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For centuries Aodhan and Illium have been inseparable. But since the war things have not been the same. Now they have to find out if they can repair their friendship or it might be the end of them. This was a slow burn. Illium and Aodhan have been tense in the past few books because … More Review: Archangel’s Light by Nalini Singh
Trigger Warnings: drug use, cheating, gang violence and murder, criminal acts, abusive childhood, family death Danny Trejo is an actor that I have watched on screen since I was a child. He is an iconic actor with his looks and personality. When I saw that he wrote a memoir, I knew I needed to read … More Review: Trejo: My Life of Crime, Redemption, and Hollywood by Danny Trejo
Payal Roa is seen as the perfect Psy. She is a cardinal telekinetic, CEO of a major conglomerate, beautiful and emotionless. She is also an Anchor for the PsyNet which is dying. When Canto Mercant asks her to head the anchors on the council, she finds herself returning to her traumatic past. This was a … More Review: Last Guard by Nalini Singh
It’s been seven years since the war against the Chramnesind zealots started. Key players are missing and it’s time to make one last stand or die. Branwen the Awful is tasked with going with Keita the Viper to locate her missing friend. While all the army amasses to take a last stand against the zealots. … More Review: Bring the Heat by G. A. Aiken
After solving the previous mystery, Daphne and Velma are now trying to figure out what is going on with Shaggy. But before they find anything, a new mystery arrives that might involve the original settlers’ disappearances. This was another wonderful mystery with Daphne and Velma. They have finally mended their friendship and have reinstated Mystery … More Review: The Dark Deception by Morgan Baden
Kachka Shastakova has been sent to hunt down the cults destroying temples around the kingdom. Her and her group of fighters become known as the Scourge of Gods. With the help of King Gaius, Brannie, and the Mì-runach they work to prevent the cult from gaining more power. Kachka, like her sister Elina, is a … More Review: Feel the Burn by G. A. Aiken
Elina Shestakova of the Black Bear Riders of the Midnight Mountains of Despair in the Far Reaches of the Steppes of the Outerplains is sent to kill Queen Rhiannon. She knows this is a death sentence but she goes anyway. The queen doesn’t kill her though and months later she is given the task of … More Review: Light My Fire by G. A. Aiken
It’s been over 10 years since the events in the previous book, The Dragon Who Loved Me, occurred. Izzy the Dangerous is now a general in Queen Annwyl’s army and fighting Ogres. Éibhear the Contemptible is now part of the Mì-runach and is no longer the nice boy everyone thought he was. Together these two … More Review: How to Drive a Dragon Crazy by G. A. Aiken
Title: Sir Edward Grey, Witchfinder Vol. 4-6 Author: Mike Mignola and Chris Robertson Artists: Ben Stenbeck, D’Israeli, Christopher Mitten, Michelle Madsen Series: Sir Edward Grey, Witchfinder #4-6 Pages: 432 This review is for volumes 4-6. In these volumes, Edward Grey continues to deal with the Helioptic Brotherhood of Ra. He also has to deal with … More Review: Sir Edward Grey, Witchfinder Vol. 4-6 by Mike Mignola and Chris Roberson
Gin Blanco, aka the Spider, is ready to take down Mab Monroe. Unfortunately, Mab knows she is coming so the hit will not be easy. After multiple attempts, Gin finally gets her chance but if she doesn’t take down Mab everyone she knows will be killed, especially her little sister Bria. This was an emotional … More Review: Spider’s Revenge by Jennifer Estep
For not remembering this couple I really enjoyed this book. Rhona the Fearless was a kickass female who is always taking care of everyone, hence the nickname Babysitter. Vigholf the Abhorrent was a always hungry, stubborn Northlander, who was always trying to protect the women. I really liked him. He instantly wanted Rhona but knew … More Review: The Dragon Who Loved Me by G. A. Aiken
Daphne Blake and Velma Dinkley used to be best friends when they were kids. Now as high schoolers, they have gone their separate ways. But when Daphne’s best friend, who is also Velma’s cousin, disappears, these two team up to solve the mystery. Well this book was a surprise. I expected to like this book … More Review: The Vanishing Girl by Josephine Ruby
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