Review #1
Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors (Jane Jameson #4) audiobook free
I completely ended listening to the Jane Jameson books. Let me tell for you it has been a funny drive. Yes, I have heed to these manners about a couple of times any, at the same time they are still hilarious. So, we draw a lock up with Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors. In this book we look for Jane obligated to turn Jamie. At the moment she’s trying to increase a teenage ghoul, plan a marriage, at the same time figure out who’s trying to harm her at the same time Gabe. The lady can’t cut a burst.
What, Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors was a funny read. I don’t know where to move with my ideas on this story, because a lot happens. We look Jane become a sire at the same time she has to look for balance between siring at the same time her connection with Gabe. We have no one psycho trying to harm Gabe. It wouldn’t be a Jane book without the craziness that happens in her indefinite. I believed it was attractive funny when Jamie tries to hit on Jane right behind he wakes up. But, that’s so much more going on into the story. We also get to meet Iris Scanlon, which promotes us introduce us to Half-Moon Hollow books.
Overall, Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors bestows us sweet closure on Jane’s portion of indefinite. I greedy that is that so much going on in Half-Moon Hallow that it’s going to be a blast to revisit, at the same time heed/read to all the antics. Amanda Ronconi does an awesome job with all the Jane Jameson books. She’s one of my pinnacle narrators. So, if for you are in come in handy of a read, for you might wish to inspect out the Jane Jameson books. For you are going to come in handy to start with the 1st book, otherwise for you defeated’t get the real effect of Jane’s indefinite.
Rating:
5 Hit
Review #2
Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors (Jane Jameson #4) audiobook streamming online
This book ties up all the story arcs in a sweet but nondescript throw.
I didn’t hate it but it barely didn’t seem to determine right up to the 1st 3. That being misspoke, the 1st 3 did increase the rod quite higher.
Jane lasts her misadventures through this slice-of-life undead book but at the moment she has to deal with her impending wedding, raising a newly turned ghoul, at the same time a werd stalker.
In the old books, the creator ordinary picked the arc that almost all creators wouldn’t concentrate on at the same time produced it glow like crazy. Almost all creators, who would start off with the 1st book’s premise, would concentrate on the adventure of who destroyed her, how it would act the city, at the same time those creator’s would for sure even make a “global” favorite out of the head disposition. This creator chose to concentrate on the ordinary things. The everyday burdens that appear from finding yourself in an undead ghoul state. She concentrated mostly on living in a small city at the same time the tests of generic indefinite.
One of my biggest inconsistencies with this book is that the number of story arcs happening at once at the same time how time the creator wasted on any. One of the he head story lines, for example, is that how she deals with raising a brand new ghoul that she created. Mostly she doesn’t. Which is that a strange gizmo because this is that implied to demonstrate her growth as a personality. It’s quite important but doesn’t get much attention in the writing, almost all of the important stuff was assumed to have happened.
The other bigger problem with the book is that the humor. It barely seemed like the creator wanted stuff to happen to Jane but slighted to make it as exciting as the creator ordinary does. Don’t get me wrong, it’s exciting. But it doesn’t glow as much as the older books.
Between those two inconsistencies is that the bloated cast list, at the same time the vertical number of manners beginning with the letter J. The cast of this book is that gigantic. Abundance carryovers from the past book are here at the same time brand new ones are additional. I never saw how big the cast was until they all gathered together at the same time started discussing to each other. Adding to this is that the number of manners with the letter J in their name, Jane, Jolene, Jaime, at the same time Jenny. That was also an Aunt Jettie but good luck she ordinary had an “Aunt” proceeding her name so I understood who she was. As anyone who is that really bad with names at the same time mostly knows manners by their deeds, the method they speak, at the same time significance to the story, having a lot of J supporting manners makes me finish at the same time try to figure out who is that who, ultimately taking me out of the story.
All in all it isn’t a bad book. It’s barely not one that you can grab without reading the past ones. I reckon this may be intend though. It felt like the creator was trying to cover everything up from past books at the same time tie it in a sweet throw, which is that amazing for fans of the television series, but may confuse everyone else.
The ending seems a little very flawless to me, but it’s sweet that the manners get this ending. It makes me feel like the creator may not last with a brand new book for the television series at the moment that everything is that the method it is that.
3 hit. It’s a quality book but read the 1st 3 to appreciate it.
Review #3
Audiobook Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors (Jane Jameson #4) by Molly Harper
Jane at the same time Gabriel have barely moved in together at the same time are in the process of planning their marriage. Since it’s Jane’s upcoming marriage, for you know things are going to move wrong before she can take a walk down the aisle. The problem starts when Jane strings a child she applied to babysit into a ghoul to rescue his indefinite. In one moment, Jane finds herself saddled with a ghoul childe she never wanted. Things only get worse when Jane’s noisy grandmother starts haunting her at the same time anyone starts trying to destroy Gabriel.
I’ll admit I went into Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors unwillingly since I believed Jane’s story had been wrapped-up nicely at the finish of the third part book. My head concern was that Jane at the same time Gabriel wouldn’t manage to detain my attention without their usual connection irony at the same time, sadly, I was right. I wasted the most of the story bored at the same time had a hard time final finishing the book. The writing was still amazing at the same time that were considered quite a few funny moments, but the story barely didn’t detain my attention.
Jane at the same time Gabriel’s interactions fell really even, which was proper to Gabriel never having been really fleshed out in the other novels. So having so much of him in the story caused it to drag because he was very one dimensional. In contrast to barely how Gabriel we get, we get very little Dick at the same time Andrea. I have to announce that I really missed their presence since they were considered always amazing in the other books.
Despite my issues with this addition to the television series, I’ll still last to read the spin off books starring other manners. But, I defeated’t be reading no matter what other Jane books if they come out. I think her story is that done.
Review #4
Audio Sweet Women Don’t Eat Their Neighbors (Jane Jameson #4) narrated by Amanda Ronconi
*Two ghouls discussing. Mother to offspring scenario.
Shes four 100 years old! I thumped.
Jamie did a little of a double decide. Really?
Yes. That doesnt make her a cougar, that makes her a saber- toothed tiger.
Jamie grinned. Thats good of burning. Youre going to impose her out barely to spite me, arent for you?
Maybe.
Why couldnt for you have been a lady? I groaned.
Funny… at the same time kinda excellent.
Review #5
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As usual Molly Harper entertains, this may be the continue of the Jane Jameson television series, as the creator thrashes up on one more disposition in half Moon Hollow right behind this book. Jane at the same time Gabriel last their adore affair with plenty of interference from generic at the same time comrades, plenty of humour, complicated affairs. Very enjoyable read
