Review: Rising Darkness by Thea Harrison

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In the hospital ER where she works, Mary is used to chaos. But lately, every aspect of her life seems adrift. She’s feeling disconnected from herself. Voices appear in her head. And the vivid, disturbing dreams she’s had all her life are becoming more intense. Then she meets Michael. He’s handsome, enigmatic and knows more [...]

Review: Deadly Sting by Jennifer Estep

Deadly Sting (Elemental Assassin #8) by Jennifer Estep

Deadly Sting, the eighth book in the Elemental Assassin series by Jennifer Estep, was one of my most anticipated books for 2013. Ever since the end of the original story arc, which resulted in Mab Monroe’s death, I’ve been on the edge of my seat waiting for something to happen. Gin never seems to be [...]

Review: Night Blade by J.C. Daniels

Night Blade Shiloh Walker

This review will contain mild spoilers from Blade Song.  DO NOT READ THIS REVIEW IF YOU HAVEN’T READ BLADE SONG.  You have been warned. In Night Blade we find Kit and Damon together as a couple.  Damon is out-of-town a lot still cleaning up the pack from the previous Alpha.  Kit is seeing a little [...]

Review: Written in Red by Anne Bishop

Written in Red (The Others #1) by Anne Bishop

Written in Red is the first book in a new series by Anne Bishop.  The series is about The Others. The prologue explains a world where both humans and Others, also called terra indigene, exist.    While the human race grew and spread the Others watched and waited. The Others looked at humans and did not [...]

Review: Blood and Magick by James R. Tuck

Blood and Magick (Deacon Chalk: Occult Bounty-Hunter #3) by James R. Tuck

I turned, put my hands together, and cracked my knuckles. They popped, releasing tension along the bones of my hands. I closed them into fists just as the magick boiled over and the wall of bullet-ridden seats collapsed. Hells to the yeah. Time to rock and roll. If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my [...]

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: Soulbound by Tessa Adams

Soulbound by Tessa Adams

After years of coming to terms with the fact that she is never going to be who her family wants her to be, Xandra Morgan has settled down as an owner of a coffee shop in Austin. As the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter Xandra was raised to be magical heir to her mother, the [...]

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: How Beauty Saved the Beast by Jax Garren

How Beauty Saved the Beast by Jax Garren

I reviewed How Beauty Met the Beast , book one in the Tales of the Underlight series, back in November and have waited, somewhat grumpily, for the next installment to arrive to find out what happens with Jolie and Hauk. I say grumpily because I wasn’t a huge fan of the almost novella sized books being [...]

Review: House Rules by Chloe Neill

House Rules Chloe Neill

This review assumes you are up to date with the series. Review may be considered spoilery if you are not. I don’t want to keep rehashing my disappointment in the previous books when this series took a very wrong turn for me and I nearly stopped reading it, but it seems necessary for comparison when [...]