I love mythology, I love history, but The Griffin’s Flight by K.J. Taylor kicked my butt and took me weeks to read. It really was a love/hate situation. I told Jackie, it’s like watching Dancing with Wolves, the movie was good but good gravy it was long and all of […]
Lauren Dane is most known for her sinfully hot erotic novels but her latest release, Goddess with a Blade, shows that she can also write an amazing, kick ass story, with a bit more violence and plot than sex. Rowan Summerwaite is no ordinary woman. Physical vessel to the Celtic Goddess […]
I admit to being one of those readers who doesn’t really like reading a book that is part of an established series. However, I’ve read a few here lately that were surprisingly easy to get into and not feel lost in, despite having not read the prior books. Sadly, I […]
When I read the synopsis for The Dark Griffin, I have to admit, I wasn’t all that excited. I’m a history nut, and so I’m also very interested in mythology, but most of the time mythology in fiction, for me anyway, ends up being a big mess. However, while I […]
I am a pretty big fan of Karen Chance’s Cassie Palmer series and was super excited for the fifth book, Hunt the Moon, to finally hit shelves after such a long long wait between this release and the release of Curse the Dawn. Cassandra Palmer recently defeated a god, which […]
I first fell in love with Jennifer Estep’s writing with her novel Karma Girl. Then I was blown away by Gin in Spider’s Bite. Her newest novel, Touch of Frost, was the perfect blend of those two series and quite possibly the best book she’s written so far. My name is […]
Have you ever read a book, where you wanted to like it but the characters just killed it for you? Well that’s what happened to me with Jason Leary’s Knight’s Blood. The plot had the potential to be interesting/amazing, yet Alexandra Blood and Sonja completely ruined it for me. In a […]
I’ll be honest and say that when I heard that Jennifer Estep had decided to write YA, I was a bit leery. Not because I didn’t think she’d be good at it, but because I’m such a huge fan of her Elemental Assassin series. I was afraid that somehow this […]
After reading Rob Thurman’s The Grimrose Path and feeling indifferent about it (my review here), I was hesitant to read Roadkill, but I really shouldn’t have been because I fell for Cal Leandros hard and fast. It’s time to lock, load, and hit the road… Once, while half-human Cal Leandros […]
The first book I read by Rob Thurman was The Grimrose Path, sequel to Trick of the Light. It was one of those sequels where you don’t have to read the first one to understand what’s going on – a totally new plot with brief yet sufficient explanations about anything […]
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