Review: Of Flame and Light by Cecy Robson
I had such a hard time putting this down. There was so much excitement and as always, Cecy had me tearing up over Gemini and Taran.
Category: Urban Fantasy
Audiobook Review: Dead and Kicking by Lisa Emme
The premise of the story had potential and started out as an average Urban Fantasy with nothing overly exciting but still a potential to be a good series until the two main characters turned into complete idiots.
Audiobook Review: Bloody Acquisitions by Drew Hayes
My favorite boring vampire is back. I freakin’ LOVE Fred. I especially love Kirby Heyborne’s audiobook presentation, so much so that I waited an additional two months of the audiobook release before grabbing a copy of Blood Acquisitions.
Review: Magic Binds by Ilona Andrews
Spoiler Alert. If you are not up on the series, come back and discuss with us later! [box style=”rounded” border=”full”]Another exciting Kate Daniels story. Well worth the wait.[/box] Kate and the former Beast Lord Curran Lennart are finally making their relationship official. But there are some steep obstacles standing in the way of their walk […]
Audiobook Review: Magic Shifts by Ilona Andrews
As much as I love this series, after all the excitement of Book 7, this story was almost a let down. Was it still awesome? Hell yeah! Magic Breaks ended with a turning point in Kate and Curran’s lives and some of this story is setting down the new relationship.
Audiobook Review: Magic Breaks by Ilona Andrews
This is the best Kate Daniels books in the series. We have an nemises who is cunning, dangerous and absolutely focused on Kate and we finally have Roland stepping out of the shadows to meet his daughter
Audiobook Review: Witch Slapped by Dakota Cassidy
For those of you who like your paranormal with a side of fun, these are just that fun and witty and a overall quick read (or listen). Witchless in Seattle is a spin-off series but you don’t have to know the Paris, Texas series to start here.
Review: Deja Who by MaryJanice Davidson
This was a very interesting premise for a new series. The only issue I had was in the writing style. While quirkiness in a first person novel can be funny, when everyone is doing it, it becomes tiresome.
Review: Flight from Mayhem by Yasmine Galenorn
This story wasted time on romance issues which took away time from an actual story and then left the romance issues hanging unresolved after taking away from the plot. Best I can give this story is a great big “MEH!”
Review: The Curse of Tenth Grave by Darynda Jones
This series is sexy, fun and addictive. We can’t get enough to Charlie Davidson and Reyes Farrow. Charley is back in New Mexico and back to doing what she does best — getting into trouble.
