Reviews for books I gave four stars to.
It’s always a good day when a new Hailey Turner comes out! I loved the Infernal War Saga so I was so excited when I saw there was going to be a new novella set after the final book, and with new characters! This follows the new ruler of Urova, Rodian, as he adjusts to … More Review: The Gilded Blade by Hailey Turner
I went into this book not expecting to like it since Troy has been an asshole in this series. But, this ended up being really good and I was hooked to Troy’s story and how he was turning his life around for the better. Troy has his whole life changed in a matter of days. … More Review: Role Model by Rachel Reid
Bastian came from nothing and became known as Reaper, one of the best assassins out there. Now he is retired and running a casino in Vegas. The only part of his past he can’t forget or let go of is Lark, the female assassin who is determined to kill him for the death of their … More ARC Review: No Matter the Cost by Anna Hackett
Untrained and barely armed, Riela reluctantly enters the forest to kill the deadly beast that has attacked her fellow villagers as she is the only mage available. But when the beast turns into two, she expects to be killed. But instead she is rescued by a scarred but handsome man who brings her to his … More ARC Review: Silver & Blood by Jessie Mihalik
After reading the previous book I was really hoping that we would get a story focused on Asmodeus and Ellison’s relationship. So I was really happy when I jumped into this one and realized it was just what I was wanting. This book is kind of split into two because the first half of this … More Review: A Rogue in Sight by Alice Winters
Pro hockey player Ryan Price may be an enforcer, but off the ice he struggles with anxiety and the reality that he doesn’t want to fight. He was recently traded to the Toronto Guardians and is determined to try and make some real connections this time, and living in the city’s LGBTQ village will help. … More Review: Tough Guy by Rachel Reid
As soon as I saw that Rochelle’s next book was going to be a queer western with vampires, I was instantly sold and couldn’t wait. And needless to say, I devoured this book and couldn’t put it down. Damon has lived his life in the House of Eternal Moonlight as a faro dealer, and occasional … More Review: Bury Me With My Boots On by C. Rochelle
Landon knew he shouldn’t have agreed to help his brother rob a bank but if he had then he wouldn’t have run into August, the city’s main superhero, and the man he has been crushing on since he was in middle school. As Landon spends time with August, he realizes how much he likes this … More Review: A Villain for Christmas by Alice Winters
In the aftermath of war, there is a fragile peace between the Kurjan nation and the Realm. Vero Phoenix is determined to protect his newfound brother and king, and that means continuously putting himself in dangerous positions as his enforcer. But while he is focused on protecting his brother and finding peace for the Kurjan … More Review: Prince of Darkness by Rebecca Zanetti
Somehow when I read the Spooky Boys series earlier this year, I missed that this book was a part of it. So of course as soon as I realized, I had to dive right in. This was another fantastic, adorable, and very emotional book! Marshall is a serial killer living in a tiny town. When … More Review: King of Hollywood by Fae Quin
This was a fascinating look at the history of Spiritualism and its role in the history of faith, fraud, feminism, and financial opportunities. This covers things like women’s suffrage, the changing of people’s faith and rituals, the rise in popularity of these spiritualists in media, the racism of the movement, and scientific testing done to … More Review: When We Spoke to the Dead: How Ghosts Gave American Women Their Voice by Ilise S. Carter
Vesper and Kyrion have been in the Erzton empire for two weeks now. They are learning how to control each other’s abilities now that their bond has solidified. They have decided to test their abilities in a giant maze used as a training facility. They were supposed to go in alone to determine how quickly … More Review: Only Rogue Actions by Jennifer Estep
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