A Restoration of FaithDresden Files #0.23 stars – I liked it This was a short introduction to Harry Dresden and this world. Harry is working to get his license so he can open his own business. He is working a missing persons case with Nick and while he finds the girl, her parents have turned … More Review: Side Jobs by Jim Butcher
Zayn, a former Strike Wing pilot, now spends his days treasure hunting alongside his brothers. When an assassin lures them into a hunt for her freedom, he finds himself confronting his past and his lost love. This was another action packed adventure for the Phoenix brothers. Zayn was shown as the care-free brother in the … More ARC Review: In the Devil’s Nebula by Anna Hackett
“The axe is a tool of construction and progress, an instrument of growth easily turned into a method of death.” While this book has an interesting topic, it didn’t end up being exactly what I was expecting from the title. When you think of axe murder, you think of serial killers and crimes of passion … More Review: Whack Job: A History of Axe Murder by Rachel McCarthy James
Like the title of this book suggests, this was all about huge changes that are happening in Harry’s life. Susan Rodriguez has returned to Chicago to ask Harry for help after Ariana Ortega, Duchess of the Red Court, discovered her big secret. A secret that impacts Harry too. This book was filled with a lot … More Review: Changes by Jim Butcher
This year I want to change things up on my blog, so I have decided to stop doing WWW Wednesdays, and instead will be doing weekly wrap ups on Saturdays. I have always felt weird about doing wrap ups on Wednesdays so I felt this year would be a great time to change things up. … More Weekly Wrap Up | March 14, 2026
This series is getting intense and emotional. In this one, the gang is dealing with a creature with impenetrable skin that is providing a challenge for Gray to fight on his own. On top of that, they are dealing with the constant threats from their boss and dealing with a new entity in town. I … More Review: Drinker of Blood by Jordan L. Hawk
When the search for their former Commander Morten hits a dead end, Kee Ildez decides to spend a few weeks on Bastian to search their internal systems for information. This will also give her a chance to get some time away from Varro, who she is crushing hard on but he doesn’t seem to care. … More Review: Eclipse the Moon by Jessie Mihalik
Angelica Winthrop wants to avoid marriage and is determined to push the men of society away with unladylike behavior. Unfortunately her plans keep backfiring and now multiple men are pursuing her. But when she sneaks into the supposedly haunted home of Ian Ashton, Duke of Burnrath, looking for inspiration for her next story, she finds … More Review: Bite Me, Your Grace by Brooklyn Ann
After being sidelined from working in the field for a few weeks, John, Caleb, and Zahira finally have a new case. This one involves ballerinas being murdered by a creature called a vila, who kills by dancing. While they track down the demon, there is also a hint of another unknown entity in town that … More Review: Dancer of Death by Jordan L. Hawk
Naomi is a werewolf with no wolf. Rowan is a vampire who never fits in with the coven. They are both lonely and tired of not having any connections so they decide to try a human dating app. The app throws them together and the sparks seem to be there, but will they get through … More Review: Swipe Right On Fate by Roxie Ray
This year I want to change things up on my blog, so I have decided to stop doing WWW Wednesdays, and instead will be doing weekly wrap ups on Saturdays. I have always felt weird about doing wrap ups on Wednesdays so I felt this year would be a great time to change things up. … More Weekly Wrap Up | March 7, 2026
I am so happy that we get more books (and series) with Caleb, Gray, and John because I was so not ready to let this couple go! This book starts Series 2 off with a bang and of course, new kinds of paranormals to deal with. John, Caleb, and Gray are now an established couple … More Review: Mocker of Ravens by Jordan L. Hawk
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