Ok series, but still good ( )

This is the third book in the Jaz Parks series. I am still iffy on these books. I like the humor, but some parts such as the musical cords that attach to from her body to those she loves when she's out-of-body just seem so odd. But its enough to keep me interested and wanting to continue the series. I know there are at least 2 more books out. ( )

Biting the Bullet is an awesome read, although it is not as good as the previous book in this series. I love the constant 'look but don't touch' relationship of Jaz and Vahl, Rardin gives you just enough to keep you anxious for more. All of the Jaz Parks books have been fast paced and action packed, to the point you do not realize how fast your reading them.

David was an unexpected surprise in this book. I was very excited about the resolution between David and Jaz, this was a long overdue conclusion to their tragedy and loss. I am very excited to read the next book, and should be starting it today. ( )

I am now a confirmed Jaz Parks fan. I love these books. Witty, charming and entertaining, with a enough depth and sensitivity to balance out the action. The characters are wonderful fun and take you with them through their emotional and physical journeys effectively. I was so unsure about this series when I first heard of it, but figured, what the hell and am so glad I took a risk. ( )

I'm really not sure how to categorize this series. I picked up the first one "Once Bitten, Twice Shy" and enjoyed it. I began the second one, "Another One Bites the Dust", then got sucked away by some reviewing for queuemyreview.com and it got lost! I finally found it and quickly finished it off day before yesterday, then immediately started on "Biting the Bullet". Now I'm waiting impatiently for "Bitten to Death" which will release next month in August 2008.

The heroine of these books is Jaz Parks, a CIA assassin with some interesting and growing paranormal abilities. Her 'team' consists of a vampire, a supergeek, a psychic, and a trainee. We learn about her past which is incredibly dark in the first book. Her relationship with the vampire is growing and changing in each of the books, and for some reason I just CAN'T STOP READING THESE! Jaz interests me. She also, by turns, irritates me, repels me, and frustrates me as she does the rest of her 'team'.

In this latest book, she and her team are on the trail of their latest 'target' who is in Iran, but it just so happens that this assignment has her working with her twin brother...to the surprise of them both!! The action begins in the first paragraph and doesn't let up til the end of the book. There's quite a bit of sexual tension, but still no real sex. And I'm still hooked. So for what it's worth, I really like this series and this author and can't wait to see what Jaz and her team get up to next! ( )