"humorous romantic fantasy"
On her thirty-second birthday in La Sombra, California,
life turns upside down for Cassidy Burke as she feels she
has entered hell without a hand basket. It starts with
the return of Logan Miller, who left her pregnant when she
was sixteen; he wants parental rights to their teenage
daughter Thea and would not mind conjugal rights with
Cassidy too. Soon after Logan's run home, Cassidy meets a strange
elderly woman who informs her she that has demon dusting
as part of her DNA make-up. Initially thinking she met a
nut or a prank, she reconsiders when she suddenly becomes
super strong. Soon Cassidy demon duster begins spraying
people with a specialized cleaning solution that turns
selected people smoking. At the same time businessman
Devlin Cole makes it clear he wants her. However, a fiend
kidnaps Thea so while Cassidy comes to the rescue she
wonders what will happen on her thirty-third birthday as
she cannot cope with this one. MORE THAN FIENDS is a humorous romantic fantasy starring a
reluctant superhero whose apprenticeship raising a teen
maker her question how hard can it be to become the
greatest American superheroine dusting demons. Told by
Cassidy in a wise cracking chick lit style, the story line
is fast-paced satirizing the recent Buffy imitation novels
that have come out of late. Sub-genre readers will enjoy
Cassidy's thirty-second month long birthday bashing as she
learns first hand that A FIEND IN NEED is a pest. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 29, 2007
SummaryCassidy Burke is finding it hard to believe that she's next
in a long line of demon dustersBurke women paired with
centuries-old cleaning solution to shine windows and spot
demons. Sure, her "Clean Sweep" maid service is taking off,
but wiping out supernatural bad guys? Come on.
But Cassie's surprised by her sudden fighting instincts and
fierce new strength...both of which she's going to need. For
one thing, her teenage daughter thinks her dad is dead, but
in truth he just never knew about her...and now he's moved
back to town. And after many dateless years, men are finally
lining up on Cassie's doorstep. Sadly, most of them aren't
human.
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