Reviews for books I gave three stars to.
In this third volume, the B.R.P.D. continues to protect the world from the monsters ravaging it. Liz Sherman finds herself returning to the B.R.P.D. and the young psychic Fenix goes head to head with a monster-worshiping cult. I feel in this volume we are getting to see the return of a solid B.R.P.D. team. Liz … More Review: B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth Vol. 3 by Mike Mignola
Magic Stitches combines the craft of embroidery with spirituality to create talismans and amulets that you can wear. In this book, the author gives clear step by step guides on how to do the basic stitches in the patterns provided. They were extremely easy to follow and the visual steps were perfect for the more … More ARC Review: Magical Stitches: Embroidery for Personal Empowerment and Magical Embellishment by Christi Johnson
Sissy Mae and Mitch Shaw have been friends since they met. When Mitch gets injured after her brother’s wedding, Sissy decides to take him to her hometown in Tennessee for safe keeping. But the more time they spend together, the more their feelings grow. Sissy Mae is a shitstarter and loves to make people angry. … More Review: The Mane Attraction by Shelly Laurenston
Dr. Mariana Lopez has finally decided to stop running from her stalker. But she also has to deal with her attraction to the handsome Raine Maxwell, who is keeping secrets. How will she deal with finding out he is a vampire? This was a pretty good Dark protectors novella. I usually enjoy these 1001 Dark … More Review: Vampire by Rebecca Zanetti
Private Investigator Sienna MacArthur is known for getting the job done. When she becomes the target of an unknown threat she reaches out to the sexy Detective Carson Irish for help. She trusts him to keep her safe, but she is also terrified of letting him get closer. This was an enjoyable couple. Sienna and … More ARC Review: Saving Sienna by Katie Reus
The BRPD is struggling to cover all the monster incidents around the world, especially with their best agent still in a coma and the other one going AWOL. The Nazi’s also return and are attempting to bring back their master Rasputin. This was an interesting set of stories. The main focus on this volume is … More Review: B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth Vol. 2 by Mike Mignola
Conall Viga-Feilan never thought he would meet a female strong enough to be his mate, especially a human one. But Miki Kendrick isn’t average. With her high intelligence and hint of crazy, she keeps Conall on his toes while they deal with a new threat to the pack. Another crazy and enjoyable adventure for the … More Review: Go Fetch by Shelly Laurenston
In this volume, Lobster Johnson takes on a Nazi-filled zeppelin, an assassin with an army of monkeys, and an Egyptian high priestess. This was an interesting collection of pulp stories because it had very diverse villains. I liked the stories in this one, but I didn’t enjoy them as much as I have previous volumes. … More Review: Lobster Johnson Vol. 3: Satan Smells a Rat by Mike Mignola
When Breed warrior Dante is forced to feed from Tess to save his life, he doesn’t expect to find that she is a Breedmate. Even though he erases her memories of that night, he still can’t stay away from her. With this book, the world of the Breed is getting more complex and developed. We … More Review: Kiss of Crimson by Lara Adrian
This novella is basically the missing scene of Con and Rhi’s breakup. It’s told from Con, Rhi and Deaths POV so you get a sense of how everyone reacted, and how their feelings and thoughts impacted everything. I have mixed feelings about this novella. So I should probably say that I have never been a … More ARC Review: Of Fire and Flame by Donna Grant
A man in an iron suit drops from an American warplane onto a French battlefield and unleashes the cosmic forces upon the Nazi army. This is a short 5 issue comic that is about the Vril suit that was originally mentioned in Lobster Johnson: The Iron Prometheus. The Vril suit allows the wielder to unleash … More Review: Sledgehammer 44 by Mike Mignola
In The House Witch, you will learn how to incorporate your house into your own magical space. With well defined chapters and subsections, the information that Arin provides is extremely easy to understand and follow. She offers ideas on how to create magical recipes and spell, protect and purify your hearth and home, learn the … More Review: The House Witch: Your Complete Guide to Creating a Magical Space with Rituals and Spells for Hearth and Home by Arin Murphy-Hiscock
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