Review: The Game Plan by Kristen Callihan
I have really enjoyed this series, and I get very positive feedback from everyone I recommend this series to. Dex and Fi’s story is a great addition.
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Review: One King’s Way by Samantha Young
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]This book takes us time traveling back to when Joss and Braden first started dating. It features Craig the bartender who kissed Joss to piss off Braden before they officially starting dating. I enjoyed watching Craig the manwhore being hooked for the first time and how amazed he was that he like it.[/box] […]
Review: Stars of Fortune by Nora Roberts
While any Nora Roberts book is entertaining, fans will note too many story line similarities between this novel and her recent The Cousins O’Dwyer series as well as her other stories with a supernatural twist.
Review: The Single Undead Moms Club by Molly Harper
Molly Harper takes us on another delightful trip to Half Moon Hollow. This is a great series. I love when a paranormal series just has fun and pokes fun at itself and the folks at Half-Moon Hollow are crazier than most.
Review: Darkest Before Dawn by Maya Banks
This book gets no stars from me. I have never hated a book more in my life. I think my blood pressure rose dangerously high while reading it. Don’t buy it. Don’t borrow it. Don’t read it! If you’re a Maya Banks fan and you see it in the bookstore, scream and run away!
Review: Magic Bleeds by Ilona Andrews
A very exciting story. Very powerful forces are finding their way to Atlanta which have the power to bring plagues and make shifters crazy, especially male shifters. Kate will need to fight this danger alone if she wants to protect all her shifter friends. Meanwhile, sexual tensions and hurt feelings between Curran will peak when misunderstandings lead to make up sex.
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: 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.”
