Cracked Casualty picks up shortly after the events that took place in Immortal Illusion, and Violeta has decided that her life was going to be decided on her terms. This was maybe not the smartest decision she ever made but… Read More ›
Review
Includes posts with reviews for books I have recently read.
Review: Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala
Arsenic and Adobo is the first book in the Tita Rosie’s Kitchen Mystery series and if you love foodie fiction then Arsenic and Adobo is a perfect book for you! The love and crafting that went into the culinary aspect… Read More ›
Review with Excerpt: The Woman with the Blue Star by Pam Jenoff
From the New York Times bestselling author of The Lost Girls of Paris comes a riveting tale of courage and unlikely friendship during World War II. Today I am very happy share with you the details for The Woman with the Blue Star by… Read More ›
Review: Bottle Demon by Stephen Blackmoore
After reading the prequel to Bottle Demon, Ghost Money, I was so curious as to what, if anything, was going to happen next to Eric Carter?! Not every plot can successfully bring a character back to life after an extended… Read More ›
Review: At the Pleasure of the Marquess by Sofie Darling
The main theme running through the Shadows and Silk series is that the main characters are somehow involved with the business of spying, which is always intriguing to me. Hortense snagged my interest in the previous book, To Win a… Read More ›
Review: Blue Manhattan by Kyra Jacobs
Blue Manhattan is the first book in the Moonlight Mayhem series and it is a paranormal romance set in the contemporary world. The setting is an invisible-to-mortal-eyes world that is nestled right into the world we live in but the… Read More ›
Review: Spectrum by Julie E. Czerneda
Spectrum is the third book from the Web Shifter’s Library series and I tell you that I just cannot seem to get enough of Esen and her shenanigans. Although, I will say this time around that the tone of this… Read More ›
Mini-Review: Deadbreak by Jorge Sánchez
Audiobooks are such a great invention. They really help pass the time when I am out exercising. Otherwise I would have quit long before I should have out of boredom. If you are wondering where those thoughts came from, check… Read More ›
Review: Bane’s Choice by Alyssa Day
I wasn’t sure if Bane’s Choice would be a book I’d like because motorcycle club books can go either way with me. If you are interested in reading this book for the motorcycle club then I will warn you that… Read More ›
Review: Phantoms and Felonies by Lucy Ness
The first book in this series, Haunted Homicide, really focused on introducing the Portage Path Women’s Club (PPWC) and its members as well as the ghost that now haunts its halls. In Phantoms and Felonies, things have settled a bit… Read More ›
Review: Titan Song by Dan Stout
I was so thrilled to get a copy of Titan Song in to my hands, you have no idea. I adore reading this series because not only is it a police procedural, which I love, but it also has fantasy… Read More ›
Review: Blood Heir by Ilona Andrews
After reading the last book in the Kate Daniels series, I was crossing my fingers for a spinoff series and, yay, Blood Heir happened! This book was really detailed in its recapping of the relevant events and characters leading up… Read More ›
Review with Excerpt: The Setup by Carol Ericson
I’m pleased to share this new book with you all today! The Setup is the first book in the A Kyra and Jake Investigation series by Carol Ericson. In addition to all the pertinent details about this book, I have… Read More ›
Review: Flight by Laura Griffin
Flight is the second book in The Texas Murder Files series but I can tell you, honestly, that I did not feel like I was reading a serial installment. I was not lost at the start and there was not… Read More ›
Review: Immortal Illusion by Alexa Whitewolf
Immortal Illusion is the first book in the Royals of Transylvania series and what an exciting series this is shaping up to be. If you are a fan of this Author’s Moonlight Rogues series, there is a wee bit of… Read More ›
Review: Meet Me in Paradise by Libby Hubscher
To all the other books I have loved before, kindly push over and make room because Meet Me in Paradise is joining the crowd! After finishing a story have you ever wanted to crush it to your chest and never… Read More ›
Review: Perfect Dissonance 2 by L.M. Kennedy
Perfect Dissonance 2 is the second book in the duology about the Eden twins. Book one was the story of Jared, where we were introduced to the demons that drove his life to the breaking point. Book two is the… Read More ›
Review, Excerpt, and Giveaway: The Heir and The Enchantress by Paullett Golden
Synopsis and Details: Some love matches begin with marriage. Hazel Trethow is infatuated with a notorious rake despite her father’s plans to betroth her to the heir of a wealthy barony. Her scheming to find a love match… Read More ›
Review: The Devil and the Dark Water by Stuart Turton
The Devil and the Dark Water came out a little over four months ago and this was a book that I was really interested in reading. A murder mystery with a possible paranormal bent to it? Oh, how exciting! At… Read More ›
Review: Wild Sign by Patricia Briggs
I am such a huge fan of the Alpha and Omega series and I’m thrilled to share with you that another installment is out in the world today, yay! Charles and Anna are such a great couple and I have… Read More ›
Review with Excerpt: Her Dark Lies by J.T. Ellison
I am so excited that Her Dark Lies is available now and that I get to share the news! If you haven’t yet heard about this wonderful book by author J.T. Ellison, be sure to peruse all the details below and read… Read More ›
Review: The Right Time by Amanda Siegrist
The Right Time is the second book in the Perfect for You series and though the main characters had already been introduced in the prequel, The Wrong Brother, this book can be read as a standalone. I will also let… Read More ›
Review: Accidentally Engaged by Farah Heron
Accidentally Engaged was a fun, cultural, and romantic story! Be warned though that you will find yourself craving delicious breads and Indian cuisine because this story is incredible authentic in its description of the bread making process and the enjoyment… Read More ›
Review: Dead Space by Kali Wallace
I love reading mysteries, I love science fiction, and Dead Space puts those genres together in a fascinating and compelling way. I was immediately drawn into the plot and wanted to understand the main character, Hester. She was an enigma… Read More ›
Review: The Girl at the Back of the Bus by Suzette D. Harrison
The Girl at the Back of the Bus is a multigenerational story that followed two characters who I absolutely fell head over heels in love with. I was equally enthralled with Mattie’s story as I was with Ashlee’s and putting down… Read More ›
