Reviews for books I gave three stars to.
Gunnie Lizbeth Rose has healed from her previous assignment and has joined a new crew. The Lucky Crew is tasked with delivering a crate to a town called Dixie but just when it looks like it will be an easy trip, their train derails and they are attacked. What she really doesn’t expect though is … More Review: A Longer Fall by Charlaine Harris
TW: Discussion of murder, slavery, matricide, forced transitioning, rape; racism; disablism and ableism, mainly to those with dwarfism (Ch. 5); eugenics; pedophilia; miscarriages; abortions; This book takes you through thirteen of the worst breakups in history. Like Wright’s other books, this was an enjoyable look at a specific topic in history. This book covers many … More Review: It Ended Badly: Thirteen of the Worst Breakups in History by Jennifer Wright
Ever since Elvi Black was accidentally turned, she has been following all the rules that she found in the movie Dracula. She has avoided the sun, slept in a coffin, and given up food. But when her best friend placed an ad in the local paper for vampire mate, she never imagined she would meet … More Review: The Accidental Vampire by Lynsay Sands
Sonya Vassilieva is Russia’s biggest hope at winning a gold medal at the Olympics. When a mistake destroys that dream, she questions everything in her life including her love for fellow gymnast Arina Sokolova. This book may be short but it takes place over two years with it jumping between past and present. Sonya is … More Review: Leap to Love by Johana Gavez
Kyle Williams doesn’t know what to do with his week off. But when a brown-eyed girl from his past turns up clearly experiencing the change, his instinct is to protect her and save her from a rival pack. Like the previous books, I enjoyed this story but wanted a bit more out of it. Stefanie … More Review: Desert Fate by Anna Lowe
Heather Luth knows nothing about the paranormal world until one night she runs into a vampire. Now she is on the run and finds herself in a small town in Arizona looking for work. She finds a temporary job as a teacher on the Twin Moon Ranch and quickly finds herself falling for Cody Hawthorne. … More Review: Desert Blood by Anna Lowe
Two weeks before Lucern and Kate’s wedding, Bastian finds himself with a penthouse full of guests and dealing with wedding issues because Kate and Lucern are out of town. While he is a bit annoyed by it, he is enjoying spending time with Kate’s bridesmaid and cousin Terri. But is she his life mate and … More Review: Tall, Dark & Hungry by Lynsay Sands
Friend or Foe: This story takes place two years after Ty and Lana mate. They are visiting Lana’s family in Massachusetts. While there Ty has to deal with posturing males, adoring kids, and an unusual shifter. This was a nice little addition to Ty and Lana’s story. It shows how strong their relationship has gotten … More Review: Desert Wolf Complete Collection by Anna Lowe
Tess Voss knows that there are dangerous beings in the world and she is determined to take down as many as possible. When she finds an ancient creature chained up in the Welsh countryside, he offers a deal she can’t refuse. This was an interesting world that was a mixture of fae and Eldritch horror. … More ARC Review: Bloody Bargain by Etta Pierce
Lana Dixon knows to stay away from alpha males, but Ty Hawthorne is impossible to avoid. Her inner wolf refuses to give up on him and after a romp under the full moon Lana knows she will risk everything for him. But will Ty put duty before everything including their mating. After reading the prequel … More Review: Desert Moon by Anna Lowe
It’s been months since Susan left and Harry is a depressed mess. He has been running himself ragged trying to find a way to help her and neglecting to do his job. But when the queen of the Winter Faeries manipulates him into accepting a murder case, he finds himself racing to stop a war … More Review: Summer Knight by Jim Butcher
As the heir of the Maryno family dynasty, Toni grew up with clear expectations of who he was supposed to be but he didn’t want to be that person. Growing up as a constant disappointment was rough and now he has distanced himself from his family and living his true life. He’s proud of the … More Review: Gratification in Gluttony by Nik Knight
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