Books by Jenn Bennett
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review 1: I was so excited to get this book after loving every single page of the first book Bitter Spirits. But sadly this one fell far short of its predecessor. While Winter and Aida had phenomenal chemistry, Lowe and Hadley didn't. Neither is a very likable person, and the fall-apart an...
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review 1: A breezy paranormal romance mystery set in Jazz Age San Francisco. The romance is too insta-lust/love for my taste, but there was pretty good character development and the romance plot balances well with mystery aspects. The biggest draw was the story's setting, switching between...
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review 1: Cady lives in an interesting world with far more to it than what meets the eye. A short e book story about a counter reality, where demons, partial demons, possessions and witches live and interact with in a earth type world. This is a short story of a boat ride that turns out to...
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review 1: I love the world that Jenn Bennett has created and this third installment is full of action and drama from page one. In fact, my one complaint about this edition is that the book starts in the middle of an action sequence and it took awhile for me to figure out what was going on....
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review 1: This series just keeps getting better and better!!!! Cady and Lon are back into the thick of the drama and mystery of the demon world. Cady knows just how special she really is and knows keeping her real identity a secret is even more crucial than before. She’s working on control...
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review 1: 3.5 probably.In all honesty, I didn't get to finish the whole book because it was due back at the library and I skimmed the last forty or so pages, but I feel like I got the gist. I'm not going to critique it to death like usual, though, until I read the whole thing. Which I defi...
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review 1: OK, so book 3 was amazing...and then this book was not. It was one of the stupidest last-book-in-a-series ever. WHY do writers think it's OK to do a reboot of things and rehash shit when they run out of ideas? I mean come on - that's why I didn't read the last book in the "Hush, ...