5 stars for the photographs3 stars for the text The majority of people are probably going to pick up this book for the photographs within it, not for the text but it isn’t strictly just photos so the text also needs to be reviewed. The photographs within were beautiful and really were what drew me … More ARC Review: Ancient Egypt: A Photographic History by Nigel Fletcher-Jones
When Audrey catches her soon to be husband with two other people she finds herself running to a quiet castle in Romania. While Vlad’s ancestral castle is being turned into a hotel and Audrey needs a place to lick her wounds, these two find themselves unable to keep their hands off one another. This was … More Review: Your Coffin or Mine by Jacklyn Hyde
This volume picks up right where the previous volume ended with Blue World. We learn more about the story of why Blue World doesn’t provide more information about the creatures within its walls to its guests and we learn the story of how they got Sophia, their main attraction. I liked that we got to … More Review: Dinosaur Sanctuary Vol. 4 by Itaru Kinoshita
The overall rating is the average of the following ratings. Jurassic Spark by Pandora Pine This was a short but sweet story about a paleontologist who accidentally reveals he is a dinosaur shifter during a one night stand. Gibson and Cooper’s story was incredibly sweet and I love how their story played out. Also I … More Review: Cretaceous Crushes Anthology
The final Oronis Knight book is here and we finally get to find out what has been happening with Knightqueen Carys and her Knightguard Sten. In the previous book we learned that Carys and Sten had used the distraction that Knighthunter Kaden and Knightmaster Nea created to escape the Gek’Dragar prison. This book picks up … More ARC Review: Knightqueen by Anna Hackett
WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Sam from Taking on a World of Words. The three questions to answer are: What are you currently reading? I am still reading The United States of Cryptids: A Tour of American Myths and Monsters by J.W. Ocker. I am enjoying learning about all the cryptids out … More WWW Wednesday | May 1, 2024
After reading about Worth for the past two books I was eager to finally read his story. This book was filled with both wonderfully sweet moments but also heartbreaking ones. Worth has hit rock bottom and finds himself back in Safe Harbor, back in the house he never thought he would be in again. As … More Review: Find Me Worthy by Annabeth Albert
FYI, this book’s timeline spans books two and three of this series so don’t read this book until you read them, unless you don’t mind a few spoilers. After reading the previous books, I didn’t expect this book to be DeGray’s book because he has been the quiet, normal one of the bunch and I … More Review: How to Save a Human by Alice Winters
I was very happy to jump into this book because I really enjoyed the Kincaid Pack series and wanted to know more about the world. This book starts about a year after the events of that series and so we are finally seeing what has been happening in the parahuman world. A lot has changed … More ARC Review: Tempest by Kiki Clark
Alexei Karsyn keeps people at a distance and most people respect that boundary, except Claude who is doing everything he can to get close to him. But when vampire hunters start targeting Alexei and other vampires in the area, everything changes. I was excited to start this book because I wanted to know more about … More Review: How to Lure a Hunter by Alice Winters
When a prickly SEAL rescue diver comes to Safe Harbor to help with the cold case Holden and Monroe are working on, Holden finds himself offering to become his roommate when his RV breaks down and he needs to stay long term. As Holden gets to know the prickly SEAL he finds himself falling for … More Review: Make Me Stay by Annabeth Albert
This was an in depth look at Tutankhamun and how the discovery of his tomb changed the world. This book is broken into three parts that break down the different parts of Tut’s discovery and legacy: history of the tomb, Tut finally revealed, and Tut’s legacy. This starts by giving us the history of Howard … More Review: Tutankhamun and the Tomb That Changed the World by Bob Brier
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