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This book has been on my radar for a while but for some reason I keep putting it off. Now I want to smack myself for waiting so long to read this. This was an absolutely fascinating post-apocalypse world filled with monsters. Danny and Wyn the Soul Eater were absolutely fantastic characters who I instantly … More Review: Soul Eater by Lily Mayne
This review is for the previous version of this book that was self-published and released before 2026. After a wedding cake disaster, Tegan finds herself being helped by a hulking wolven named Atlas. She has never met anyone like him before and quickly finds herself enamored by his wolfish charm and energetic tail. Well this … More Review: Muscles & Monsters by Ashley Bennett
Well this was a wonderful introduction to a new world and a kickass heroine. Kit Colbana has been offered a job to track down the missing ward of the local cat shifter Alpha. She quickly finds that there is more to this case than just one missing shifter and nor can she ignore the powerful … More Review: Blade Song by J. C. Daniels
Knightmaster Nea Laurier and Knighthunter Kaden Galath have been sent to find and rescue the Knightqueen Carys and her Knightguard Stein from the Gek’Dragar. Nea is determined to complete this mission even if it means working with Knighthunter Galath who she has hated since school, but she quickly realizes that Kaden never hated her. Like … More ARC Review: Knighthunter by Anna Hackett
This was an excellent sequel to Antidote. This takes place shortly after the events in the previous book. Ryder has gone undercover as one of the prison doctors to try and rescue Skye’s brother Temple who was captured during Skye’s escape. But her undercover mission quickly goes belly up and she finds herself a prisoner … More Review: Antigen by R. A. Steffan
“Okay… so I’m attracted to an alien. Go figure. Learn something new about yourself everyday I suppose.” Well this was a wonderful surprise! I loved Ardalon and Sasha’s story so much. After being sucked through a black hole, engineer Sasha Robinson wakes to find herself a prisoner of alien poachers. While she may be a … More Review: Engineering Fate by Alexis B. Osborne
This is a spin-off series about the humans of Renata and how they are adjusting to this alien life. I am so happy we are getting more books in this world, especially since this seems to be focused solely on Renata, unlike the Intersolar Union series. I was extremely happy to see Siatesh finally get … More Review: Watch Your Orbit by Etta Pierce
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
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
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