Reviews for books I gave three stars to.
When Shade wakes up in a dungeon chained next to his previous girlfriend Runa, he realizes that she is no longer human and they have been captured by the Ghouls, a blackmarket demon organ harvesting organization. Shade quickly realizes that Runa is no longer the shy and sweet girl he used to know and this … More Review: Desire Unchained by Larissa Ione
Amelia and Emerson are returning to Egypt for another year of excavation, but for the first time in years they will be alone. Unfortunately, their plans are quickly changed when Emerson emerges from an ambush with no memory of Amelia. This was an interesting one because we finally return to just Amelia and Emerson in … More Review: The Snake, The Crocodile, and the Dog by Elizabeth Peters
When Taranov comes across an abandoned ship he never expects to find a human female and infant, or for him to be his fated mate. Unfortunately she has lost her memory and he is afraid he will lose her once he realizes he hasn’t been totally truthful. Like all the books in this series, this … More Review: A Gift for the Alien Warrior by Honey Phillips
Logan Quinn is struggling to come to terms with being put under the Reapers sway and almost killing Gwen. He has left the academy and is staying with his father. It was nice to finally get his POV during this series because we have mostly only see the warrior side of him so far. Logan … More Review: Spartan Frost by Jennifer Estep
Gwen is finally going on her first official date with Logan but as you can expect from her, things don’t end as planned. Now she has to deal with being on trial and trying to stop the Reapers. This book was fast paced and seemed to fly by. As expected of Gwen, she has found … More Review: Crimson Frost by Jennifer Estep
Koshchei the Deathless was sent by Baba Yaga to kill Hellboy in Darkness Calls. He was defeated and now resides in hell. Hellboy found him in Hell and over some drinks, finally got his full backstory. Koshchei’s story was very interesting. It was filled with dragons, magic, death, and of course Baba Yaga’s trickery. I … More Review: Koshchei the Deathless by Mike Mignola
This book picks up a few weeks after the events in the previous one. Gwen and the rest of Mythos Academy are heading to a ski resort for Winter Carnival. Unfortunately, Gwen is being targeted again and finds the Carnival very different from what she was expecting. Gwen has finally settled into life at Mythos … More Review: Kiss of Frost by Jennifer Estep
Well this wasn’t what I was expecting for the last Ian and Veritas book. This book picks up a few weeks after the previous one ended with Veritas agreeing to a deal with Phanes to help save Ian. This leads to her uncovering the truth about Phanes, some gods being unleashed from the netherworld, and … More Review: Wicked All Night by Jeaniene Frost
This book picks up shortly after the previous book ended. Ian has lost parts of his memory but he remembers Veritas. When he realizes she left him, he is determined to win her back and uses some ruthless tactics to see her again. They also now have to deal with all the souls that Dagan … More Review: Wicked Bite by Jeaniene Frost
Amelia and Emerson set off for a new archeological dig, this time in Sudan. They are unwillingly drawn into the search for an explorer and his young bride who went missing twelve years ago. This leads to a very dangerous journey through the desert that leads to them being taken prisoner. When I picked this … More Review: The Last Camel Died at Noon by Elizabeth Peters
This was a short introduction to this world of Mythos Academy. Gwen Frost is a high school student who can read memories from objects. She has used this to find her classmates’ lost items but when she touches her friend’s hairbrush she sees a horrible trauma and her world changes forever. This was a very … More Review: First Frost by Jennifer Estep
Marcus Stanwick is determined to uncover all parties involved in the assassination plot that got his father hanged and his title stripped of him. He turns to the woman he despises for help and finds that she may be the one person who can help him uncover the truth. This book was full of unexpected … More ARC Review: The Return of the Duke by Lorraine Heath
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