Customer Reviews

Reaper's Justice

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Reaper's Justice is part of Charlee's WesternWind Series and although a short story is very good. Then I love almost all of Charlee's books and especially her Reapers. A definite must read and it won't cost you anything to try it.

This was a quick read before bed. One good thing about this short story was the complex world she explained in this book. I love the fact that you got a factual background of the main character and a steamy love scene.

Reaper's Justice was a good read. It was very short, so not very complicated, but the author did a great job of giving you very good background on both characters, and a clear idea about the world they live in. You also wish both characters well. I haven't read this author before, but I'll definitely give her books a try based on my enjoyment of Reaper's Justice.

This is where 14th century England meets Star Trek, minus the ship, and it just gets worse from there. No real plot, less than medicore character development, made up words with sketchy meanings, bizzare and weird scenes, old english language that doesn't work for the story, and laughable (literally) if not simply ridiculous sex. For me, though free, a total waste of time. The only saving grace about this book is that it's short, though, by the time you get to the second chapter, you realize its not short enough.

I got this for free so I suppose cannot really complain - but considering the calibre of books obtained also for free from Amazon, this is not one to write home about.

Not good. Not even mediocre. I found this shortstory to be neither sexy nor romantic, merely vulgar and bizarre. I know it was free, but there are much better free stories.

Great, sexy little story. 'Course I love everything by Charlee Boyett-Compo. She's one of Ellora's Cave's best authors!