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CW: antisemitism, genocide, violence, gun violence, gore I picked this book up because of the title, and I am very glad I did. This was a heavy topic, but a very important and powerful read. First, I am not Jewish but I try to read books on this topic to better understand Jewish history and … More Review: People Love Dead Jews: Reports From a Haunted Present by Dara Horn
Like most people who have read this series from the beginning, I have been eager to read Montana’s story, especially after Henry was introduced and it seemed there was something there. Well Montana’s book was worth the wait and I loved his and Henry’s story. Montana and Henry head to Chicago to find a life … More Review: Gardens & Ghosts by Maz Maddox
It’s been three months since former Secret Service Agent Penni DePaul last saw Dan “The Man” Currington. A lot has changed for Penni since she last saw Dan but her feelings for him were not one of them, which is how she finds herself in Peru barging into Dan’s mission to see if he feels … More Review: Too Hard to Handle by Julie Ann Walker
This was another action packed volume with an unexpected ending. This continues the fight on the base with Vice-Captain Hosina fighting the kaiju leader until Captain Mina Ashiro arrives to take it down. This was an interesting battle and I loved getting to see more of Hosina’s fighting style. Also I love how badass Ashiro … More Review: Kaiju No. 8 Volumes 4-6 by Naoya Matsumoto
Carlos “Steady” Soto has been charged with guarding the woman he once loved and lost. While it starts as a simple job, things quickly change when Abby is kidnapped and held in the rainforest. Now Steady and Abby have to make their way to safety while dodging their enemies, dangerous animals, and the rainforest’s dangerous … More Review: Full Throttle by Julie Ann Walker
“True learning is an uncomfortable process that requires you to break down your preconceived notions, your implicit biases, and move away from your comfort zone.” I picked this book up because the title caught my attention. I was extremely interested in seeing what this book was about since it discusses dabbling and seeking an intentional … More Review: The Dabbler’s Guide to Witchcraft: Seeking an Intentional Magical Path by Fire Lyte
Like a lot of people who have been reading this series since the beginning, I have been waiting for Hope’s story because she is a main part in bringing down Ulric with the Seven. But while I have been waiting for this story, I was also apprehensive about starting this book because I am not … More ARC Review: Warrior’s Hope by Rebecca Zanetti
When Delilah Fairchild’s beloved uncle disappears she finds herself turning to the Black Knights Inc for help. With danger seeming to find Delilah at every turn Bryan “Mac” McMillian can no longer fight his feelings for Delilah, but will he accept those feelings. Mac has been fighting his attraction to Delilah for a while now, … More Review: Hell for Leather by Julie Ann Walker
This volume see’s the reinforcements arrive and Gabimaru’s group splitting in two to better find the elixir and an escape route. Unfortunately, they have been betrayed by Chobe and are now facing down the many Lord Tensen’s. The fight for the elixir and freedom has finally started and it’s going to be an action packed … More Review: Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku Volumes 7-9 by Yuji Kaku
Eve Edens is pretty sure someone is trying to kill her. Unfortunately the police believe everything is a coincidence, so she has to turn to the Black Knight Inc for help. Now she has to work with the one man she has loved and lost, William “Wild Bill” Reichert. Eve and Bill’s story is one … More Review: Born Wild by Julie Ann Walker
This was an action packed, monster filled, and hilarious start for a series. Kafka is an adult who gave up on his dreams of being in the Japanese Defense Force years ago. When a new rookie joins his team for Kaiju cleanup he finds himself fired up again for taking the test. Unfortunately he finds … More Review: Kaiju No. 8 Volumes 1-3 by Naoya Matsumoto
As someone who has read all of Estep’s urban fantasy books, I was so excited when this book was announced. I have been wanting a crossover book between these two series since I read the Mythos Academy books and realized it was in the same universe as the Elemental Assassin books. Well this book did … More ARC Review: Spider and Frost by Jennifer Estep
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