This book picks up shortly after the previous book. Parker and Adam are now living on a boat along the coast and making infrequent trips to land to scavenge for supplies. While they are safer on water, they quickly realize that it isn’t the creepers they need to be concerned with. But when a broadcast … More Review: Fighting the Tide by Keira Andrews
Morgana belongs to a long line of witches, but she isn’t a very good witch. She struggles with her magic and frequently makes mistakes. While her family is supposed to host peace talks with the rival vampire clan, she makes the acquaintance of the vampire Oz. When things go sideways at the peace talks, her … More ARC Review: Morgana and Oz Volume One by Miyuli
A Wolf to Watch Over MeWolves of Fenrir #159 pages4 stars – It was really good This was a very short book but it was so great! I couldn’t resist picking this up when I saw it was a sci-fi romance but with wolf shifters. The world building is a bit sparse since it is … More Review: Wolves of Fenrir series by Sela Carsen
Julie Parker is coach of East Nashville High’s basketball team and knows how to deal with teens, even the new smart-mouthed junior who joined late. But what she isn’t ready to deal with is for the teen’s foster parent to be former WNBA player Elle Cochrane, and the star of many of her fantasies. After … More Review: How You Get the Girl by Anita Kelly
While undercover as a dog breeder, Brynn gets kidnapped and finds a dog fight ring. She knows she has to escape before Vander realizes she is in danger and goes on a killing spree. This was a wonderful little novella featuring my favorite couple, Vander and Brynn. I love that we are getting another story … More Review: Mr. and Mrs. Norcross by Anna Hackett
Roman wants nothing more than to be left alone during the holiday, but when a wounded boy stumbles into his yard begging for sanctuary, he takes him in. Now mercenaries and priests are attacking his property trying to get the boy, but they don’t realize they are messing with the Black Volhv. Roman has been … More ARC Review: Sanctuary by Ilona Andrews
Ivy has a decent job at the London office of Somnus Entertainment, the gaming company behind the wildly popular game Black Oasis. When a skeevy encounter during a fun night at a pub devolves into a violent hate, changing Ivy’s life forever. They wake up in the demon dimension, beaten and broken with a haughty … More Review: Bump in the Night by Nikole Knight and Lily Mayne
Parker Osborne is having the worst day ever. He has no friends at college and his former high school friends have forgotten about him, he doesn’t have a boyfriend or anyone to hook up with, and an annoying hot TA gave him a crappy grade. But in a blink of an eye everything changes when … More Review: Kick at the Darkness by Keira Andrews
When real estate agent Magnolia “Nola’ Newhouse goes to set up a new penthouse to show she finds herself witnessing a murder. Now she is on the run and being hunted by the mob, and her brother’s new silver fox coworker Knox “Stone” Holman is the only thing keeping her safe. It was great to … More ARC Review: Stone by Anna Hackett
Cody has given up hope of having a life of his own. He spends his days playing nurse to his dying, spiteful step-father and maid to his bully half-brother. His only escape is playing his favorite online fantasy game, Black Oasis, and talking to the monster under his bed who cares more about him than … More Review: Whispers in the Dark by Nikole Knight and Lily Mayne
Holy hell was this a hell of an ending! I don’t even know where to start with this except that it was a fantastic and emotional ending to this epic story and I am really going to miss it. This book starts about a year-ish after the previous book ended. The war is in full … More Review: The Queen’s Starfire Throne by Hailey Turner
“A heart was a dangerous weapon, after all.” At the end of the previous book we were left with Soren protecting the princess, Hanovi injured, Nathaniel being turned into rionetka, and the others running from a horde of revenants that had been set loose on the city and avoiding capture. This book picks up right … More Review: The Emperor’s Bone Palace by Hailey Turner
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