Usually in romance novels, the heroine is the damsel in distress and in desperate need of a rescue. Yet in the Treasure Keeper by Shana Abe, Zoe shattered that cliché by going on a quest to find and rescue her man. She is a young drákon of untried powers. He […]
‘The king must die’ is the first sentence in Lover Avenged by J.R. Ward. I have to say that when I read that sentence I said ‘oh hell no’ out loud to no one. That sentence alone, told me this book was going to be major….and I wasn’t wrong. Caldwell, […]
I am happy to say I’ve found a new love, Nancy Gideon’s Moonlight series. I sadly have not read the first book of the series, Masked by Moonlight, but it is now on my to-read list. I’ve been sitting on her second novel in the series, Chased by Moonlight, for […]
You ever read a book that leaves you speechless? With loads much information, twists and turns that hits you so hard that you’re still trying to figure out what just happened after you’ve read the last page? Well that’s what happened to me with Mad Skills by Walter Greatshell. Equal […]
Up until the last book, Lover Revealed, I haven’t been that interested in Vishous. He has been one of the few characters in the Black Dagger Brotherhood that I was ‘eh’ about. Yet I finished Lover Unbound in a day (not my normal speed) and have to say it’s my […]
When I sat down to read Memories of Envy by Barb Hendee, I was all prepped for blood and terror and action, which is usual for vampire novels. Sadly that’s not what happened. A reluctant predator, Eleisha Clevon is determined to locate all vampires still existing in isolation, so she […]
I loved Shana Abé’s Queen of Dragons. Loved it more than the first two books in the series. It was just that awesome. They are the stuff of glittering legend, supersensual creatures able to shape-shift from human to smoke to dragon. Now they face an enemy determined to destroy their […]
If Julie Kagawa set out to torture her faithful readers, then she succeeded with her latest installment in her Iron Fey series: Summer’s Crossing. The wait for The Iron Knight has suddenly become that much more agonizing. A Midsummer’s Nightmare? Robin Goodfellow. Puck. Summer Court prankster, King Oberon’s right hand, bane […]
Blue by Lou Aronica is a very difficult book to review. It is a very emotional book, and I’m the kind of person who has to drink gallons and gallons of water after watching Titanic to rehydrate myself. Yet while reading Blue, I never shed a single tear. Chris Astor is […]
When I think of Patricia Briggs I automatically think Mercy Thompson. With her feisty attitude and interesting adventures she’s one of my favorite Urban Fantasy heroines. And I’ll be honest, I really didn’t think to look for any other books by Mrs. Briggs. Mostly because I was content with waiting […]
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