Review: Borrowed Souls by Chelsea Mueller
This is a creative new concept for an Urban Fantasy series.
Category: Urban Fantasy
Review: Silence Fallen by Patricia Briggs
Patricia Briggs’ Mercy Thompson is at the top of my list of Urban Fantasy series, but this story stands out. I loved that we finally had some Adam time, as well as the fact that everyone came out to rescue Mercy from her captors.
Audiobook Review: Midnight Crossroad by Charlaine Harris
A lot of potential, but this first novel didn’t have too much paranormal for a paranormal story. Charlaine Harris’s Midnight, Texas gave me flashbacks of reading old Stephen King Castle Rock stories. You knew there was something off about the place, but you weren’t exactly sure what was happening. It was a wonderful set up […]
Review: Eleventh Grave in the Moonlight by Darynda Jones
I miss the original storyline of this series which focused on Charley the grim reaper and P.I. I am not so excited about the plotlines recently. I miss the simpler stories where Charley used her ability to see the dead to solve investigations. I still hate the premise of leaving her baby to be raised […]
Audiobook Review: Dewitched by Dakota Cassidy
This is an audiobook love. I think the narrator is perfect to bring this quirky, fun series to life.
Audiobook Review: Blood Vow by J.R Ward
I have love/hate relationship with the BDB, but so far the Legacy spinoff is not exciting me at all.
Audiobook Review: The President’s Vampire by Christopher Farnsworth
The Vampire’s President has been on my TBR list for quite awhile so I am sad to say that it wasn’t worth the wait.
Audiobook Review: The Medium by C.J. Archer
This is a Young Adult paranormal mystery, set 1880 London, with all the usual teenaged angst you would expect from young love, especially when one party is dead.
Audiobook Review: Quit your Witchin’ by Dakota Cassidy
This series is adorable, paranormal fun. I love the banter between Stevie and Win, and Belfry always makes my chuckle.
Audiobook Review: Hammered by Kevin Hearne
Hammered wasn’t as good as the prior two novels, but it is important in that what happens here has a significant impact on the rest of the series.
