The magic of Goodreads

Nikki Blue Source of Trouble (Nikki, #2) by Jack Chaucer One of my favorite things about Goodreads is when a reader takes the time to post real-time reactions to what’s going on in one of my books as they’re making their way through it.
Here’s a fun example from Katie Sholty, who whipped through “Nikki Blue” earlier this month, and had plenty of colorful things to say:

03/14 7.0% “This reads like Jasper Fforde.”

03/16 21.0% “RUNAWAY FROM THE CULT THAT’S NOT A CULT BUT IS A CULT. RUNAWAY. NOW. NO CHECK IS WORTH THE CREEP FACTOR.”

03/17 37.0% “Virgil reminds me of televangelist that will swindle you out of everything.”

03/17 50.0% “Nikki has blessedly engaged her journalistic brains … don’t put David in his place… if only briefly.”

03/17 57.0% “Chili’s is now serving awkward reunions.”

03/18 64.0% “I have this sick feeling that it’s going to turn into Waco.”

03/20 87.0% “Madmen and fires go together like peanut butter and jelly.”

03/21 95.0% “WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? Maybe if I say it five more times, Bill won’t do the thing.”

03/21 97.0% “Nikki: Just let me cry.” I feel like my heart has just been put in a blender and thrown out into a compost pile.
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Published on March 28, 2016 19:11 Tags: fiction, goodreads, jack-chaucer, na, nikki-blue, novel, review, sequel, ya
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