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Title	:	Grumpy Old Wizards (Grumpy Old Wizards #1)
Author	:	John O'Riley
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 372 pages
Published	:	April 5th 2013 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Magic. Paranormal. Mystery

Grumpy Old Wizards (Grumpy Old Wizards #1)

John O'Riley

Paperback | Pages: 372 pages

Rating: 3.3 | 1380 Users | 197 Reviews

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Category six wizard, Josephine O’Connor, is called in to help with a series of murders involving dark magic. Unfortunately, the killer covers his tracks very well and destroys virtually all trace of psychometric energy which makes the crime scene unreadable – even for a talent such as Josephine.

By all rights, Josephine shouldn’t be forced to contend with this case. After all, she’s a retired eighty-four-year-old and she can hardly be blamed for having a beautiful body akin to a woman in her mid-twenties. It’s just one of the perks of being a rare category six. Josephine’s problems pile up to insurmountable odds as the killer grows stronger, Detective Riley pesters her for a quick resolution to this challenging case, and her obnoxious neighbor starts harassing her just because she looks too young to live in a retirement community.

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Original Title:	Grumpy Old Wizards (Grumpy Old Wizards, #1)
ISBN:	1484020855 (ISBN13: 9781484020852)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Grumpy Old Wizards #1
Characters:	Josephine O’Connor

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A mystery with no mystery. Who and why are obvious. This book is filled with stupid characters who think they are smart behaving like children. The writing is simplistic: this is a speed read book. Could use some editing. People appeared out of nowhere, words with multiple meanings were used where the natural way to read the sentence makes little sense: when you're at the beach, what do you mean by "move the chair across the room"? Why does she have to put on shorts and a top to be presentable

I do my best to give books a good shot. Sometimes they turn around in the middle. I couldn't get past 16% (according to my handy Kindle) on this one.The story didn't flow very well. It felt like it jumped around. Some places sorely needed transition where there was none. Other paragraphs were run-ons with far too much packed in. This might well be due to editing, but it was still annoying and made reading a chore.Character dialogue was redundant. The author went on about the same thing over and

I found this book foolish and unbelievable. The characters are ridiculous. There are some interesting ideas about magic, but the plotting is weak and the dialog badly written. I will not be reading any more books in this series.

Fresh and original story with finally a refreshing and more real view on "eternal youth" in which physical eternal teenager beauty does not correspond to eternal teenager in the mind. I really enjoyed it greatly. Also a great storyline, good plot, and really really interesting characters all around. I also liked the idea of the retirement house, and the friends, old husbands and the deeper plot (the one that will develop over the serie). Will for sure read the next book!

I was really looking forward to reading this. Unfortunately it was very disappointing. None of the characters were likeable, the writing was childish and incorrect and repetitive vocabulary meant that what promised to be an enjoyable story turned out to be disappointing and a chore. Oh and even though the police and wizards didn't work out who the serial killer was, I managed it very early on. I won't be bothering with the rest in the series.

Magical Mayhem!I liked the main characters, and the mischief they got into with their pranks. There's definitively potential for funny magical mayhem. Gary is an interesting wizard that I would have liked to see become more of a friend with more personality. I didn't like the murderer. There wasn't much of a build up about the murders, then there the killer was, then it was over posthaste, the ending was kaput, and the story was abruptly over, without tying up the loose ends, or having a

Grade school level writing skillsA clever idea with great potential, the book was totally derailed by the author's lack of writing skills. Did he sleep through high school English classes? Sentence structure and punctuation errors make the book hard to read. The writing doesn't have a natural flow and sounds like a middle schooler's work. Perhaps that's fitting because the characters behave like middle schoolers. It's hard for me to believe that anyone older than ten could rate this book higher