Reviews for books I gave four stars to.
When Leo Arundel finds himself jilted at the altar for the second time he finds himself desperately seeking a bride. He has until his thirtieth birthday, which is only days away, to find another bride otherwise he loses his inheritance so when Holly, a maid, agrees to wed him he agrees. Holly and Leo’s relationship … More Review: Rogue Seeks Bride by Bianca Blythe
TW: This book starts with an on page mass shooting at a LGBTQ nightclub and one of the main characters is injured from the shooting; on page attempted suicide; PTSD and panic attacks; on page struggle with former drug addiction; homelessness mentioned; homomisic parents; references to a side character’s brother who was bullied before committing … More Review: Rescue Me by K. M. Neuhold
When Miranda is told she is getting married that day to a man she has never met, she does the only sensible thing you can do, run away. She runs to her great aunt’s crumbling castle on the Sussex cost so she can celebrate Christmas with her friends. What she doesn’t plan for is to … More Review: The Duke Who Hates Christmas by Bianca Blythe
I was a little apprehensive about starting this one since I had issues with Nikolai’s book and most of the other men in this series, but like Sabastian’s book, I enjoyed this one. Conrad Wroth’s brothers have captured him and imprisoned him in an abandoned manor to try and help him overcome his bloodlust and … More Review: Dark Needs At Night’s Edge by Kresley Cole
Veronica and Stoker’s newest mystery involves a wax figure purchased by Lord Rosemorran for his daughter. He requests Stoker to incorporate a clockwork mechanism to give the Rosemorran Collection its own Sleeping Beauty in the style of Madame Tussaud’s, but Stoker quickly discovers that this is no wax figure but a beautifully preserved body of … More ARC Review: A Grave Robbery by Deanna Raybourn
After reading the first book and learning about the heartbreaking story of Cinnamon’s sister I never expected book three to be about her, but surprise it was. Cherry has been trapped in a tower for five years and has spent every day devising plans to escape. When Dante appears she uses the opportunity to coerce … More ARC Review: That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Human by Kimberly Lemming
“I see what no one else can see. Not even you. I see a strong, brave, sexy, and, yes, hot man. You know how I can see all of this?…I see inside you. I see what’s beneath the surface.” Bobby Simpson’s physiotherapy conference is canceled at the last minute and he is forced to travel … More Review: Bobby and the Beast by Drew Hunt
This was a fascinating investigation into a variety of strange, gross, and morbid things about our bodies and the universe. Each chapter explores a different topic making it extremely easy to pick and choose what you want to learn about, or skip over if you are squeamish about some things. Engelhaupt does a wonderful job … More Review: Gory Details: Adventures from the Dark Side of Science by Erika Engelhaupt
Elite Force Commander Kol Ra’ Don Tol is following his Ehlealah to Earth, even if the Cruestaci are not normally allowed to be planet side, he has been assigned as Ambassador to Base 28. Ada Jane went to Earth to find closure because it’s been 135 years since she has been abducted but she needed … More Review: Transcend by Sandra R. Neeley
This was a fascinating retelling of Dracula, but it also had Frankenstein and The Mummy as well. Count Vlad Dracula has been reborn as a katana-wielding young vampiress named Vladislaus Draculesti and has been living in her castle with her shapeshifting servant Nan waiting for the next battle. When she rescues a girl named Clara … More ARC Review: BLOOD BLADE Vol. 1 by Oma Sei
After reading the prequel and the first book I was a little apprehensive about continuing my reread of this series because of how terrible the men were. I am glad I continued reading though because Sabastian Wroth was a great MC who redeemed the previous books. Now I know to just not read the previous … More Review: No Rest for the Wicked by Kresley Cole
This is a prequel/ sequel to The Last Ronin story and jumps back and forth from the past by telling us what happened to Michelangelo during his 20 years away from NY and the present with Casey Marie and April who are raising the new batch of turtles. After reading The Last Ronin, Michelangelo hinted … More Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin – Lost Years by Kevin Eastman and Tom Waltz
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