Review: After Hours by Cara McKenna

After Hours by Cara McKenna

I have heard Cara McKenna’s name mentioned so many time, mostly in connection with Curio, but I have never had the privilege to read her books.  When After Hours was offered for review I thought this would be the perfect chance for me to start.  Let me tell you, after reading After Hours I went on a [...]

Review: Frost Burned by Patricia Briggs

Frost Burned

“I don’t need to swallow you whole, I don’t need to be in your head at all times. I just need to know you’re there.” Some books are just worth the wait.  It has been two years since the last Mercy Thompson book was released.  Late 2011 when it was announce that we would be Mercy-less [...]

Review: Winterblaze by Kristen Callihan

Winter Blaze

Poppy and Winston Lane have been married for many years.  For the entirety of their marriage Poppy has kept her membership to SOS a secret, she has kept her gifts a secret.  But when Winston is attacked by a werewolf all of the supernatural stuff that was previously hidden comes to light.  Winston learns that Poppy [...]

Review: Blade Song by J.C. Daniels

Blade Song

In my never-ending quest for another good urban fantasy series, I have stumbled across a lot of bad books, some ok books and very few winners.   I started Blade Song knowing that it had gotten pretty good reviews but considering how picky I am when it comes to UF, I turned the first page with much trepidation. Kit [...]

Review: Wayward One by Lorelie Brown

Wayward One Lorelie Brown

Sera Miller has spent ten years knowing she is a bastard however someone is paying her tuition to a prestigious school.  Before she takes a big step in her life and accepts a teaching position at the school she wants to know who her benefactor is.  With a little searching she learns it is Fletcher [...]

Review: Addicted by Charlotte Stein

Addicted by Charlotte Stein

After all, what do I know about sex?  Nothing.  Less than nothing.  Every sexual encounter I’ve ever had has occurred beneath the sheets, under a double layer or darkness.  Once I started kissing some guy’s elbow, thinking I’d found his cock. And as for the pleasure I’ve just described to her, in my twisted take [...]

Joint Review: Killing Time by Cindy Gerard

Killing Time (One Eyed Jacks #1) by Cindy Gerard

Opening thoughts: Angela: Cindy Gerard knows how to write Romantic Suspense. She always delivers a fast-paced, action packed, sensual love story with wonderful alpha males who meet their match in strong heroines. Killing Time is the first book in the One Eyed Jack series which is a spin-off from her much beloved Black Ops, Inc. [...]

Review: Fall Into You by Roni Loren

Fall Into You by Roni Loren

Fall Into You is the third full length novel in Ms. Loren’s Loving On the Edge series.  The book features the long-awaited, at least by me, story of Grant Waters.  Grant owns “The Ranch” a BDSM resort/vineyard.  He is also an ex CIA agent.  Color me interested about this yummy, aloof man we had been [...]

Review: The Shattered Dark by Sandy Williams

The Shattered Dark by Sandy Williams

One of the pitfalls of writing a series where the first book is very well received is the worry that the second book won’t live up to expectations. This happens often enough that I am usually a little leery when I go to read book number two. I very much enjoyed the first book in the McKenzie Lewis series, The [...]

Review: Consequences by Aleatha Romig

Consequences Aleatha Romig

Compartmentalize and glitches, two fairly innocuous words until you read the book Consequences by Aleatha Romig.  At that point they take on a whole new meaning, one that will stick in your head for days and weeks to come.  Consequences is a book best read without spoilers so I am going to do my best to [...]