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Yuzhi Hu yuzhihu77c738 — Since the first book in this series, I've struggled with whether or not I would continue with it. I really like the supporting characters, Gary, Billy etc. However, I didn't particular care for the continuous venture into the astral plane and the incessant self dialogue of the main character. Over time, this corrected itself but now after reading Demon Hunts I am asking myself once again whether or not I will continue with this series. This time my problem is with the main character's lack of common sense. Joanne Walker, recently made shaman continual whines about how she has no shaman handbook or no way to learn her trade except trial and error. In this installment one of the characters tells her to go home to her people and her father to seek guidance with her skills. I've thought this all along. Another thing that truly pissed me off was that she apologized to Sara, her high school friend for sleeping with the boy Sara liked. Now understand, Jo did not know that Sara liked Luca but Jo was left pregnant and alone while Sara goes on to marry the cad. Sara never apologizes for Jo for keeping in contact with Luca or that Luca never did man up by checking up on his twin babies born. Instead Sara lords over her marriage to Luca like he is some prize. What does Jo do? She slithers on her belly in shame. Forget that! Stand up for yourself and your child why don't cha? Finally, Jo always whines about her attraction to Capt. Morrison; yet, she dates Mark, Thor, and Coyote. Then she dumps them. Enough already. If in the next book her feelins for Morrison are not resolved, I'm done! I am tired of being frustrated with Jo's lack of self knowledge.

Thaís Auad thaisauad — I've been rereading the series before reading the two new ones.

Christian Tessmer minihase — I really enjoyed the finale. I think J.K. Rowling could have spent more time on editing for a more satisfying final product, but I finished feeling glad she'd wrapped it up as she did. I keep thinking about different parts of this one and how they tie into the overall character development. It'll be fun to reread them w/ my own children one day.

Stacey Jean _tacey_ean — A suburban woman tries a part of her life over again.

Rebecca Lamm rebeccalamm — Amazing how having more Lord Akeldama really brightens the whole book up. He's such a fun character. The relationship between him and Alexia is far more interesting than the one between her and her husband. I really liked the revelation in the book.

Justin Bleich justinbleich — The text for this book gets a 3.8, but the original design gets a 6!!! This was so fun, quirky and real it made me laugh out loud. Not everyone will appreciate or understand the poetry, but I've lived it myself--and again with several of my children. Bravo Mr. Grandits.