Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Reviews of Dead Running
It's so fun when the first reviews on a book start popping up. Here are a few from some wonderful reviewers.
"First of all, I read this in a day. I love a book that pulls me in and keeps me to the end. This book had a nice mystery, loveable and believable characters with great voice. I loved how real Cassidy was. Her sense of humor and off the wall bluntness had me smiling the whole time. And the end of the 10K race? OMGosh I couldn't stop laughing. It was just a great story that let me slip out of my life and into someone elses. That's why I read."
Author Charity Bradford.
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"Page by page I found myself flying through this book. The characters are real, interesting and engaging. Yes I too want to meet Damon and Jesse… I am just saying…
Tie in a big mystery and a lot of danger and I was sold. Cassidy’s sister-in-law Rachael “El” would be the sister-in-law I had always dreamed of, a friend and confident… and her BFF Tasha cracks me up.
Bottom line is – this book gave me all the good vibes of an early Stephanie Plum (Evanovich) novel without the ditsy main character, but with the hot guys, a meatier read, and just a lot cleaner all the way around. I really loved it.
Not many books will keep me in the house on my day off in my pajamas past noon just because I can not put it down long enough to take a shower and get ready for the day. This one did exactly that. Do yourself a favor and give Cami Checketts a try, I adored her touching book Sister Pact, and really think she has grown even more as an author in Dead Running."
Sheila DeChantal, Reviewer, Book Journey
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"First of all, I read this in a day. I love a book that pulls me in and keeps me to the end. This book had a nice mystery, loveable and believable characters with great voice. I loved how real Cassidy was. Her sense of humor and off the wall bluntness had me smiling the whole time. And the end of the 10K race? OMGosh I couldn't stop laughing. It was just a great story that let me slip out of my life and into someone elses. That's why I read."
Author Charity Bradford.
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"Page by page I found myself flying through this book. The characters are real, interesting and engaging. Yes I too want to meet Damon and Jesse… I am just saying…
Bottom line is – this book gave me all the good vibes of an early Stephanie Plum (Evanovich) novel without the ditsy main character, but with the hot guys, a meatier read, and just a lot cleaner all the way around. I really loved it.
Not many books will keep me in the house on my day off in my pajamas past noon just because I can not put it down long enough to take a shower and get ready for the day. This one did exactly that. Do yourself a favor and give Cami Checketts a try, I adored her touching book Sister Pact, and really think she has grown even more as an author in Dead Running."
Sheila DeChantal, Reviewer, Book Journey
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"Dead Running is infused with inherent conflict. From page
one I was hooked. Setting, tension, character: this book accomplished so much
right from the get go.
Author Cami Checketts has a distinctive voice, and MC
Cassidy Christensen is a character anyone can empathize with. And she has a huge
sense of humor!"
Author Lo Johnston
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"Dead Running is my first book by Cami Checketts and I absolutely loved it. Cassidy is funny, brave and quirky and I loved her philosophy on relationships. She’s attracted to two very different guys in the book. One seemingly likes her back and the other doesn’t want anything to do with her but can’t stop showing up just at the right moment when she’s in danger. Then you throw in a very snarky “Hot Red-Head” as competition and hilarity ensues."
Monie G. Reviewer, Reading with Monie
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"Dead Running is my first book by Cami Checketts and I absolutely loved it. Cassidy is funny, brave and quirky and I loved her philosophy on relationships. She’s attracted to two very different guys in the book. One seemingly likes her back and the other doesn’t want anything to do with her but can’t stop showing up just at the right moment when she’s in danger. Then you throw in a very snarky “Hot Red-Head” as competition and hilarity ensues."
Monie G. Reviewer, Reading with Monie
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Looking forward to reading your book!
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