Reviews for paranormal romance books.
When Rune agreed to a favor for Carling’s help in saving his friend Tiago, he never expected it to be about saving her. Carling’s powers have become erratic and her followers have left out of fear. While these two work to figure out what is going on with her power, they find themselves falling for … More Review: Serpent’s Kiss by Thea Harrison
Holly Winters is ready for a peaceful Christmas in her family’s cozy mountain cabin. But when danger threatens Nocturne Falls, Holly finds herself teaming up with her vampire neighbor Demetrius Voss to defeat it. Will they save the town before Christmas and will they get an unexpected gift they never saw coming? This was a … More Review: The Witch’s Christmas Catastrophe by Kristen Painter
I will admit, I was a little apprehensive about starting this book because I couldn’t see these two getting over their anger at each other to be in a relationship. But, I should know by now to trust Mayne because she really made these two work perfectly together and made one hell of a story. … More Review: False Comeback by Lily Mayne
Josephine Pajimula feels stuck. She is on the verge of losing her housing because her roommate got engaged and their relationship is changing. So she goes to a Halloween party to try and ignore all her issues. Instead she meets a man in a vampire costume who is really getting into character and who has … More Review: Odd Blood by Azalea Crowley
Niniane “Tricks” Lorelle is heir to the Dark Fae throne and has been in hiding for years after her uncle killed her family. Now that he is dead she can finally take the throne and lead the dark fae to a new era, but first she has to survive till her coronation and Tiago Black … More Review: Storm’s Heart by Thea Harrison
Pippa is a glass artist and she can’t afford to lose any work or clients right now. When her workaholic wolf shifter ex shows up in town raising concerns about her client being a vampire, she has to reevaluate everything. Pippa is a talented woman who believes she didn’t inherit her father’s pyromancer abilities but … More ARC Review: Fire Dancer by Anna Hackett
It’s been years since I last read this series and it was one of the OG paranormal romances that I read as a young adult, along with Singh, Briggs, Andres, and Frost, and I just remember loving it. It is one that I always find myself thinking about occasionally but don’t see a lot of … More Review: Dragon Bound by Thea Harrison
Fern knew she shouldn’t have opened her door, but when a death god from the IRS comes calling you have to answer. She didn’t think she had anything to hide from the IRS but apparently her mother does and now Fern and her business is in trouble. But as Anhou works with Fern to fix … More Review: Audited by the Anubis by Wendi Guff
Ecco’s life has been a whirlwind since her debut album dropped, but not all of it is good. With fame comes danger and she now has a stalker which leads to her manager hiring a bodyguard for her. Graeme is a hunky gargoyle who is all business, but that changes the more time they spend … More Review: The Gargoyle and the Songbird by Cora Crane
When Rafe starts his new job as IT manager at Goliaths of Wrestling he quickly discovers that his annoying and terrible neighbor Dan is one of the wrestlers. While he is able to mostly avoid him at work, their relationship quickly changes when he spots Dan through his living room window doing something obscene and … More Review: Cheap Heat by Lily Mayne
When Mina’s world comes crashing down, she finds herself returning home to the English village where she grew up and taking a job at the bookshop that was her childhood sanctuary. But Mina soon realizes that the bookshop isn’t what it seems and the people who live there are actual fictional characters from literature. Together … More Review: A Dead and Stormy Night by Steffanie Holmes
Auden Scott is the daughter of two ruthless high-gradient telepaths, but she was not the child her parents wanted or expected, even before her brain injury. She struggles with her thoughts and memories, some of which are just blank, and the only thing she knows for certain is that she must protect her unborn baby … More Review: Primal Mirror by Nalini Singh
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