RHAR Recommends: Urban Fantasy Series Part 2

My last recommendation post for urban fantasy was in 2021, so I thought it was time for a follow up with more recommendations. I should start with stating my definition of urban fantasy because I know people view it differently. Urban fantasy is a mesh of different genres, mainly paranormal and fantasy, in a modern setting. … More RHAR Recommends: Urban Fantasy Series Part 2

ARC Review: The Mafia Nanny Volume Two by Sh00 and Violet Matter

This was another really enjoyable volume. At the end of the previous volume, Davina was tasked with investigating who left the threat against Mickey on the property. In no time she finds the culprit and realizes that they were trying to set up another mafia group. This leads to more kidnappings and secrets revealed.  This … More ARC Review: The Mafia Nanny Volume Two by Sh00 and Violet Matter

Review: Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places by Colin Dickey

“A haunted house is a memory palace made real: a physical space that retains memories that might otherwise be forgotten or that might remain only in fragments. Under the invisible weight of these memories, the habits of those who once haunted these places, we feel the shudder of the ghost.”  Ghostland takes a look at … More Review: Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places by Colin Dickey

ARC Review: Blind Date With a Werewolf by Patricia Briggs

As a huge fan of the Alpha & Omega series, Asil is a character that I have been patiently waiting to see if he will have a second chance at love. This anthology of short stories feature Asil going on five different blind dates that have been set up by a Concerned Friend for Christmas, … More ARC Review: Blind Date With a Werewolf by Patricia Briggs