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As soon as I saw this book I knew it was one I wanted to read. This was a fascinating look at cannibalism in humans, animals, and insects. While this seems like a book that would discuss cannibal serial killers, it doesn’t and the author explains early on why he doesn’t cover that topic. I … More Review: Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History by Bill Schutt
DNF pg. 220 (55%) While I was really trying to finish this book, I need to admit that this one isn’t working for me. I knew going into this book that it was my least favorite of the series because I hate that Sands decided to pair someone up with a married woman. This is … More Review: About a Vampire by Lynsay Sands
Ten years ago dimensional gates appeared around the world and changed life for everyone. Adaline is an Assessor who goes into the breaches to identify magic metals and medicine all to help Earth try to repel the enemies in the gates. While she has gone into over 100 gates, this gate ends up different and … More Review: The Inheritance by Ilona Andrews
The Superhero and the NSA Agent4 stars – It was really good This was an adorable and sweet story. NSA Agent Shane Parson was a bossy but sexy man who instantly realizes he wants a chance with cosplayer/law librarian Damian Starr. I really enjoyed their short story and how much chemistry there was between these … More Review: From the Heart by Hailey Turner
In this volume we finally get to the point of battle that everyone has been waiting for, Kaiju No. 8 is on the field and ready to take down Kaiju No. 9. This was an action packed and fantastic volume. We see how far Kafka has come since he first became 8 and all the … More ARC Review: Kaiju No. 8, Vol. 14 by Naoya Matsumoto
This volume picks up where the previous book with Kikoru testing out some Numbers weapons. Then goes into the backstory of Captain Gen Narumi and how he ended up in the Defense Force. I loved seeing Kikorou testing out weapons and finding the one that works for her. This is where she finally gets her … More ARC Review: Kaiju No. 8: B-Side, Vol. 2 by Naoya Matsumoto
“You are seen. You are heard. Your life matters. Your death will too.” Alua Arthur is a death doula and helps provide end of life support to her clients. This book takes us on a journey of her life and career, while teaching us the importance of thinking about your own death and what you … More Review: Briefly Perfectly Human: Making an Authentic Life by Getting Real About the End by Alua Arthur
Sydney Marlow is making big changes in her life, including retiring from her modeling career and selling her cosmetic company. Now she is determined to live her true dream of becoming a traditional wife and starting a family, but first she has to find a man which hopefully she can find in her new neighborhood. … More Review: The Gargoyle Beguiles the Beauty by Kristen Painter
Ezio is determined to woo the man of his dreams, but even though he is over 200 years old, it doesn’t seem to be working. Cyrus is determined to keep Ezio at an arms length and doesn’t seem to really like him most of the time. But when a new case pulls them together, Cyrus … More Review: High Stakes and Soulmates by Alice Winters
This book picks up shortly after the previous book ended. The de Medicis are still after the badgers and they have a way to paralyze and possibly kill them. Nelle Zhao and Keane are working together to secure alliances with other badger families to help deal with the de Medicis. Along the way, they both … More ARC Review: To Kill a Badger by Shelly Laurenston
Diego Campo has returned to his home in the Appalachian Mountains to die. He has it all planned out and knows his brother will find him soon. What he doesn’t expect is to find his mountain covered in soldiers who are after two women on his neighbors farm. While attempting to rescue the women, Diego … More Review: Thunder Game by Christine Feehan
These reviews contain potential spoilers. This volume continues Hoshina’s battle against Kaiju No. 12. This is a very interesting battle and it’s the first time we have seen Hoshina go all out. We see new techniques and how Hoshina is utilizing the number 10 weapon. I really enjoyed this battle and how we also learned … More Review: Kaiju No. 8 Volumes 12 and 13 by Naoya Matsumoto
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