Audiobook Review: The Viking’s Bride by James and Aasne Daniels
I just couldn’t finish this story. I was halfway through except I just kept pausing because I didn’t want to hear anymore then forcing myself to turn it back on, so I knew I was done.
Audiobook Review: White Hot by Ilona Andrews
I downloaded this book as I was finishing Book 1. For once, I was so happy to be behind in a series. I would have hated to have to wait. Nevada Baylor hopes that she has seen the last of Connor “Mad” Rogan after the Adam Pierce case but fate has other plans, and […]
Audiobook Review: Sweet Tea and Sympathy by Molly Harper
I love Molly Harper’s presentation of quirky, small-town life. If you like your small town romance with some fun, but without fur and fangs, here is a Molly Harper series for you.
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: The Unlikeable Demon Hunter: Crave by Deborah Wilde
Things are settling down at Demon Club or are they? There might be more to Nava being the first femal Rasha and relationships are blowing up everywhere.
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Review: Winter Igniting by Rebecca Zanetti
Rebecca Zanetti knows how to build the perfect amount of tension. You know something bad is coming.
You are just not sure if…no, when all your worst fears will come to fruition.
Review: Shining Through by Elizabeth Harmon
I didn’t realize that the Winter Olympics started. What perfect timing!
Shining Through was a wonderful balance of characters, locations and the backstage hardships of competative figure skating.
Review: Burn Bright by Patricia Briggs
I love Patricia Brigg’s Alpha & Omega series even more than her Mercy Thompson series. I just love the dynamic of Charles and Anna. That’s why I was a bit disappointed in Burn Bright since I felt I didn’t get enough of Charles-and-Anna-time as a chunk of the story splits up their time together. I had to do an immediate re-read to that I could appreciate the rest of the story.
Review: Blaze Erupting by Rebecca Zanetti
Rebecca Zanetti does what Fear the Walking Dead failed to do, take us back to the beginning of the plague which ends civilization and keep us interested.
