Reviews for books I gave two stars to.
This was a very short sci-fi romance with a very unique alien. Orlgo was exiled on a small space station years ago because of his species. When Chloe’s ship is damaged she makes an emergency landing on the station thinking it’s abandoned. Days later she realizes that might not be the case. This was an … More Review: Cat by Sandra R. Neeley
This is actually the first book of Margaret Atwood’s that I have read. This is a very short story about a girl who struggles with her mother, who may be a witch. It shows the normal teenage rebellion and lack of understanding of adult choices. It also shows how parents actions affect you as you … More Review: My Evil Mother by Margaret Atwood
When SWAT office Max Lowry meets Lana Mason at a police party, he falls fast and hard. He instantly knows she is a werewolf like him, but it seems like she doesn’t know she is one. While trying to figure out how to tell her, they also have to deal with hunters and Lana’s protective … More Review: Wolf Hunger by Paige Tyler
Ruarc has found himself in a terrible position. The Others are forcing him to betray his friendship with the Reapers to keep those he loves safe. And now the one woman who he has loved for centuries is back in his life and is in even more danger. This book was ok. I enjoyed the … More ARC Review: Dark Alpha’s Passion by Donna Grant
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
“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
Sierra Redding has left the military and is starting her new job as an art teacher for the red wolf pack in Portland. When she stops a break in and sketches the thief, she finds herself with a part time job as a police sketch artist. This book was ok. I found myself interested in … More ARC Review: The Best of Both Wolves by Terry Spear
Trigger Warnings (taken from the authors website): References to suicide and suicide attempts, Suicidal ideation, Self-harm, Depression, Eating disorders, Obsessive-compulsive behaviors, Narrator has implied undiagnosed depression, Brief incidents of homophobia, Unchallenged misogyny and ableism. Tori Spring likes to sleep and blog. She doesn’t really like people or putting an effort into most things, especially after … More Review: Solitaire by Alice Oseman
Dragon shifter Karen Proulx is in Vegas to steal a diamond. Her loose plan quickly encounters some problems including finding her bear shifter mate is one of the security guards. After meeting Karen in the previous book and in the prequel short story, Gambling on Trouble, I wasn’t very happy with Karen. But I figured … More Review: Gambling on Her Bear by Anna Lowe
Jess Callahan has returned to Nocturne Falls to put her life back together and hopefully get her career back on track. She is determined to keep her distance from one family though, the Fords. But she quickly realizes it isn’t the boy she had a crush on she needs to worry about, its his older … More Review: The Falcon Finds His Mate by Candace Colt
Title: Claimed Author: J.R. Ward Series: Lair of the Wolven #1 Genre: Paranormal Pages: 525 Trigger warnings: On page suicide of a side character. References of suicide of a parent. Grief. Cancer. First off, while this is a spin-off series you do need to be caught up in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. This book … More Review: Claimed by J. R. Ward
Title: Barbarian’s Treasure Author: Ruby Dixon Series: Ice Planet Barbarians #19 Genre: SciFi Pages: 190 Megan and Cashol resonated quickly and everyone thought they hit it off right away, but that wasn’t the case. Megan and Cashol’s relationship was filled with anxiety, abandonment issues, and misunderstandings. So while I like Megan in the present, past … More Review: Barbarian’s Treasure by Ruby Dixon
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