The Dirt on Ninth Grave by Darynda Jones

This was back to some of the things about the Charley Daniels series that I really like. I will say that the moment she got her memories back I cried. But I dare you to guess how…I double dog dare you and whatever you think happens I bet you are wrong. ④ - The way she eventually gets her memory back…. It would ignite the fires of revolution like nothing the human race had ever seen. It was like a single atom that would someday split and spark a nuclear reaction. Yet it held such power, this tiny thing that I’d promised to protect. I had something once, but I forgot where I put it. ③ - Her journey to come to terms with what she lost or gave up and how much she hates herself on some level for her perceived failure was heartbreaking at times. ② - It gave a different dimension to Charley…If she didn’t know who she was and what she is capable of would she make the same choices to help people or would she choose a different life for herself? *fans-self* I needed this…especially after the last book. ① - It put a ton of sexual tension back in the air. Let’s just admit that this start out a little like a daytime soap, I mean Charley has amnesia and while slightly annoying and maybe a bit plot devicey it facilitated some things that I really enjoyed: *spoilers will be present for previous books* I might not be as in love with this series as I was in book one and book FIVE *fans-self* but I’m coming closer and I have all that hope back that this series will end in a big bang instead of a whimper. But then you are like ’I’ve loved these characters for so long, I’m gonna give them one more chance….just one more shot to see if this can work for me.’ Well that is what I did and I’m glad.

The entire baby drama and some of the silliness that happened (I fell into a well and had a baby) and uber lovey dovey Reyes *barf* and plot hole issues (the hell hounds…nuff said)…I had many. Maybe it’s me, but no…I think it is probably you.’ I felt that way after Eighth Grave After Dark. This might be when I need to break up with you. Have you ever been reading a long running series and thought… ’This might be it.

The Dirt on Ninth Grave by Darynda Jones