Cecy Robson’s “The Weird Girls” introduces readers to four
sisters (Celia, Emme, Shayna, & Taran) who were cursed by their aunt, and
have come into some amazing powers which they have lived with since their
parent’s died.
The story focuses mainly on the oldest sister Celia Wird who is able
to transform into a tigress, and has a huge problem around animals in that she can transform into whatever she touches.
As for the background leading up to the novella’s Celia and
her sisters have been traveling across the country as nurses and have finally
found a place to settle down (Lake Tahoe). Right from the onset, you are thrown
for a roller coaster ride of emotions as the sisters are confronted by very
irate witches while out for drinks and a little fun and Celia is forced into three
separate death defying challenges in order to survive and remain in Lake Tahoe.
The Weird Girls lays the foundation for the upcoming novel
called Sealed with a Curse which releases December 31, 2012. I liked the fact
that Celia has taken over the mantle of not only head of family, but protector
as well. I liked the fact that Cecy has written Celia to be a fun, strong
heroine who readers will enjoy learning more about. I also appreciated the fact
that being a tigress shifter is something unique in this particular genre
filled with werewolves, or Werecats, etc.
Understandably, there will be readers who will want to learn
more about Taran who starts this book out with a whopping emotional mistake
that leads to the stories heart and soul. Taran has the awesome ability to use
mind influence which always comes in handy whenever you are in a pinch. Never
fear my trusty followers; Cecy has your back, or your six, as they say in the
military.
Definitely recommended for those who enjoy a little UF/PNR
in their dietary requirement.
Author - Cecy Robson
Title - The Weird Girls Novella
Published by Penguin Group
Releases December 4, 2012
I love Taran, unfortunately we have to wait for 4 more books before her story's told as per Cecy
ReplyDeleteBut fortunately, there's more Celia to keep you occupied. Right? RIGHT?
DeleteI agree it was a nice introduction to the series and the first one is really good as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Melliane. I'm so happy you enjoyed my series. Still gushing over the great reviews. Thanks, again.
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