Books by Nicole Peeler
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review 1: OK, I have followed Jane to the last sentence. I have watched her evolve and explore herself. I was still slightly annoyed that her character was just another girl who had a sad past, with a series of traumatic emotional events that wrecked her confidence and personal growth, bla...
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review 1: This book was much better than the previous one. The main character still did a couple of things that did not make me think to highly of either her intelligence or her emotional well being but it was nothing compared with the relationship in the last book. Instead the relations...
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review 1: I am so glad that I didn't read this when it first came out because it ends in one doozey of a cliffhanger-don't know that my heart could have taken that. I did this in audio and really enjoyed it- I really like the reader, Kristine Hvam. I actually picked this up because I was i...
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review 1: Although I felt this is the best of the four books I've read so far in this series, I'm only giving it four stars because ....(spoiler alert!!). . . Peeler cheats us out of the sex scene between Anyan and Jane at the end of this book. The gooey, yummy, sexy writing that was so pr...
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review 1: Working my way through this series, back-to-back. This one is... fluff, for lack of a better word. A bit one-dimensional, cartoonish villains, a ditzy main character. Nothing bad-ass here, but it's fun (at least so far). The world is interesting, I'll say that - I like seeing...
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review 1: I think this is a book where the characters vie for attention with the plot. I've really grown to love Jane and her sense of humor. I loved Anyan, even though I thought I'd always be a Ryu girl.Like the first two books, the mystery starts off a little slow. However,when the actio...
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review 1: While I love the Jane True series, and enjoy the main characters of this book, it just lacked something for me. I wish the author had spent more time developing the characters and helping the reader understand more about who they are. While I like the idea that these women love e...
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review 1: Very good book, and an intriguing beginning to a new series. I loved that it was set in my hometown of Pittsburgh, and the way Peeler melded the idea of the magical with the decidedly anti-magic atmosphere of the city (which is famous for it's steel and iron) is great. The book...