Review: American Witch by Thea Harrison
There is so much in this new series to explore. I can’t wait to see what comes next.
Publisher: Self-Published
Audiobook Review: Death and Honey by K. Hearne, C. Wendig & D. Dawson
An interesting anthology which seems to be post-conclusion stories. In Death and Honey, each story has a central theme of Death and Honey. I know, you probably could have figured that out without me. It also appears to feature characters whose stories have concluded already and it gives us a chance to revisit a world […]
Review: Witch Way Did He Go by Dakotah Cassidy
Our favorite ghostly, spy-guy has disappeared, possibly forever. No!
Review: Infinite by Cecy Robson
After waiting to find out what was being hinted at between these two, I did not click with Hale and Becca when it came time to their story. I had too many issues with the plot points to enjoy it.
Review: Lionheart by Thea Harrison
I love Thea Harrison. Her strong female characters are amazing. This trilogy featured women that don’t back down from a fight and who insist on battling side by side with the hero. At the end of Moonshadow (Book 1) Nik and Sophie managed to break through the broken passageway from Earth to the otherland […]
Review: Awaken The Darkness by Dianne Duvall
Dianne Duvall’s Immortal Guardians is my favorite series hands down. Every character is beloved. Every story is intense, funny, romantic and exciting. If you haven’t read the Immortal Guardians, you are truly missing out!
Review: Planet Dragos by Thea Harrison
The last Dragos/Pia story ever! My heart cries. They are one of my favorite couples.
Review: Save Me by Cecy Robson
A sweet goodbye to a wonderful series. I will miss the O’Briens greatly.
Review: His Forsaken Bride by Alice Coldbreath
I was so excited to find this sequel story featuring Mason’s brother, Oswald. He was the thoughtful and considerate brother in Book 1. But Oswald might have become more coldblooded in the four years between stories. The romance between Fenella and Oswald was building nicely. Unfortunately, the story eventually fell flat for me when the conflict turned stupid and ruined all the bonding between the characters.
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.
