Devil May Care (Paperback)

from risadabomb

This book started off good for me but mid way through the protagonist got a bit too annoying and neurotic. Interesting premise though.

from lquilter

One of my favorite comfort reads. A fun light plot (mystery with a tough of supernatural), quirky characters (not the protagonist, though, who is not much more than a viewpoint), both good and bad, snappy dialog, lots of cozy details and certain richly detailed and memorable depictions of places ...

from nefernika

OK, chick lit is my secret vice, and I admit I read it; I read a lot of it, and, yes: I like it. But this was seriously the dumbest book I ever read. It was completely nonsensical. McInnis paints herself into a little prose corner - apparently we're supposed to find the protagonist sympathetic, e...

from susanamper

(orig. published in 1977) Ellie and Henry are young, and engaged. When Ellie's eccentric Aunt Kate asks her to house-sit at housein Burton, Virginia, Ellie is happy to oblige. She feels right at home there with the nearly invisible housekeepers and the plethora of pets, but conventional Henry fin...

from roses7184

Well, the good news is that this book was much better than I originally thought it would be! In my history of reading, never have I met a more obnoxious windbag than Henry Willoughby. Luckily, he turned out not to be the main protagonist of this story, otherwise I'm pretty sure I would have given...