Review: Archangel’s Sun by Nalini Singh
The Hummingbird is no longer “broken” and she is feisty. We are going to need to change her nickname.
Month: November 2020
Under New Sky by Danielle Monsch (Chapter 4)
Under New Sky A story of the Entwined Realms by Danielle Monsch copyright 2020 Danielle Monsch. All rights reserved Back to Chapter Three Chapter Four Aiko was exactly where she had been left, and if the child had moved a millimeter, Fallon would give up the hunt for Tenro right now. “Did you eat […]
Review: The Princess Knight by G.A. Aiken
G.A. Aiken has assembled quite the cast of characters for this adventure.
Review: The Roommate by Rosie Danan
Nope. I just didn’t see the charm of this book.
I know some books just don’t resonate with one reader while another loves it but in this case, I just don’t understand what anyone found appealing.
Under New Sky by Danielle Monsch (Chapter 3)
Under New Sky
A story of the Entwined Realms
by Danielle Monsch
copyright 2020 Danielle Monsch.
All rights reserved
Under New Sky by Danielle Monsch (Chapter 2)
Under New Sky A story of the Entwined Realms by Danielle Monsch copyright 2020 Danielle Monsch. All rights reserved Back to Chapter One Chapter Two The shadows were descending when Fallon limped back to the corner. Metal door still down, no signs of discovery. And then the open, the reveal, a little girl huddled, […]
Review: Driven by Rebecca Zanetti
Angus and Nari are my next favorite investigative team after Eve and Roarke.
Audiobook Review: One More Round by Alice Clayton
I was so excited to see Alice Clayton writing again but this book wasn’t what I was expecting.
TRIGGER WARNING: Infertility/lost baby
SPOILER ALERT.
Review: Mistletoe and Mr. Right by Sarah Morgenthaler
A sweet romance about two lonely people but it lacked some of the quirkiness of the first story. Lana Montgomery is the most hated woman in a tiny tourist town that hates tourists. Lana wants to build luxury condos next to the luxury resort. A resort which the town already hates, which brings enough […]
Review: The Ippos King by Grace Draven
What an amazing series! Since we were well acquainted with the main characters, both of whom are great warriors in their own right, Grace Draven indulges us with a long-story with a great deal of action, adventure and excitement.
