Books by Hannah Jayne
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review 1: While I enjoyed the first couple books of the series, I expect more from our heroine at this point. The non stop cheesy one liners and the heroine's constant "hand fluttering" just annoyed me. She still gives off a HUGE Mary Sue vibe. We are still battling with the lackluster l...
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review 1: Sawyer has just lost her boyfriend Kevin in a drunk driving accident. She is devastated and wracked by guilt-and on some level-relieved. She knows that Kevin can no longer hurt her, and her shameful secret of his abuse is safe. Or is it? Because someone puts a clipping about the ...
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review 1: It kills me when the first book of a series meanders about, not giving you enough to sink your teeth into. I expected steak. I got baby food. There's nothing about Sophie's personality that grabs at me. She is a bit of a whiner. She has a semi-confusing love life. Just who is the...
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review 1: El libro es ameno, se lee bien, engancha, la historia de fondo es correcta y sin embargo no hay mucho más que decir. Alex aparece y desaparece sin que sepas de qué va ese ángel caído, Will es el último guardián y la verdad es que si todos eran tan malos como él, entiendo que los ...
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review 1: This one is only slightly less irritating than the 2nd book. Thankfully Sophie cries a lot less in this one and also the suspense is kicked up a notch. Now that there’s a underworld killer on the loose and they aren’t specifically targeting Sophie it’s a lot less crying and Sophi...
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review 1: What would you do if you found someone else's birth certificate in your baby book hidden away in a secret place in the book? This happens to Riley Spencer, a 17 year old girl who has anxiety issues that lead to panic attacks. Shelby, her best friend, suggests that her parents ma...
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review 1: So so. The mystery was at times pretty compelling, but it was still fairly obvious who was the culprit of everything - the motive was a little out of left field too...it was a fast read, but not my favorite. Judy Blundell's book (What I Saw and How I Lied) is a MUCH better myst...
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review 1: Sophie Lawson is the only human at the Underworld Detection Agency, she's also the "Vessel of Souls" the person who holds the souls of deceased people in limbo. She is a null, magic and glamour doesn't work on her. So when girls have turned up dead or missing from a girls schoo...
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review 1: I couldn't finish the book and now I'm done with this series. I don't hate it, I'm just bored. This feeling has been growing, and after four days, I look down and was only halfway through the book and I gave up. The lead character has some snappy dialogue and that is the only ...