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Cindy Plunkett should be in a gloomy
mood. After all, her uncle just died three days ago in a rodeo
accident and his Will is to be read soon. This isn’t the
normal type of death, however, and her uncle has died three
times now in the last ten years. Cindy’s main concern is
what task her uncle has left her to do for him this time and
how not to be mooned by the chimp that is her uncle’s new
form. Tanner Stone was brought into Cindy’s circle by her
uncle during his last death and it appears that Tanner will be
helping her this time as well. Besides, Tanner has more than
one personal reason to succeed this time. Even though they
broke up long ago, Cindy agrees to the terms of her uncle’s
Will and finds that there is much more to her uncle, Tanner,
and herself than she ever imagined.
Raindrops Keep Falling on my Dead
is a light paranormal with the campy type of humor that tends
to make instant longtime favorites. Cindy and Tanner need to
overcome their past differences, or her uncle and Tanner’s
people will cease to exist. I found Raindrops Keep
Falling on my Dead to be funny, odd, and just campy
enough to keep my interest. I never wondered before what
would happen if a shifter wasn’t perfect or who their enemies
would be. I chuckled and shook my head as I followed Cindy
and Tanner as they worked to get rid of the evil. Ms. Romano
found the perfect combination that kept the silliness light
and fun. I think Raindrops Keep Falling on my Dead
is a book you will want on your comedy shelf for those times
when you just need a laugh. |