Driving Mr. Dead: Collin Sutherland and Miranda Puckett
Summary:
Miranda is a loose cannon, a force that defies even
foresight. Anything that and everything that could happen to her does. She is a wayward soul that is just trying to
find her place in life. After her last
attempt of normalcy, she found herself with a broken engagement to a steady,
very normal man. Not sure what next to do she takes a job as an undead driver
for Beeline, Half-Moon Hollow's premiere vampire concierge service. Her charge
is Collin Sutherland; he has to be the complete opposite of Miranda. He is
fastidious with a document 16 pages long of rules that she must follow. Miranda
has never been very good with rules. Miranda realizes quickly that this is
going to be a tedious trip across the country. Collin has never met anyone
quite like Miranda in all of the years of his existence. He needs everything to
be a certain way but Miranda defies all logic. Collin realizes quickly that
this road trip is going to try his patience like nothing else ever has. As the
deadline to get Collin to Half-Moon hollow gets closer Collin and Miranda
realize this road trip is really the road trip to hell, because everything that
can go wrong does, but they may just realize that they are having the time of
their lives…
Review:
I adore Molly Harper and her sense of humor. Anytime I reach
for one of her books I know I am going to laugh, and not just a chuckle but a
full blown laugh, sometimes laugh so hard you cry laugh. I could not put down
this book; I just wanted to see what would happen next. Miranda’s antics
cracked me up. She is a lot like Jane from Molly Harpers Jane Jameson series.
Miranda was just an enjoyable character and you couldn’t help to see what she
was going to do or say next. Collin didn’t have a chance against Miranda, his
rules went nowhere with her. He tried so hard to maintain a distance but she
broke down all of his barriers. It helped that being around Miranda he could
let go; he didn’t need to be so uptight. She short circuited his gift, which
has never happened before, but it allows him to for once relax and enjoy
himself. Once he did relax you find yourself really enjoying Collin much more
then you thought you would from the beginning. I was not disappointed in the
slightest with this short. I'd say it’s a bit longer then a novella but shorter
than a full length.
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