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Dark Alpha’s Silent Night (Reapers #12.5)3 stars – I liked it The reapers have been dealing with a lot lately and they know danger is still lurking out there. With the holiday coming up, they decide at the last minute to throw a Christmas party and celebrate the happiness and love they have found. This … More ARC Review: Holiday Heat by Donna Grant
Well this was just as amazing as I was hoping. Kate and Curran may have settled into a new low profile life but they quickly realize that it will never stay that way. When they are asked to save a town held hostage by a mysterious evil they find themselves fighting an unexpected enemy and … More Review: Magic Claims by Ilona Andrews
This was an absolutely fantastic introduction to Vesper Quill and this universe. Vesper works in the research and development lab at the powerful Kent Corp. Unfortunately after she identifies a safety hazard in the new line of starcruisers she finds herself being hunted. Like Estep’s previous series, this book instantly sucked me in and I … More Review: Only Bad Options by Jennifer Estep
It’s been years since I read this book but it was just as good as I remembered. Skye Chantrell escaped a war zone carrying a stolen antidote for a deadly bioweapon targeted towards humans. Her damaged shuttle crashes on a remote lunar outpost and into one of the Seven Systems’ more feared criminal’s hands. But … More Review: Antidote by R. A. Steffan
As soon as Imani James met Arms Master Vindilus Calgari she hated him and his shady friends. But when Renate is in danger, Imani finds herself reluctantly working with Vinilus to protect their people and learns that Vin isn’t as bad as she thought. As soon as I realized this was Imani and Vin’s book … More Review: Resistance by Etta Pierce
The Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag was originally created by two BookTubers in 2012, Chami and Earl Grey Books. I haven’t done this tag since 2021 so I figured I would do it this year. At the time of writing this post, I have read 321 books so I have a lot of books to … More 2023 Mid-Year Freak Out Tag
This was a beautiful story about healing and acceptance. Landon is a teacher and researcher who struggles with relationships due to past trauma. Bailey is a photographer who captures the emotions of others while he hides his own. Albert does a wonderful job tackling their trauma and anxiety together and healing. I adored these two. … More Review: Level Up by Annabeth Albert
I absolutely love coming across paranormal romances that provide a unique take on a supernatural, and that is what Clark and Lindsey have done with this series. The Reapers are individuals who at the time of their death are given the choice to become a reaper and help others pass on. While it can be … More Review: Until His Last Goodbye by Kiki Clark and E. M. Lindsey
I was a bit apprehensive when I started this book because I didn’t really like Dr. Eric Monroe or Wolfgang in the previous books. But, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I ended up really loving these two. In Johann, we meet the psychopathic vampire Wolfgang who unexpectedly meets his mate and turns him … More Review: Wolfgang by Grae Bryan
Like the previous book, this continues with a darker theme, especially in the second half of the book. While a lot more action packed and emotional than I was expecting, I really enjoyed this book and this couple. Bree was a spunky, determined, and resilient woman. I loved how she always said what she was … More Review: Persistence by Etta Pierce
Graphicsathon is a graphics reading challenge hosted by @allonsythornrax, @bookishrebecca, @becandbooks, @allypallystaken, and @howlinglibrary. You can also find more about this challenge from their Twitter (@graphicsathon), Instagram (@graphicsathon), or join the Discord here For the information about this round and the prompts, check out the announcement post here. This round was a month long reading challenge to read as many … More Graphicsathon Round 9 Wrap Up
As someone who has read quite a lot of books on ancient Egypt, I was extremely surprised that I had never heard of Christiane Desroches-Noblecourt before I saw this book. Christiane was a remarkable woman with an extremely rich career. Her extraordinary contributions to Egyptology, the Louvre, and the world are astounding. “You don’t get … More Review: Empress of the Nile: The Daredevil Archaeologist Who Saved Egypt’s Ancient Temples from Destruction by Lynne Olson
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