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Eva Boudreaux has kept her past a secret since moving into Mystic Bayou. What she doesn’t expect is for Alex Lancaster from the League to dig into her background and start asking questions. Or for her to be attracted to him. This was another enjoyable Mystic Bayou book. I love this fascinating town and all … More Review: A Farewell to Charms by Molly Harper
Airk Azdajah, the rightful King of the White Clan, has spent hundreds of years being tortured by the false High King Pytheios. He may be free now but his dragon is no longer stable. When Angelika comes into his life, he wants her more than anything but is too afraid to take the chance. This … More Review: The Cursed King by Abigail Owen
This book picks up right where the previous one left off. Mihr and Fane are hiding from the demons and angels with Cam and Dax. While Fane wants to just relax and hide, Mihr is determined to try and put a stop to the angel compound. Unfortunately, their plans quickly change when the effects of … More ARC Review: Angel Falling by Victoria Larque
When Belladonna Barrone’s husband finally does her a favor by dying in a car accident, she thinks she is finally free from the mob family she unwittingly married into. Unfortunately, when doing one last job for the boss she finds herself attacked and turned into a vampire. So this book didn’t really work for me, … More Review: Sucks to Be Me by Kristen Painter
Frances Glessner Lee is influential in the development of forensic science in the United States. She helped establish the Department of Legal Medicine at Harvard, endowed the Magrath Library of Legal Medicine, became the first female police captain in the U.S., and created 20 true crime scene dioramas in dollhouse scale that are referred to … More Review: 18 Tiny Deaths: The Untold Story of Frances Glessner Lee and the Invention of Modern Forensics by Bruce Goldfarb
Catalina Baylor, Head of House Baylor and a Deputy Warden of Texas has been given the task of solving a Prime’s murder and the theft of the Osiris Serum. She is forced to work with the dangerous and handsome Alessandro Segredo, the Prime who broke her heart. This was wonderful and unexpected. From the very … More Review: Emerald Blaze by Ilona Andrews
It has been three years since the previous story and Catalina is now Head of House Baylor. Their grace period is about to end and Catalina finds herself accepting a case to help her friend Runa. What she doesn’t expect is to find help from the charming and handsome Alessandro Sagredo. This book was so … More Review: Sapphire Flames by Ilona Andrews
Nevada and Rogan’s wedding is coming up and Catalina is acting as the wedding planner. But before the wedding can happen, she has to find the bride’s priceless tiara that has been stolen. Along the way she learns how to use her powers, stands up for herself, and digs up a whole bunch of dirt … More Review: Diamond Fire by Ilona Andrews
Fane is done having someone own her and is determined to get out of Hell. When an angel is captured, she knows this might be her only chance at freedom. Together these two flee, but now both Heaven and Hell is after them. “Don’t tell me that the upstanding Angel lusts for this filthy Demon.” … More ARC Review: Demon Rising by Victoria Larque
“Death is only the end if you assume the story is about you.” Nilanjana Sikdar is an outsider in the town of Night Vale. She works for Carlos and relies on facts and logic as her guiding principles. When Carlos gives her a special assignment to investigate a mysterious rumbling in the desert it leads … More Review: It Devours! by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor
Due to the danger facing Nevada and her family, they have decided to declare themselves as House. But first she has to deal with finding Rogan’s ex-fiancé’s missing husband. As with almost all of Ilona Andrews books, I couldn’t put this one down. I was instantly sucked into this new case and the Baylor family … More Review: Wildfire by Ilona Andrews
“The label of asexual should be value neutral. It should indicate little more than sexual orientation. Instead, asexual implies a slew of other, negative associations: passionless, uptight, boring, robotic, cold, prude, frigid, lacking, broken. These, especially broken, are the words aces use again and again to describe how we are perceived and made to feel.” … More Review: Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex by Angela Chen
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