Calliope Reaper-Jones Novel Death's Daughter: A Callipe Reaper-Jones Novel, Book 1, (Paperback)

from theepicrat

When a Forgetting Charm is needed to have a normal life, obviously Calliope should know better than to believe "normal" would last forever. Family always keep track of their own - and when Death gets kidnapped and you happen to be the daughter of Death, be sure that the higher beings will come to...

from nicole47

It was ok. Not great. The main character seemed pretty immature for someone over the age of 16. There were situations where she'd spout off some cheezy dialogue that might have sounded ok on Buffy but seemed pretty dumb coming out of an adult's mouth in a life-and-death situation (or say, talking...

from pacey1927

I didn't jump to read "Death's Daughter" because I had read some of the negative reviews and was hesitant. Then I read the reviews for the second book in the series "Cats Claw" and those seemed for positive. Since I have always thought the plot sounded unique and promising, I went ahead and start...

from clarasayre

Being a fan of Benson's acting, I was excited to try out her book....while I enjoyed the storyline overall (thus the 3.5 stars), I found it very hard to connect with the main character, Calliope. She's flippant, fairly shallow, and whiny, which didn't lessen as the story went on. I can't relate w...

from alwright1

I wanted to like this one more than I did for the love of Amber Benson. It ended up keeping me entertained in the end. The main character just isn't very likable. She likes to smart off, but she's not very witty or clever. I wish it was about her little sister, or maybe the faun butler, seriously...