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Pocket Full of Posies
by Angela Roquet
dark
funny
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Audiobook narrated by Hollie Jackson.
A fine and cosy second entry in the Lana Harvey Reapers Inc series. Our trouble-magnet of a reaper gets to deal with relationship drama, studying new subjects and being stalked by a whip-wielding demon. Fun times to be had indeed.
- I continue to love the way the author adds in bits of religion and mythology and melds it together to make a pretty decent story. You can tell she has researched and has good knowledge of various religions and myths.
- The relationship drama was drawn out. In all honesty, I'm not entirely sure how it lasted as long as it did. And I'm a million times happier with the direction Lana's love life has taken now.
- The ending was explosive but the build up took a long time. I've noticed with both this book and Graveyard Shift that at several points I though the book was ending but then carried of for a few more plot points and chapters. This is a little jarring and occasionally and me thinking "Oh get on with it!".
A fun sequel and continues my cosy recovery from some heavy books. Onto For the Birds!
A fine and cosy second entry in the Lana Harvey Reapers Inc series. Our trouble-magnet of a reaper gets to deal with relationship drama, studying new subjects and being stalked by a whip-wielding demon. Fun times to be had indeed.
- I continue to love the way the author adds in bits of religion and mythology and melds it together to make a pretty decent story. You can tell she has researched and has good knowledge of various religions and myths.
- The relationship drama was drawn out. In all honesty, I'm not entirely sure how it lasted as long as it did. And I'm a million times happier with the direction Lana's love life has taken now.
- The ending was explosive but the build up took a long time. I've noticed with both this book and Graveyard Shift that at several points I though the book was ending but then carried of for a few more plot points and chapters. This is a little jarring and occasionally and me thinking "Oh get on with it!".
A fun sequel and continues my cosy recovery from some heavy books. Onto For the Birds!