This was an in depth look at Tutankhamun and how the discovery of his tomb changed the world. This book is broken into three parts that break down the different parts of Tut’s discovery and legacy: history of the tomb, Tut finally revealed, and Tut’s legacy. This starts by giving us the history of Howard … More Review: Tutankhamun and the Tomb That Changed the World by Bob Brier
It’s been about six months since the previous book and Finn and Marcus have settled into life as a couple while continuing to be partners on the VRC. While the threat of the ancient vampire stalker is still out there, life goes on and things have been quiet. When Marcus and Finn get a new … More Review: How to Elude a Vampire by Alice Winters
When Colin’s father has a stroke he finds himself rushing home to take care of him. When he finds out that there are twin vampire’s who don’t have a mate, he offers himself up as a roommate and an easy meal. Colin will do whatever it takes to continue to be a part of the … More Review: Colin by Grae Bryan
After reading Lassiter’s book, I will admit I was hesitant to read this because I had a lot of issues with bringing back the Lessening Society and Wrath’s 30 year disappearance. But since this is how the story has played out, I decided to see what will happen next and see what the brotherhood’s children … More ARC Review: The Beloved by J. R. Ward
This continues the Shibuya story with Gojo being attacked by Mahito, Choso, and Jogo. This was an interesting battle and Gojo really shows how dangerous his abilities can be when he uses his domain expansion immeasurable void. Unfortunately, this was what Geto has been waiting for and now Gojo is trapped in a prison realm … More Review: Jujutsu Kaisen Volumes 11 and 12 by Gege Akutami
Monroe has inherited his aunt’s historic house in the small town of Safe Harbor and he needs to fix it up fast so he can sell and move on to his big-city dreams. Luckily, his best friend has a great solution: have his twenty-three year old son as a roommate for the summer and he … More Review: Bring Me Home by Annabeth Albert
The VRC, Vampire Related Crimes, unite has never had a human on it but Finn finds that joining is the easy part, dealing with his grumpy ancient vampire of a partner who keeps threatening to eat him is much harder. Marcus is determined to get Finn out of the VRC but before he can a … More Review: How To Vex A Vampire by Alice Winters
To try and get over his massive crush on his roommate, Cassian goes to a bar in the hopes of losing his virginity. Unfortunately, he instead finds himself getting drunk with a stranger who then turns him into a vampire. Now he has to figure out how to deal with being a vampire and craving … More Review: Cassian by Grae Bryan
This was another enjoyable Christmas romance. Hazel Howard has been helping with the war effort by decoding French spy communications for Lord Aston. Fortunately, the handsome Lord Aston has no knowledge of her identity and she isn’t brave enough to tell him, even if she is falling for him through their correspondence. When she notifies … More Review: Meet Me At Christmas by Bianca Blythe
This book picks up shortly after the previous book ends. Casimir and Julian are now officially dating and are working together to keep the peace between their two races. When they stumble upon a half-dead vampire who is being hunted by someone things quickly turn dangerous again. Someone from Casimir’s past seems to be out … More Review: Dire Straits and Entwined Fates by Alice Winters
This volume continues right at the cliffhanger of the previous volume. Gojo has been stabbed by Toji Fushiguro but it doesn’t keep Gojo down. The battle between Gojo and Toji was extremely interesting because it’s the first time we really see Gojo get seriously hurt and get a really good explanation of how his powers … More Review: Jujutsu Kaisen Volumes 9 and 10 by Gege Akutami
This book has been on my TBR pile since I first watched the film as a teenager. I knew that the book was a bit different but I still wanted to read it and see if I enjoyed it as much as the movie. While I enjoyed aspects of this book more than the movie, … More Review: Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
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