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Review by:
Kate Northey
on June 16, 2012 :
I stumbled upon Mary Hughes not long after she released her first book "Bite My Fire" and it was the first "I" (first person) book I actually sat down and read, and enjoyed - and that says everything!
Personally I dislike reading first person novels because the repetitious "I did this", "I did that" is more than a little jarring to my reading head-space.
And yet, from the very first page, the very first word, I was hooked on Mary Hughes - she's a fantastic writer, with a wicked sense of humor, clever story-lines, to die-for vampire heroes and kick-ass heroines!
Black Diamond Jinn has all the flavor of Mary Hughes - great writing, great humor, great sex and a damn good read. The only downside to this shift away from her 'hunky vampires' is I thought the storyline dragged too long in places - much like Nixie & Julian's story while they were at the fair.
Sometimes less is more, you know? Otherwise, brilliant yet again.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Stasi Swain
on June 05, 2012 :
Mary Hughes is an amazing wordsmith. She captures your imagination with the first word and takes you on a whirl-wind journy. This was a new angle for her but she did a wonderful job creating the world for this story. Something that I did not love was that we seemed to have some un-answered questions in the end. However, it hopefully means that there will be more of these charaters to come, possibly explaining what Karmic physics means and how it works.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)