The Last Word
arcane_volition says:
This was a disappointing end to a very entertaining series. I found the writing in this book to be the weakest of all of them. Once again, I couldn't follow the surveillance subplots, which in the earlier books was forgiven because of the humor and character development. But this one just wasn't funny, which was the strength of all of the others, and I had hopes that Isabel would mature just a bit more (and stop drinking so much) -- but her lack of self-awareness became irritating, instead of charming. I still found this series impressive, and it really helped distract me during a stressful time.
mmstey says:
I listened to the audiobook narrated by Christina Moore. This is the 6th and (kind of) the last of the Spellman books (alternate title Spellman Six). It was quite a bit darker than most of the series with some pretty sad themes although there were still some comic moments. I like that the Spellman family, especially Izzy, has aged/changed over time, and I'm glad... Lutz made some effort to wrap up the series in this book; apparently there might be more Spellman books with a different narrator, but I would be satisfied with this book being the end of their story.Narration by Christina Moore was about the same as in books 4 & 5 - her voices for most of the family are fine, but Charlie and Edward are seriously bad. I preferred Ari Graynor as narrator (books 1-3). MoreLess
This was a disappointing end to a very entertaining series. I found the writing in this book to be the weakest of all of them. Once again, I couldn't follow the surveillance subplots, which in the earlier books was forgiven because of the humor and character development. But this one just wasn't funny, which was the strength of all of the others, and I had hopes that Isabel would mature just a bit more (and stop drinking so much) -- but her lack of self-awareness became irritating, instead of charming. I still found this series impressive, and it really helped distract me during a stressful time.
mmstey says:
I listened to the audiobook narrated by Christina Moore. This is the 6th and (kind of) the last of the Spellman books (alternate title Spellman Six). It was quite a bit darker than most of the series with some pretty sad themes although there were still some comic moments. I like that the Spellman family, especially Izzy, has aged/changed over time, and I'm glad... Lutz made some effort to wrap up the series in this book; apparently there might be more Spellman books with a different narrator, but I would be satisfied with this book being the end of their story.Narration by Christina Moore was about the same as in books 4 & 5 - her voices for most of the family are fine, but Charlie and Edward are seriously bad. I preferred Ari Graynor as narrator (books 1-3). MoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
That 5th comment is awesome I liked it haaaaaaaaaaa
Guest 5 years ago
I have read the other Lisa Lutz Spellman books and I thoroughly enjoyed them and even more so, this last one. I could hardly put it down. Lisa writes in an extremely amusing way, especially for an American, with her droll sense of humour and biting and insightful comments. It was an enjoyable plot although a bit tricky to follow all the characters at times but it did engage me as I had to think a bit as well as I smiled a lot and even laughed a bit. It was a delight to find this last Spellman book but sad that it is the last one.
Guest 6 years ago
Nigga
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Guest 6 years ago
my dick is wet(big smile)
Guest 6 years ago
bruh this sh** is boring but funny dumba** motherfuc***
Guest 6 years ago
Idk what the hell was happening
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no
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