Reviews for books I gave four stars to.
Charles and Anna have been tasked with meeting the European wolves about Bran’s controversial proposition to reveal werewolves to humans. While most of the alphas seem agreeable, the most feared and controlling of them isn’t and he makes it well known. There is also the issue of the vampire attacks against Anna. I really enjoyed … More Review: Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs
In this second volume, the crime-fighting hero Lobster Johnson is back, defeating bad guys and leaving his signature mark. This volume focuses on a gangster crime boss and his cronies. This was another very enjoyable comic. I am really enjoying these pulp-style stories, especially since they are all self contained and you don’t have to … More Review: Lobster Johnson Vol. 2: The Burning Hand by Mike Mignola
FYI, while this is the first book in the Alpha & Omega series I highly recommend reading the prequel novella, Alpha & Omega. It is the true beginning of Anna and Charles’ story and this book picks up the day after that novella ends. Anna and Charles are newly mated and are still getting to … More Review: Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs
Exiled society princess Francine Duvall has learned to stand on her own two feet in the Alpha colony in Alienn, Arkansas. She is now a hardworking supermarket clerk who loves earning her own way. The only issue she has is that she can’t go to her sister’s wedding because of her parents. But the sexy … More Review: Four Weddings and An Alien by Fiona Roarke
Valvoline Ethyl Grey is the youngest sibling and only daughter of the Grey clan. She knows when it comes to Alpha-human relationships that she can’t get attached because it’s a one way ticket back to the homeworld that isn’t her home. But Skeeter Bite Sheriff Wyatt Campbell is someone she can’t resist. This was a … More Review: 10 Things Aliens Hate About You by Fiona Roarke
Newbie barista Levi Miles is having a bad day during the middle of a bad month. His post-graduation life is not going well, especially after a bad break up. His one bright spot is the charming Joe Simmons with the simple order and reassuring voice. This was a wonderful, low angst romance, that was also … More Review: Cup of Joe by Annabeth Albert
Hellboy has been cast into Hell, where he meets some familiar faces who continue to reveal new secrets about his origins. Hellboy has forever changed Hell and it will never be the same. This was a sad and yet powerful ending to Hellboy’s story. He went out with a bang saving the world and now … More Review: Hellboy Omnibus Vol. 4: Hellboy In Hell by Mike Mignola
Bianca Forrester may be an alien but she doesn’t believe in love at first sight. At least not until she meets Warrick Hart and instantly falls for him. But are her feelings real or just a love spell. This was a very enjoyable instant love romance. Sparks fly the moment Bianca and Warrack meet but … More Review: The Dragon’s Spellbound Alien by Fiona Roarke
“I used to be a Lost Boy, but the night I met Wendy, I became found. I belong with her, to her, and there isn’t an adventure big enough to pull me away.” Wendy was 12 the first time she snuck Peter into her room. At 17 his touch made her fly and at 18 … More Review: Pan by Gina L. Maxwell
It’s been five years since Wendy and her brothers went missing in the woods and children are starting to disappear again. When she comes across Peter, a boy who she thought lived only in her stories, she realizes there’s more to the disappearances than everyone expects. This story was dark and very emotional. Wendy has … More ARC Review: Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas
Victoria Greene was sent to Nocturne Falls to help retrieve the members of the crashed spaceship. When she finds the pilot, Holden Grigori, in the hospital with a concussion and no memory, she pretends to be his wife to stay close to him. But what is going to happen once he regains his memory. This … More Review: The Alien Who Fell to Earth by Fiona Roarke
It has been 10 years since I have read this classic romance and it was just as enjoyable as I remember. We follow Jane through her childhood as an orphan, to her days as a governess at Thornfield Hall, to her experience with love and loss, and in finding her lost family. Charlotte Bronte weaves … More Review: Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
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