Review: Dragos Goes to Washington by Thea Harrison
If you love the Elder Races series like I do, you know we can’t get enough of the First Family of the Wyr Demesne, Dragos, Pia and Liam. These novellas are a special treat for fans of the series.
Review: Nuts by Alice Clayton
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]Nuts. This book is full of of them. Everyone in this story is little bit crazy and a great deal delightful. I just loved Leo and Roxie. This book had the same magic as her Redhead series and Wallbanger. It’s a perfect blend of witty banter, romance, sex and fun. [/box] Roxie Callahan […]
Review: The Dream Crafter by Danielle Monsch
I love this series. I think the world building is creative and is open for all sorts of story lines. The characters are so enjoyable. We’ve been waiting awhile for this second book and I tried really, really hard not to read it in one day but the best I could make myself do was two days. Now the wait beings again. MORE PLEASE!
Review: Brighter Than The Sun by Darynda Jones
Although this was an enjoyable peek into the mind of Reyes, and it will be gobbled up by all the Darynda Jones Fans, it lacked any true insight into the soul of the son of Satan.
Review: Down the Rabbit Hole (Anthology) by J.D. Robb, M. Blayney, E. Fox, R.C. Ryan
Overall, I was disappointed with this book. Even as a big fan of the In Death series, the most I could give this collection was a “meh.”
Review: Magic Strikes by Ilona Andrews
Okay. Okay. Now I see what everyone is going on and on about. Like a kid hiding under the blankets with a flashlight, I snuck this one onto my overburdened TBR list and raced through it. This series definitely needs to be read, not listened to by audiobook!
Review: Claimed by Elle Kennedy
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]Wow! I need an ice cold shower. Who knew the end of the world could be so hot? Elle Kennedy’s incredible character development shines through that even in a world trying to survive after the bombs have dropped, you wouldn’t mind spending time with these outlaws. [/box] The world as we know it […]
Audiobook Review: The Spring Bride by Anne Gracie
I have enjoyed this series, but I found it hard to connect with Jane. She is considered the true beauty of the group but unlike her sister or her parents, she didn’t want love. She wanted security. She came off very mercenary and a bit stupid.
Audiobook Review: On the Hunt by A. Ivy, R. Zanetti, D. Duvall and H. Jayne
How can I hate a book that features four of my favorite authors? Sorry, I can’t. When I saw my first promo for this anthology, I knew it was a must have.
Audiobook Review: Magic Burns by Ilona Andrews
Updated: As I get more into this series, I have gone back to the audiobooks, but I found the world building on top of the obscure legends and myths introduced in these first few books to be too much to focus on for audiobooks. I would recommend reading the first two novels and then switching over.
