Women are better than that. I like to think that we have something more important to do with our lives than ogle every attractive man in our vicinity. The heroine's on a dangerous mission, sees a super-hot alpha-male and all she thinks about is "Oh I'm lonely, I want sex, I haven't gotten laid in...
Sabina Kane in New York. Mit einem Dämonen Kater.Und obwohl sie eigentlich keinen Ärger machen wollte, stieß sie natürlich direkt mit den Werwölfen zusammen. Kein guter Start ins neue Leben, bei den Magiern.Ein rasanter zweiter Teil der Vampir Reihe. Ab und an kommt es etwas ins Stocken, um dann...
Jaye Wells really takes the Sabina Kane series to the next level in Green-Eyed Demon. While you still get heart stopping action, unparalleled world building, and intelligent, laugh-out-loud, witty dialogue, you also get a whole new range of emotions. The empathy and sympathy run strong while re...
These books seriously just keep on getting better and better. Every sentence, every page just keeps getting better!!On a plot point, the story was marred with tragedy in the loss of some crucial characters in this book. But I have to say... Whilst Maisie's death was very sad, when it appeared tha...
What a ride. I enjoyed how the story turned out, but once again G took over, distracting and taking away from Sabina's story. He felt like comic relief that fell flat. Especially after everything Sabina went through to defeat Cain. The fact that her father has been alive this entire time and just...
I actually enjoyed listening to this. The narrator was good and spoke clearly, and there were few if any whispered passages. The story was hard-boiled crime drama with a twist -- magic, especially magic potions, were the new drug on the street -- and the protagonist is a former magic potion "cook...
4.5 stars Once again another great book from Jaye Wells, can't wait to read the last two!!!!
***½ 2.5 starsI think it was a bit of a stretch. The book should have ended sooner.
This book is not perfect and I tend to agree with most of the criticisms I have read here : the dialogs are sometimes a bit juvenile, the characters lack depth and the heroine seems really insensitive. However, the story is very interesting and the action is well paced. The world created by the a...
I absolutely LOVE Sabina Kane as a main character. She isn't your run of the mill, goody goody heroine that bad stuff happens to. Sabina is a bad girl, she makes mistakes, and a lot of the tragedy surrounding her comes from bad decisions she's made. Her awesomeness comes from her ability to us...
I really liked this novella. I read the preview in the end of the second book so I had no idea how they got to LA or anything that happens in-between. I love Jaye Wells writing and this is no exception. It is always fun and funny and Giguhl is still one of my favorite characters of all time since...
I haven't read book 3 yet, Green-Eyed Demon; however there is a revelation and plot development (in regards to Gihuhl) in this novella that I see carrying over to book 3. And that leads to this bit of a rant and lower rating. I might or might not change the star rating after I read Green-Eyed D...
As a fan of the Sabina Kane series, I was really excited about this new series by Jaye Wells, and I devoured the first book, however I had a hard time getting into this book at the beginning. It moved way too slowly for me in the beginning and I didn’t have the urge to pick it up as often as I w...
As much as the guy liked to tease me, he also had the good sense to know when to shut the fuck up. My hands gripped the railing until my knuckles ached. For a few moments I indulged in a fantasy of imagining it was Uncle Abe’s throat. Once we exited the ferry and were back by his car, Morales pul...
So I ignored the chipped onyx polish. I ignored the dirt caked under my nails. I ignored my palms, rubbed raw and blistering. And when a snapping twig announced David’s arrival, I ignored him too. He said nothing, just stood off behind a thicket of trees waiting for me to ...
Potion junkies huddled in shadowy corners with their ampules and pipes and needles. The occasional flick of a lighter’s flame illuminated their dirty, desperate faces, and the air sizzled with the ozone scent of spent magic.I considered stopping to harass them. Arrest them for loitering and posse...
Overhead the happy blue sky had dissolved into the inky twilight shadows. I smelled our destination before I saw it. The closer we got, the more the putrid cloud of rot and decay coated the nose and mouth. I covered my face with my elbow. "Christ, what is that smell?" I demanded through the crook...
He waved something in the air. “Six! Six!” I was sitting in front of the fire listening to Icarus and Dare argue over who should take the blame for how low our food stores had gotten. Happy for the excuse to escape their bickering, I rose from my spot to meet the kid. He t...