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A review by nicxmac
Lovesick by Tonya Hurley
4.0
I have to say that this one was really good but the first book is still the best one in the series (so far) and since the first book can be a stand-alone novel. And out of all the three, this is my favorite book cover in the series so far and the phrases before each chapter was definitely worth reading and very fitting with the story, as it should.
I especially enjoyed the part where Scarlet and Eric talks about their love for music because I'm a music addict myself. Maybe I don't know much as they do but I do love the witty way of the author created the character's conversations.
I've read in some reviews that this book wasn't well written and that they were dissapointed because they were expecting a darker plot and not some ghosts who work for a call center but I really liked it. The writing was superb. Probably needs improvement, yes but I couldn't even done it better myself.
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I've first encountered "Ghostgirl" back in 2008 when it was just an "internet thing". A character who died but never really had the "time of her life" and she always felt invisible. And at that time, I already liked it. Probably because I know for a fact that I could heavily relate to it and I was looking forward to hear more of ghostgirl and by the time I knew it was a book, I was glad to have read it.
I especially enjoyed the part where Scarlet and Eric talks about their love for music because I'm a music addict myself. Maybe I don't know much as they do but I do love the witty way of the author created the character's conversations.
I've read in some reviews that this book wasn't well written and that they were dissapointed because they were expecting a darker plot and not some ghosts who work for a call center but I really liked it. The writing was superb. Probably needs improvement, yes but I couldn't even done it better myself.
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I've first encountered "Ghostgirl" back in 2008 when it was just an "internet thing". A character who died but never really had the "time of her life" and she always felt invisible. And at that time, I already liked it. Probably because I know for a fact that I could heavily relate to it and I was looking forward to hear more of ghostgirl and by the time I knew it was a book, I was glad to have read it.