Reviews for books I gave four stars to.
When Jolene finds herself losing her horse and her home all in the same afternoon, she becomes desperate, especially since she is pregnant and due very soon. She makes the decision to go to Zabria Prinar One to be a mail order bride for one of the cowboys. Unfortunately she doesn’t go through the legal … More Review: Rescued by the Alien Bull Rider by Ursa Dax
“What makes Scream so relatable is that the killer, though initially masked and anonymous, is not some monster. It is someone you know who is deeply betraying you in a very traumatic and violent way.” This book is a love letter to the Scream franchise and its impact on the horror genre. Ashley Cullins provides … More ARC Review: Your Favorite Scary Movie: How the Scream Films Rewrote the Rules of Horror by Ashley Cullins
While I live in the Appalachian mountains and spend a lot of time wandering the woods, I have never considered spending months hiking the Appalachian Trail or the Pacific Crest Trail. I have always been conscious of the dangers of hiking/wandering the woods and usually am pretty prepared, but that is only for a few … More Review: Trail of the Lost: The Relentless Search to Bring Home the Missing Hikers of the Pacific Crest Trail by Andrea Lankford
Allie never expected to become a single mom or to return to her hometown in Colorado, but here she is. Her life now revolves around running housekeeping duties at the Langston Windward and taking care of her grieving five year old nephew. She doesn’t have time for the grumpy head of security and his good … More ARC Review: Before and After by Anna Hackett
This volume contains chapters 39-51 of the webtoon comic. A bonus chapter featuring the continuation of Baynard and Peres’ story is also included at the end. This volume picks up right where the previous one ended. Lucia is at an illegal market on the outskirts of the kingdom to learn more about fairies and the … More ARC Review: Suitor Armor Volume Three by Purpah
This was an enjoyable spin-off series that focuses more on the other members of the Defense Force. The first few chapters follow Vice-Captain Hoshina and his journey to becoming part of Mina’s team. It was great getting some background on Hoshina and his motivations for being a swordsman in an age of guns. Then we … More ARC Review: Kaiju No. 8: B-Side, Vol. 1 by Naoya Matsumoto
Harry Dresden’s newest case involves going undercover on the set of an adult film to determine who has unleashed an entropy curse on the producer that is killing the women around him. The case leads to Harry Harry dealing with White Court vampire Thomas, Karen Murphy, and Architect bodyguard Kincaid. This was an action packed … More Review: Blood Rites by Jim Butcher
After a string of awful relationships and cheating exes, Hayley heads to Hallow’s Cove in the hopes of finding a monster mate who will respect her and her quirkiness. She quickly realizes that finding a mate isn’t as easy as she was expecting. Everything changes though when she starts hanging out with her shifter neighbor … More Review: Love is Trash in Hallow’s Cove by Emily Antoinette
Blair has been waiting his whole life to run and find freedom. When he finds hidden papers detailing his inheritance, he takes them and runs to the tiny town of Elmwood. While he finds a future in Elmwood, he also discovers the town isn’t as normal as his coworkers try to make it seem. I … More Review: Bite Me (You Know I Like It) by Fae Quin
Novak Gaul is a free agent on a short leash. Usually he can forget that his life isn’t his own, but when he captures a woman’s scent that calls to him like she was meant to be his, he runs the other way so he doesn’t risk the consequences. But when his boss calls in … More ARC Review: Defiance by Etta Pierce
While this book is connected to the Leather & Chrome series, you do not have to read it before reading this. This is a standalone in the same world but there are some cameos from the L&C series in this. Also, Bull is Marv’s, the Road Captain of the MC’s, younger brother so there are … More Review: Bull’s Boy by Kiki Clark
Ellis Clearwater lives outside of town and he prefers it that way. He likes his quiet existence and toiling away in his garden, but that doesn’t get rid of the loneliness. When he finds himself face to face with the monster in the woods that the children’s rhyme warns of, his whole life changes. This … More Review: The Monster in the Woods by Fae Quin
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