Review: A Terrible Fall of Angels by Laurell K. Hamilton
I see this one ascending the best seller lists.
Category: Urban Fantasy
Audiobook Review: Fate’s Edge by Ilona Andrews
I love everything by Ilona Andrews. I would probably five star their grocery list if I could get my hands on it.
Review: Wild Sign by Patricia Briggs
Anna and Charles are one of my favorite paranormal couples. This story was amazing and so tension filled. Wild Signs will also usher in some changes to the series.
Audiobook Review: Midnight Smoke by Helen Harper
Welcome to paranormal groundhog day. Note: Small Spoilers from prior stories. As I mentioned in the last review for Infernal Enchantment , Emma seems too free with her telling everyone about the very dangerous book that she and Lukas found called Infernal Enchantment and where to find one of the few copies locked away […]
Audiobook Review: Infernal Enchantment by Helen Harper
Fun paranormal series.
Review: Blood Heir by Ilona Andrews
I am so happy to be back in the magical world of Kate Daniels.
Graphic Audio: The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventurous Tales of Fred the Vampire Accountant by Drew Hayes
This special presentation of Book 1 of Fred the Vampire Accountant is phenomenal. While it was a little pricey, it certainly was worth it for audiobook lovers.
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 […]
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, […]
