StoneWater bear Yakov Steprev has been dreaming of a psy since he was sixteen but recently those dreams have turned into nightmares of the woman’s death. When he is tasked with assisting the psy in investigating a former rehabilitation center, he didn’t expect to find the woman from his dreams or to be working directly … More Review: Resonance Surge by Nalini Singh
I love this comic! Watching the beings observe life and describe it is hilarious and accurate. I follow Pyle on instagram and frequently see the new comics but there are always some that I miss. Quite a few of these were new to me and a lot of the other ones I had forgotten about … More Review: Stranger Planet by Nathan W. Pyle
After twelve books we are finally seeing the last Black Knights Inc member fall and the capture of the elusive Spider. Angel has gone undercover one last time to stop the worst crime syndicate kingpin, Spider, while also trying to not let the one woman who got away discover his true identity. Since Angel was … More Review: Built to Last by Julie Ann Walker
This book picks up shortly after the end of the previous book. Willa von Stein is adjusting to now having magic, fangs, and a full size dragon. Willa and her family are also still hunting for her vampire uncle who is determined to destroy her and her family, and prevent them from changing things between … More Review: Oh Fang! by Stacey Kennedy
I love these comics. They are hilarious. Quite a few of them made me laugh out loud and we’re very relatable. I just love these big eyes aliens. I have been following the artist from the beginning and have enjoyed all of the work he has posted. So I could not resist getting this book, … More Review: Strange Planet by Nathan W. Pyle
From the first moment we saw Emily Scott and Christian Watson together they have been sniping at each other and it has yet to stop, and I have loved it from the very beginning. Sadly, while I loved these two characters I think their book fell short for me. First I will start with the … More Review: Hot Pursuit by Julie Ann Walker
Willa Farrington is a witch with broken magic, shunned by her coven, and living in Charleston, a city that belongs to vampires. She owns Cauldron Boil Books and is living her life, and making friends, among the vampires, until one night when she is attacked and everything changes. This was a wonderful surprise that I … More Review: What the Fang? by Stacey Kennedy
This had a very unexpected beginning. This volume is the last of the battle against kaiju no. 9 and training to take down’ No. 9 and its minions in the future. We also see the return of Reno Ichikawa as he is being trained to use a kaiju weapon. I am very interested in seeing … More Review: Kaiju No. 8 Volumes 7-9 by Naoya Matsumoto
Dagan Zoelner and CIA agent Chelsea Duvall have been avoiding their feelings for each other for years now. While in London trying to gather dirt on Spider, the danger pushes them together and makes them stop fighting their feelings for each other. Dagan and Chelsea have been a couple who have been obvious since they … More Review: Fuel for Fire by Julie Ann Walker
Macy is an office manager for grumpy and tough bounty hunter Colton Fury. Things are going well until she finds herself a target of creepy calls and a house break in. Now she is living with her boss and his cute daughter and trying really hard to not fall in love with him. I really … More ARC Review: Keep by Anna Hackett
This was a fascinating Halloween story. On Halloween night four teenagers go drinking in a graveyard and end up finding a sentient puppet that sends them to a mysterious dimension called Confetti Realms. While they go on an adventure they overcome the obstacles in their friendship that had been getting in the way of their … More ARC Review: Confetti Realms by Nadia Shammas
This is a collection of some of Poe’s most popular short stories. While I love Poe’s work, there are a few that I don’t really love and sadly, two of them were included in this collection, but I do enjoy the rest. The Tell-Tale Heart “I was never kinder to the old man than during … More Review: Terrifying Tales by Edgar Allan Poe
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