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Title: How (Not) to Kiss a Beast
Subtitle: Cindy Eller, Book 3
Author: Elizabeth A. Reeves
Narrator: Elise Randall
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-25-13
Publisher: Elizabeth A Reeves
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 6 votes
Genres: Romance, Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
Cindy's Ordinary boyfriend is missing and nobody seems to know where he has gone. Cindy is convinced that something horrible has happened to him, but every attempt she has made to find him - magical or otherwise - has offered no explanation.
Then she learns that her mysterious father is behind it all.
How can she fight against powers she doesn't even understand - especially when her own Magic is acting up worse than ever before? And what will she do when enemies of her father start coming out of the woodwork?
Members Reviews:
Wish the baked goods were real and the stories had an ending
I enjoy the descriptions of the baked goods and Cindy in general but the endings are just tacked on to set up the cliffhanger in the next book. I don't want a series of cliffhangers. I want a series of stories with a beginning, middle and end. I read series books but this is probably the last of this series for me. I also knew the obvious answer to the question long before it was revealed. Not sure what took her so long.
How not to kiss a beast
I thought that this was a fun book. I read it in 2 days... The author has a quirky sense of humor :-)
Where There's A Beast There's A Way
This series must be read in order. The first book is How (Not) To Play With Magic. The second book is How (Not) To Kiss A Toad. The third book is How (Not) To Kiss A Prince. This is the fourth book.
This was by far the best book in the series! I feel like I live in Cindy's world when I'm reading these books :) They really must be read in order or you would be totally lost. This is the one series I thoroughly enjoy personally that I can not wait to share with my children :) They appeal to all ages and I can not wait for the next installment!
***This series is suitable for mature young adult through adult readers who enjoy modern fantasy with a fractured fairytale vibe and magical mayhem with a dash of romance :)
Another great story!!
This is book three in the Cindy Eller series. This book is much like the last and leaves off directly where the last one ended. This book is much more fast paced and quite a few mysteries that need to be solved. I like that added aspect to the series. It makes the story flow much better as this book really was full of action.
So far this is my favorite book of the series. I do however wish the books were a tad longer!
Cute but predictable
I really like Elizabeth Reeve' s writing. It's funny and cute and you end up hungry from the descriptions. As a third generation baker, I love the crazy things her character tries to make.
That said, the twist really wasn't one this time. It was too easy to tell from almost the second chapter what happened to Timothy. I won't say more, but this is the first of the series
where it felt too predictable.