Maxie
Duncan series, Book 1
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Maxie
Duncan series, Book 1
Melissa
L. Webb
Genre: Paranormal Chick Lit
ISBN: 1478216522
ASIN: B008QNS1KY
Number of pages: 189
Word Count:
About 60,000
Blurb
:
Sometimes
life can be a real witch.
Meet Maxie Duncan. Your average 23-year-old blonde. If you can call being wealthy, gorgeous, and knowing what the future holds at times, average.
After her fiancĂ© blindsides her with a breakup at their favorite restaurant, she leaves Maine for a shot at being Hollywood’s new ‘it girl.’ There’s only one problem. She’s never acted a day in her life.
When a big Hollywood director sends her packing, she realizes if she wants to stay in L.A., she may have to become a normal girl after all. But normal has never been in the cards for her. Strange things keep happening wherever she goes, a red-eyed shadow no one else sees is stalking her, and to top it off, she may be falling in love again, with either the bookish guy next door, or Hollywood’s hottest leading man.
But everything isn’t what it seems. Someone’s keeping secrets from her. Is it her new friends at the apartment building she moved into? Or is it Ryan Everheart, the actor who wants to sweep her off her feet? And why are her feet suddenly floating off the ground?
It’s enough to drive a girl insane. All Maxie wants to do is ride off into the sunset with her one true love and find a killer pair of Manolo Blahniks on the way. But how’s a girl supposed to focus on a love life and shopping when everywhere she turns someone or something is trying to kill her?
Meet Maxie Duncan. Your average 23-year-old blonde. If you can call being wealthy, gorgeous, and knowing what the future holds at times, average.
After her fiancĂ© blindsides her with a breakup at their favorite restaurant, she leaves Maine for a shot at being Hollywood’s new ‘it girl.’ There’s only one problem. She’s never acted a day in her life.
When a big Hollywood director sends her packing, she realizes if she wants to stay in L.A., she may have to become a normal girl after all. But normal has never been in the cards for her. Strange things keep happening wherever she goes, a red-eyed shadow no one else sees is stalking her, and to top it off, she may be falling in love again, with either the bookish guy next door, or Hollywood’s hottest leading man.
But everything isn’t what it seems. Someone’s keeping secrets from her. Is it her new friends at the apartment building she moved into? Or is it Ryan Everheart, the actor who wants to sweep her off her feet? And why are her feet suddenly floating off the ground?
It’s enough to drive a girl insane. All Maxie wants to do is ride off into the sunset with her one true love and find a killer pair of Manolo Blahniks on the way. But how’s a girl supposed to focus on a love life and shopping when everywhere she turns someone or something is trying to kill her?
Melissa L.
Webb is a writer, dreamer, thinker, and a seeker. She is an avid fan of anything paranormal.
She loves to read and won’t be caught dead without some kind of book in her
purse. She is also a big fan of
horror. She has yet to find any movie or
book that will scare her, however, she remains hopeful that one does exists out
there.
When
she isn’t tutoring students, you’ll find her weaving words in a magical place,
between the ocean and the redwoods, called Northern California, and spending time being bossed around by her
dog, Buffy.
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Book Review:
Initially I wasn’t sure I was going
to like this book. It’s a really easy
read, but in the first couple of chapters I wasn’t impressed with the plot,
however it improved as the book went on.
While not my usual fair, I enjoyed the whole setting aside the laws of
physics components in the book.
I give this book 3 out of 5 clouds.
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