Review: Demon’s Mercy by Rebecca Zanetti
So happy for Logan’s story. Garrett and Logan have become two of my favorite characters of the series.
Category: Paranormal Romance
Review: Lionheart by Thea Harrison
I love Thea Harrison. Her strong female characters are amazing. This trilogy featured women that don’t back down from a fight and who insist on battling side by side with the hero. At the end of Moonshadow (Book 1) Nik and Sophie managed to break through the broken passageway from Earth to the otherland […]
Review: Awaken The Darkness by Dianne Duvall
Dianne Duvall’s Immortal Guardians is my favorite series hands down. Every character is beloved. Every story is intense, funny, romantic and exciting. If you haven’t read the Immortal Guardians, you are truly missing out!
Review: Vampire’s Faith by Rebecca Zanetti
Rebecca Zanetti tortures me again. I don’t think I am going to be able to rest until I get all the books in this series. Please type faster. I must have them now!
Review: Ocean Light by Nalini Singh
I wasn’t a fan of Human Alliance leader Bowen Knight, but as always, Nalini Singh made me love him. We also get an amazing first look at the world of the BlackSea changelings.
Review: Planet Dragos by Thea Harrison
The last Dragos/Pia story ever! My heart cries. They are one of my favorite couples.
Audiobook Review: Hot and Badgered by Shelly Laurenston
Hot and Badgered might be the first book in a story arc but it is all part of the same shifter world created by Shelly Laurenston so be ready to spend time with some old friends…and enemies.
Review: Eight Simple Rules for Dating a Dragon by Kerrelyn Sparks
Eight Simple Rules for Dating a Dragon is my favorite in the series. It will make you laugh and cry.
Audiobook Review: Burn for Me by Ilona Andrews
As always, the world building and the characters are phenomenal. I picked up White Hot and Wildfire as soon as I finished with Book 1. I may be late to this party, but I am very happy that because I waited, I have more stories to binge on.
Review: Archangel’s Viper by Nalini Singh
This story takes a left turn about three quarters of the way through but it was so entertaining that you don’t realize it until you are finished.
