Review: Blade of Darkness by Dianne Duvall
A wonderful addition to one of my favorite series. You’ll have no choice but to fall for sweet, lonely Aidan. This series is a must read.
Genre: Paranormal/Urban Fantasy
Review: So I Married a Sorcerer by Kerrelyn Sparks
Such wonderful world-building by Kerrelyn Sparks. She obviously had a great time creating these new characters. In the second in her new Embraced series, we can really start to see how much fun Kerrelyn had stetching her imagination. Her complaint about her Love at Stake series was that all the vampires had the same abilities […]
Review: The Accidental Sire by Molly Harper
This was a blend of the good and the bad. It had an interest twist for the series but the romance was sadly lacking.
Review: Wicked Bite by Rebecca Zanetti
I am loving the bears this year!
Review: Wicked Kiss by Rebecca Zanetti
While I thought I was excited about Adam and Tori’s book, it seems I was mistaken.
Audiobook Review: Burn for Me by Cynthia Eden
Cynthia Edens adds an interesting new creature to her paranormal world, the phoenix. Genesis is a laboratory under contract with the government working with paranormal volunteers to understand and help the paranormals find a cure. At least that is the propaganda that they are pushing on the public. Except none of the “volunteers” there can […]
Review: Spellbinder by Thea Harrison
In a story about a wizard, it is Thea Harrison’s writing that is the real magic. It took me a day to read to read Spellbinder, and several more days to finally put it down.
Audiobook Review: How the Witch Stole Christmas by Dakota Cassidy
I think this series is adorable. Maybe it is just how the narrator plays with it. This was a much shorter story than the other and while it had fun aspects, there wasn’t much to it and yet it had a more convoluted plot.
Audiobook Review: The Old Witcheroo by Dakota Cassidy
Stevie is faced with two Spy Guys in this story; one in her living room and one still whispering in her ear but which one is the real Crispin Alistair Winterbottom is the only important question.
Audiobook Review: Once Bitten, Twice Burned by Cynthia Eden
This started out as an exciting story but went too long and my interest start to wane after awhile This book suffered with the same problem I had with John Grisham’s novels, when the antagonist is always one step behind the hero it gets to be too much. I know that the purpose is too […]
