Lisa Oliver
Autor(a) de Get Off My Case
About the Author
Disambiguation Notice:
(eng) Author of both fiction and non-fiction titles, including the Cloverleah Series, Bound and Bonded Series, the Balance series, Stockton Wolves and the Alpha and Omega series.
Séries
Obras de Lisa Oliver
Not Even Close 5 cópias
The Peacock and the Jackal 4 cópias
Collar and Scruff 4 cópias
20 Ways To Make $100 Today 3 cópias
An Article Of Lies: Another one of those MM Arranged Marriage Stories between two princes this time 3 cópias
The Pirate's Treasure 3 cópias
Rowan and the Wolf 3 cópias
Fagin's Folly (Alpha and Omega #6) 3 cópias
The Prolific Writing System: How you can become a successful prolific writer in any niche (Writing ebooks for fun and… (2012) 2 cópias
Dealing with ADHD in Adults:: Your 8 most common questions and solutions about ADHD in Adults (2012) 2 cópias
Give Me A Reason: Helios (The Gods Made Me Do It Book 13) 1 exemplar(es)
Fenrir's Fate (The Gods Made Me Do It Book 14) 1 exemplar(es)
Benedict and Bear (Benedict and Bear Trilogy Book 1) 1 exemplar(es)
A Marriage of Necessity: Two Princes this time (Another Arranged Marriage Series Book 5) 1 exemplar(es)
Understanding ADHD Adults: Your eight most common questions and answers about ADHD in Adults (ADHD/ADD in Adults) (2012) 1 exemplar(es)
Breaking the Flirt Code: How men can work out when women are interested in them (2012) 1 exemplar(es)
The Fall of the Fairy Tale Prince 1 exemplar(es)
Alpha and Omega Boxed Set (Alpha and Omega #1-3) 1 exemplar(es)
Bound and Bonded Series Boxed Set (Bound and Bonded #1-3) 1 exemplar(es)
Etiquetado
Conhecimento Comum
- Sexo
- female
- Locais de residência
- Tokoroa, New Zealand
- Ocupação
- author
- Aviso de desambiguação
- Author of both fiction and non-fiction titles, including the Cloverleah Series, Bound and Bonded Series, the Balance series, Stockton Wolves and the Alpha and Omega series.
Membros
Resenhas
A Little Bit of Magic and a Lot of Fur (Mage Mates… de Lisa Oliver
A sweet little love story that had the potential to be more. Characters and plot left undeveloped. There was a ton of potential here, but no realization. Characters are flat. Plot is basic and too many unanswered questions. The true villain of the piece never stepped onto the pages and we are left in the dark as to motive and any other detail. So much so that when the grandfather questions the intermediate bad guy it is off page. Why and how did he get involved? Not the grandfather, the in-between guy. I enjoy Lisa Oliver, but lately? Her story telling is suffering.… (mais)
Well . . . . not what I expected. I expected a sweet, fun little story written in Lisa's style - which has a fairly smooth flow.
What I got was . . . not that. First - no attempt at character development. Second, the flow and style were very much like that of a teenage middle school student, and since I have spent 20 years reading and assessing that level of writing, I know what I am talking about. Finally, the plot line felt slapped together and seemed to come in chunks. Don't get me wrong - there was potential, it just was not even close to being developed.
It does not read like a Lisa Oliver story. So disappointed.… (mais)
What I got was . . . not that. First - no attempt at character development. Second, the flow and style were very much like that of a teenage middle school student, and since I have spent 20 years reading and assessing that level of writing, I know what I am talking about. Finally, the plot line felt slapped together and seemed to come in chunks. Don't get me wrong - there was potential, it just was not even close to being developed.
It does not read like a Lisa Oliver story. So disappointed.… (mais)
This was a strange one for me. I enjoy Lisa Oliver books. This one just had some strange 'vibes.' First - it was a fun quick read - and the author does state it is shorter than the rest will be.
As the initial book in a new series, its job is to set the scene - so to speak. It does do that.
However, it had a few issues for me - places where it just rang false. The characters were strange. The demon MC was a simple, child-like personality. The dual shifter MC was supposedly rare but everyone recognised him? The antagonist for this plot was an idiot who controlled the lives of assassins and the assassins didn't recognize that he was an idiot? The dual shifter worked long hours as a mechanic and his hobby was rebuilding houses to set empty?
Maybe I missed the point? Give it a read and tell me what you think.… (mais)
As the initial book in a new series, its job is to set the scene - so to speak. It does do that.
However, it had a few issues for me - places where it just rang false. The characters were strange. The demon MC was a simple, child-like personality. The dual shifter MC was supposedly rare but everyone recognised him? The antagonist for this plot was an idiot who controlled the lives of assassins and the assassins didn't recognize that he was an idiot? The dual shifter worked long hours as a mechanic and his hobby was rebuilding houses to set empty?
Maybe I missed the point? Give it a read and tell me what you think.… (mais)
Sean Crisden's Dragon voice! Absolutely perfect! (the narration bumped this up to 4 Stars)
Listened to the audio sample for book 2 in the series... Nope, no can do. Will have to read the rest if I choose to continue the series.
Listened to the audio sample for book 2 in the series... Nope, no can do. Will have to read the rest if I choose to continue the series.
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 134
- Membros
- 709
- Popularidade
- #35,752
- Avaliação
- 3.8
- Resenhas
- 24
- ISBNs
- 86
- Idiomas
- 1
