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My only real complaint is that Reyes and Charley show no character growth. They still keep major things a secret from each other. They don't even talk about anything personal just how to save themselves and Beep from danger.
A lot is revealed in this book (in the final 40 pages or so) but not a lot really happens (other than Beep's birth). I still enjoyed the humorous touches - basically Charley's wit which remains amusing. My one question (view spoiler) ...more
A lot is revealed in this book (in the final 40 pages or so) but not a lot really happens (other than Beep's birth). I still enjoyed the humorous touches - basically Charley's wit which remains amusing. My one question (view spoiler) ...more
There was a dead tax attorney in my closet, sobbing uncontrollably into the hem of her blouse.
Nothing is ever simple for Charley. She and Reyes have moved to an abandoned convent to prevent the hellhounds from destroying them and their unborn child. Cookie is finally marrying Bob and all should be well with the world.
I always forget how much I love this series and wonder why I take so much time between books. The little quips that start each chapter make me smile. One of my favorites this time ...more
Nothing is ever simple for Charley. She and Reyes have moved to an abandoned convent to prevent the hellhounds from destroying them and their unborn child. Cookie is finally marrying Bob and all should be well with the world.
I always forget how much I love this series and wonder why I take so much time between books. The little quips that start each chapter make me smile. One of my favorites this time ...more
Charley and Reyes are staying on hallowed ground while awaiting Beep's arrival. Cookie and Bob get married and Kit brings a case of a missing girl. It is nice to see the characters again. There is a lot going on as lots of ghosts are appearing and Reyes is up to something with Angel. Charley rushes in over her head as usual and Beep arrives. Then something horrible happens.
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My rating: 2.5/5 Stars
Date Finished: July 28th, 2015
WARNING: Spoilers ahead if you have not read any Charley Davidson books leading up to this one.
Unfortunately, my expectations with each Charley Davidson book have slowly been diminishing a I progress further into the series.
Eighth Grave After Dark was no exception to the rule.
I assumed that this installment would focus less on solving cases, which I was grateful for since one of my biggest complaints in past novels was the over-abundance of cas ...more
Date Finished: July 28th, 2015
WARNING: Spoilers ahead if you have not read any Charley Davidson books leading up to this one.
Unfortunately, my expectations with each Charley Davidson book have slowly been diminishing a I progress further into the series.
Eighth Grave After Dark was no exception to the rule.
I assumed that this installment would focus less on solving cases, which I was grateful for since one of my biggest complaints in past novels was the over-abundance of cas ...more
#8 in the Charley Davidson paranormal series
I know I keep saying this, but this series keeps getting better and better. I'd rate this 4.5 stars, if I could. Very well narrated by Lorelei King. I wouldn't recognize anyone's voices if the narrator changed. Plus she's so good with inflections and voicing--I think she really adds to the enjoyment of these books. Plus this one was quite interesting because Reyes took over as the storyteller for a while. With the audiobook, this was particularly notic ...more
I know I keep saying this, but this series keeps getting better and better. I'd rate this 4.5 stars, if I could. Very well narrated by Lorelei King. I wouldn't recognize anyone's voices if the narrator changed. Plus she's so good with inflections and voicing--I think she really adds to the enjoyment of these books. Plus this one was quite interesting because Reyes took over as the storyteller for a while. With the audiobook, this was particularly notic ...more
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What can I say, except the series keeps getting better and Charley is always funny.
Months have passed since she and Reyes got hitched, and now it is only a matter of time until Beep is born. The are living in on consecrated ground @ an old convent, so that the hellhounds can't attack. More and more dead people are showing up on their lawn and no one knows why.
Cookie and Ubie are getting married, but before they can go on their honeymoon the P.I and her sidekick gets a ...more
What can I say, except the series keeps getting better and Charley is always funny.
Months have passed since she and Reyes got hitched, and now it is only a matter of time until Beep is born. The are living in on consecrated ground @ an old convent, so that the hellhounds can't attack. More and more dead people are showing up on their lawn and no one knows why.
Cookie and Ubie are getting married, but before they can go on their honeymoon the P.I and her sidekick gets a ...more
I really love the Charley Davidson books. Charley and friends are fun to read about. I love the audio books - Lorelie King does an amazing job bringing these characters to life. That being said, I think Eighth Grave After Dark is my least favorite of the entire series. Charley is stuck staying on Holy Ground so there isn't as much action in this book. There is a lot of talking and planning and being wary. Charley whines a lot. Cookie & Uncle Bob plan their wedding. We do learn a lot about charac
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Nov 04, 2014
Lori
marked it as 5-read-sequels
Mar 06, 2015
April
marked it as to-read
Nov 19, 2017
Michelle
marked it as to-read
Dec 08, 2017
Kristen
rated it
really liked it
Shelves:
2017-challenge-books,
in-a-series,
fantasy,
audio-books,
fiction,
blue-covers,
ghosts,
suspense,
paranormal-romance,
humor
