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Cori June (3033 KP) rated Secondhand Souls (Grim Reaper #2) in Books

Oct 4, 2021  
Secondhand Souls (Grim Reaper #2)
Secondhand Souls (Grim Reaper #2)
Christopher Moore | 2015 | Fiction & Poetry, LGBTQ+, Paranormal, Science Fiction/Fantasy
7
7.0 (1 Ratings)
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This book picks up a year after the last book ends. If you haven't read the first book it would help but you don't have too, although you might be a little confused about the Squirrel People. (If you choose to read "A Dirty Job", go ahead and read "Coyote Blue" too)
I dislike the main character, Charlie, a bit in this, he's a bit of a prick in this book even if it is slightly understandable it is annoying.
I admit I came quite close to throwing the book across the room and if I said why I'd have to hit the spoiler button.
A good read that has some witty moments but is a little more meandering than his other books. I read it on vacation so I was able to easily pick it up and put it down without getting confused or losing my spot.
All in all a good book but not his best.
  
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ClareR (6256 KP) rated Wreck in Books

Feb 18, 2026  
Wreck
Wreck
Catherine Newman | 2026 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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We’re back with Rocky and her family - this time at home. It’s two years after their Cape Cod holiday, and things have changed. Rocky and Nick’s son, Jamie now lives in New York; Rocky’s widowed father has moved in; Willa, their daughter, has moved back home after finishing college.

Rocky has become obsessed with the death of a young man from Jamie’s school year - as if she hasn’t enough to deal with, with her own increasingly perplexing medical issues (and I thank the NHS that our system is nothing like Rocky’s experiences!).

I love Catherine Newmans’s witty, clever, heartfelt writing. One minute I’m laughing along, the next moment I’m empathising with her and reminiscing about her (my) children when they were small - and feeling as emotional as she does! Ahh, menopausal motherhood!

This book just seemed to finish far too quickly for me - I enjoyed everything about it.

Many thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for my copy. All opinions are my own!