I’ve had the Glory St. Clair series by Gerry Bartlett as one of my challenges this year and I have no idea why I’ve waited this long to read it. The first novel, Real Vampires Have Curves was a really fun read.  It was hard coming up with a summary for this novel, but [...]

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I finished When Twilight Burns by Colleen Gleason tonight and all I can say is…SCORE!  Okay, if you’ve been following my reviews of the series, then you probably know what I’m talking about.  That’s all I’m going to say on the matter so I won’t spoil it for anyone else…yeah, like that’s going to happen…if [...]

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It’s not often that I’ll misjudge a cover, but I actually did that this time with Lady Flatterley by Linda Wagner. When I first saw it, I thought it would be a little too girly for Ian, so I was hesitate to review it; but I’m glad that I did end up getting it. [...]

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I’m not sure what I think about The Tutu Ballet by Sally Lee. On the one hand, it’s a cute little book about a ballet class involving animals and I can see how a lot of kids will like that. It did actually keep Ian’s attention a lot longer than I though it [...]

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The third novel in Colleen Gleason’s Gardella Vampires Chronicles, The Bleeding Dusk, finally answers some of my questions!
We’re still in Rome and Victoria is dealing with the loss of her Aunt Eustacia and the betrayal of Max.  Granted, she hasn’t seen Max since he gave her his vis bulla, but they both needed time to [...]

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I just finished Rises the Night, the second novel in Colleen Gleason’s Gardella Vampires Chronciles and I’m kind of annoyed.  I think this is the first time I’ve come across a novel, wanting and expecting one thing, seeing how wrong I was throughout the entire novel and then finding out I was possibly right at [...]

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The latest novel in the Dark-Hunter series, One Silent Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon takes us through the eyes of a man we have come to hate. One Silent Night is Stryker’s story, the leader of the infamous Daimons.
In an act of vengeance, Stryker goes to the Underworld to let loose a power that has the [...]

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I grew up reading historical romance novels, so I’m always love finding ones that also include the paranormal element. When I heard of Coleen Gleason’s Gardella Vampire series, they immediately caught my attention. It took me awhile, but I finally got my hands on the Rest Falls Away, the first novel in this [...]

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I just finished the latest Meredith Gentry novel by Laurell K. Hamilton and I have to wonder…is Swallowing Darkness the end?
At the end of Lick of Frost, we found out that Meredith was pregnant with twins by six of her guards.  Then she gets kidnapped by Taranis, the King of Light and Illusion or the [...]

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An Irish tale of deadly deeds and forbidden love.  So does that intrigue you yet?  That’s the premise behind Loucinda McGary’s the Wild Sight.  Rylie Powell shows up in Ireland looking to find her father.  What she finds is a man who could possibly be her brother,  a bedridden man who can barely speak, and [...]

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