Reviews for books I gave four stars to.
This series is getting intense and emotional. In this one, the gang is dealing with a creature with impenetrable skin that is providing a challenge for Gray to fight on his own. On top of that, they are dealing with the constant threats from their boss and dealing with a new entity in town. I … More Review: Drinker of Blood by Jordan L. Hawk
After being sidelined from working in the field for a few weeks, John, Caleb, and Zahira finally have a new case. This one involves ballerinas being murdered by a creature called a vila, who kills by dancing. While they track down the demon, there is also a hint of another unknown entity in town that … More Review: Dancer of Death by Jordan L. Hawk
I am so happy that we get more books (and series) with Caleb, Gray, and John because I was so not ready to let this couple go! This book starts Series 2 off with a bang and of course, new kinds of paranormals to deal with. John, Caleb, and Gray are now an established couple … More Review: Mocker of Ravens by Jordan L. Hawk
Octavia Zarola has left the Federated Human Planet (FHP) military and is focused on getting enough credits to survive with her bounty hunting job. Which means she has to accept a job from Torran Fletcher, a former general of the Valoff army and her sworn enemy. Now Olivia’s crew are heading into Valoff space to … More Review: Hunt the Stars by Jessie Mihalik
Veronica and Stoker have had a quiet few months and if they are being honest, they are ready for another mystery to solve. When Mornaday comes asking for a favor, they jump at the chance, especially since it seems to involve the folktale of the vampire. Can you believe it’s already been ten adventures with … More ARC Review: A Ghastly Catastrophe by Deanna Raybourn
This series is one I really enjoy and since the author has finally got her rights back and is able to rerelease these, I figured it was a great time for a reread with each new release. The story is mostly the same as the original release, but she has added the original first chapter … More ARC Review: At Star’s End by Anna Hackett
In this one, Harry is dealing with fae from the Summer Court after him, the kidnapping of Johnny Marcone, and the return of the Knights of the Blackened Denarians. I found this one to be really interesting because Harry is really getting smarter about dealing with all the various entities out there and learning to … More Review: Small Favor by Jim Butcher
Astro-archeologist and museum curator Dr. Lexa Carter is headed to the desert planet of Zerzura after discovering a secret map of a lost Earth treasure. While extremely excited to search for the artifact, she isn’t happy about being saddled with a bodyguard. I really loved this couple. Lexa was a wonderful, smart, strong, and very … More Review: Among Galactic Ruins by Anna Hackett
Caleb and John are dealing with a new case involving a wendigo and are running out of time before they can exorcize Gray. They are both struggling with their feelings on this, especially since they both don’t really want to kill Gray. Well this one had me hooked to the story and really pulled on … More Review: Eater of Lives by Jordan L. Hawk
It’s been a year since the previous case, and Wizard Harry Dresden has been brought in to investigate a series of killings that appear as suicides. While the cops can’t see anything, Harry is finding messages at some of the crime scenes that are meant for him. Now he has to determine who is behind … More Review: White Night by Jim Butcher
After reading the previous book, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this because I need more of Max and Damon. It’s been 100 years since they met, and now they are owners of a gothic clothing store called Sizzling Discourse, which wasn’t what I was expecting them to be doing. I also wasn’t … More Review: Vampires Totally Suck by C. Rochelle
“It is the most fatal virus in the world, a pathogen that kills nearly 100 percent of its hosts in most species, including humans.” Rabid is all about the most fatal virus known to science, Rabies. This discusses the history of the disease, the cultural impact of it, and how it has been handled throughout … More Review: Rabid: A Cultural History of the World’s Most Diabolical Virus by Bill Wasik and Monica Murphy
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