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So shortly after I started this blog I posted my 2020 reading goals. Since its the end of the year I figured we would check in and see how I did on these goals and if I actually reached them. I have added a few goals to this list since I originally created the first … More 2020 Reading Goals Update!
Ravyn was taken in as a child by the witch Hunters and raised to hunt witches. When she finds out the witch who killed her family is nearby she brings her hunt. What she doesn’t expect is to fall for a gorgeous and powerful man or to find another first witch artifact. Ravyn was a … More Review: Everwylde by Donna Grant
Leoma has been raised to hunt corrupt witches. While tracking her new target she finds that she isn’t the only one on the hunt. The sexy knight Braith is a distraction she can’t afford but working together is their only choice. Leoma was introduced in the prequel story, Everkin. She is now a grown woman … More Review: Eversong by Donna Grant
Knight Radnar hasn’t been the same since the love of his life disappeared seven years ago. He doesn’t give up hope of finding her though. He stumbles upon her being attacked by witches and realizes his whole life is about to change. This is an introduction novella to the Kindred series. This book did a … More Review: Everkin by Donna Grant
Willa Iscove, fae jeweler, has a stalker. One of her customers has become lovesick with her after a ring she crafted for him to find new love backfired. She makes a wish upon the Nocturne Falls fountain using a piece of opal and unknowingly conscripts the gargoyle on duty to help her. A gargoyle and … More Review: The Gargoyle Gets His Girl by Kristen Painter
Title: The Beast of Beswick Author: Amalie Howard Series: Everleigh Sisters #1 Genre: Historical Pages: 297 Read: December 6, 2020 “Because sometimes a girl doesn’t need a hero to save her. Sometimes she needs the opposite.” Lord Nathaniel (Thane) Harte, the disagreeable Duke of Beswick, spends his days smashing porcelain, antagonizing his servants, and avoiding … More Review: The Beast of Beswick by Amalie Howards
Getting arrested wasn’t a part of werewolf Ivy Kincaid’s plans when she came to Nocturne Falls. At least she doesn’t have to spend money on a hotel while in lock up, but unfortunately the man she came to marry is the sheriff. Not the best first impression to make. Another fun, entertaining, and easy to … More Review: The Werewolf Meets His Match by Kristen Painter
In Nocturne Falls, Halloween is celebrated 365 days a year. Tourists all think it’s for show but the vampires, witches, and gargoyles are actually all real. After Delaney James sees her mobster boss murder someone she knows she needs to hide fast. She assumes the identity of a mail order bride and finds herself in … More Review: The Vampire’s Mail Order Bride by Kristen Painter
In The Five: The Lives of Jack the Ripper’s Women, Hallie Rubenhold discusses the five women who are famous for being Jack the Ripper’s victims. She does not discuss what Jack did to them instead she follows their lives from the time of their birth leading to the night of their deaths. Rubenhold shows us … More Review: The Five: The Lives of Jack the Ripper’s Women by Hallie Rubenhold
Jonah unexpectedly lost his wife three years ago. He knows that he will never find love like that again. When his police officer brother asks him to pretend to be in a relationship with Reyna to catch a child trafficker he reluctantly agrees. What he doesn’t expect is to actually fall for her. I am … More Review: Jonah by Brenda Rothert
Jonah Greyson, director of Team 52, is determined to find out who the tough, mysterious redhead is who warned him of his team being targeted. CIA agent Evan Fletcher’s is on the run, been labeled a traitor, and is still determined to help Team 52. While trying to stop an ancient artifact from ending up … More Review: Mission: Her Justice by Anna Hackett
“You are racist because you were born and bred in a racist, white supremacist society. White Supremacy is, as I’ve said earlier, insidious by design. The racism required to uphold White Supremacy is woven into every area of our lives. There is no way you can inherit white privilege from birth, learn racist white supremacist … More Review: So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo
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