Karissa E. (ophelia99) reviewed Eleventh Grave in Moonlight (Charley Davidson, Bk 11) on + 2527 more book reviews
This was the eleventh (and most recent) book in the Charley Davidson series. This series just keeps getting better and better with each book. This review will have spoilers if you haven't read previous book in the series.
I listened to this on audiobook and the audiobook was very well done. Lorelei King continues to do a fantastic job narrating these books and I always look forward to listening to them.
Much of this book revolves around the mystery of the Fosters and their history with Reyes. Additionally there are something going on with UB that has Charley and Cookie concerned. On top of all of that, Charley and Reyes are both tracking what's going on with their daughter and trying to make sure she stays safe and in hiding.
Many events also happen involving the God Glass and the Hell dimension and I am very curious to see where this storyline ends up.
This whole series has been highly entertaining, quirky, fun, and very well put together. I still think there is a bit too much rehashing of Reyes's godly beautiful self, but I have learned to mostly ignore that and enjoy the story at this point.
Overall a wonderful continuation in this series. I am dying to know what happens next!!! I would recommend this whole series to those who enjoy quirky and humorous urban fantasy.
I listened to this on audiobook and the audiobook was very well done. Lorelei King continues to do a fantastic job narrating these books and I always look forward to listening to them.
Much of this book revolves around the mystery of the Fosters and their history with Reyes. Additionally there are something going on with UB that has Charley and Cookie concerned. On top of all of that, Charley and Reyes are both tracking what's going on with their daughter and trying to make sure she stays safe and in hiding.
Many events also happen involving the God Glass and the Hell dimension and I am very curious to see where this storyline ends up.
This whole series has been highly entertaining, quirky, fun, and very well put together. I still think there is a bit too much rehashing of Reyes's godly beautiful self, but I have learned to mostly ignore that and enjoy the story at this point.
Overall a wonderful continuation in this series. I am dying to know what happens next!!! I would recommend this whole series to those who enjoy quirky and humorous urban fantasy.
Shirley W. (forget-me-not) -
I loved Charlie Davidson--Grim Reaper--kicking butt and taking names, and all the humor involved. But--- this one--STINK--STANK--STUNK. The story line has gone way too far out in crazy land. Everybody's a God, no one can protect themselves from anything, lots of people die.
It's very dark, and wordy, and too many un-pronouncable names. The humor and fun are gone.
I'm done with this series. I own up to #8, but it is all downhill from there...and this is the worst.
I miss you, Charley.
It's very dark, and wordy, and too many un-pronouncable names. The humor and fun are gone.
I'm done with this series. I own up to #8, but it is all downhill from there...and this is the worst.
I miss you, Charley.
