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Charles and Ann have been put in charge of the pack while Bran is off helping to rescue Mercy. During that time they find that someone is targeting the wildlings, and that a traitor is helping them. This was a very fascinating book because we get a deeper look at the Marrok’s pack and some … More Review: Burn Bright by Patricia Briggs
When a delivery of baby chickens shows up at Harrison Fletcher’s bookstore by accident, he finds himself attracted to the local farmer Finn who comes to pick them up. This was a very cute read. Harrison is an older, buttoned up bookseller and Finn is an easygoing burly chicken farmer. Their relationship starts as a … More Review: Featherbed by Annabeth Albert
In this volume, Lobster Johnson takes on a Nazi-filled zeppelin, an assassin with an army of monkeys, and an Egyptian high priestess. This was an interesting collection of pulp stories because it had very diverse villains. I liked the stories in this one, but I didn’t enjoy them as much as I have previous volumes. … More Review: Lobster Johnson Vol. 3: Satan Smells a Rat by Mike Mignola
For once, Charles and Anna are traveling on a personal trip to Arizona to visit one of Charles’s old friends. Their relaxing trip soon turns into a hunt for a dangerous Fae who is kidnapping children and replacing them with fetches. This was a very different book from the previous ones because it’s not a … More Review: Dead Heat by Patricia Briggs
Molly Lynch is an investigative journalist who has been assigned to do a piece on Chicago Blaze hockey player, Kit. While it’s not her usual type of story, she is still determined to write a great piece with some really deep details about his life. The unexpected attraction between them is off the charts but … More Review: Kit by Brenda Rothert
When Breed warrior Dante is forced to feed from Tess to save his life, he doesn’t expect to find that she is a Breedmate. Even though he erases her memories of that night, he still can’t stay away from her. With this book, the world of the Breed is getting more complex and developed. We … More Review: Kiss of Crimson by Lara Adrian
Charles and Anna have been tasked with helping the FBI track down a serial killer who has killed three werewolves. They quickly realize that the victims weren’t only werewolves but fae, and that the killer is targeting only supernaturals. This was a very interesting adventure for Anna and Charles. Charles is struggling to deal with … More Review: Fair Game by Patricia Briggs
In this book, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz offers a history of the United States told from the perspective of Indigenous peoples discussing how for centuries the Native Americans actively resisted the expansions of the United States. This book spans more than 400 years of history and discusses what many history books overlook, whitewashes, and outright lies about. … More Review: An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
After years of focusing on his career, Theodore Punch is tired of being alone and is looking for a partner. He asks his best friend, Camden, to help set him up with someone. Unfortunately, Camden has been in love with Theo for most of their lives and doesn’t want to help, but he reluctantly does. … More Review: Perfect Matcha by Erin McLellan
This novella is basically the missing scene of Con and Rhi’s breakup. It’s told from Con, Rhi and Deaths POV so you get a sense of how everyone reacted, and how their feelings and thoughts impacted everything. I have mixed feelings about this novella. So I should probably say that I have never been a … More ARC Review: Of Fire and Flame by Donna Grant
Charles and Anna have been tasked with meeting the European wolves about Bran’s controversial proposition to reveal werewolves to humans. While most of the alphas seem agreeable, the most feared and controlling of them isn’t and he makes it well known. There is also the issue of the vampire attacks against Anna. I really enjoyed … More Review: Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs
In this second volume, the crime-fighting hero Lobster Johnson is back, defeating bad guys and leaving his signature mark. This volume focuses on a gangster crime boss and his cronies. This was another very enjoyable comic. I am really enjoying these pulp-style stories, especially since they are all self contained and you don’t have to … More Review: Lobster Johnson Vol. 2: The Burning Hand by Mike Mignola
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