Abigail Forsythe attempts to spend quality time with her childhood friend and pilot, Jet, but that fails when she finds a naked and caged man in the cargo hold. But freeing him leads to her jumping out of a plane and being stuck in the jungle for days while they try and evade his captors. … More Review: Immortal Nights by Lynsay Sands
Hazel is determined to escape with her daughter and make her way to a safer town. She finally finds her opportunity when she sneaks into a caravan wagon. What she doesn’t expect is for the caravan to be run by orc merchants or to find out that the driver, Vark, is claiming her as his … More Review: Her Orc Warrior by Zoe Ashwood
Xander is just trying to live his life but since he is a villain, he finds his research frequently being blocked by Big City’s beloved hero, Captain Masculine. It also doesn’t help that Captain Masculine looks pretty good in his Lycra suit. When his bestie signs him up for the Bangers dating app he doesn’t … More Review: Not All Himbos Wear Capes by C. Rochelle
This picks up right where we left off in the last volume. Morgana has broken the curse on the vampires and has now gotten their help in finding her lost grandfather. She also is learning the truth about her ancestor Neil and how he wasn’t as wonderful as her family currently believes. Like the previous … More ARC Review: Morgana and Oz, Vol. 3 by Miyuli
This book is broken down into three parts: Attraction, Protection, and Divination. Of which, each part is written by a different author. While each part was a different topic, they did have some common topics between them, like herbs, crystals, potions, sigils, and spells. Part one was about attraction magic and was written by Nicole … More ARC Review: The Witch’s Altar Book by Lindsey Squire, Rachel Patterson and Nicole Weiss
While running from his kidnappers, Dante Notte doesn’t expect to suddenly find his life mate or to be run over by an RV. Now he has to convince Mary that she is his life mate and protect her from the people who kidnapped him. Dante and his brother Tomasso have been recurring characters for a … More Review: Runaway Vampire by Lynsay Sands
This omnibus covers chapters 26-54 of the series. Like the previous volumes in this series, this one was another action packed and heavy political continuation of Maika’s story. With each volume of this series, this world gets more rich and elaborate, especially as the secrets of the past come to light. Maika and Zinn may … More ARC Review: Monstress Book Three by Marjorie Liu
The Steel Ball Run race continues and Gyro and Johnny are determined to make it to the next checkpoint before the others. Unfortunately, assassins keep attacking and slowing them down. Also these assassins all seem to have weird abilities. This volume covers Gyro’s backstory, continuation of the second leg of the race, a battle against … More ARC Review: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Part 7 – Steel Ball Run, Vol. 3 by Hirohiko Araki
At her father’s dying wish, Poppy crosses the realm looking for his friend Steagor. When she comes across an orc camp she unintentionally finds him, and finds out that her father’s friend is an orc. Now she is living with the orcs while Steagor helps fulfill her father’s wish of finding her a husband. But … More Review: Her Orc Guardian by Zoe Ashwood
This is a collection of the three holiday novellas: Rock Candy, Paper Stars, and Scissor Kisses. Rock Candy This is a Halloween novella told from Police Officer Jean, Delaney’s sister. Jean has to deal with garden gnomes that come alive only for the month of October and cause chaos. She also is trying to figure … More Review: Rock Paper Scissors by Devon Monk
This novel follows the Third Division for a week as they are being filmed for a television feature. Each chapter follows a different character during the week: Kafka, Rino, Kikoru, and Hoshina. This was an enjoyable little behind the scenes look at the Third Division rookies and what they do in between kaiju attacks. The … More Review: Kaiju No. 8: Exclusive On the Third Division by Keiji Ando and Naoya Matsumoto
“A society without truth is a scary place to live.” When the murder/assassination of Regina Martinez happened I was only twelve and wasn’t watching/keeping up with the news. So everything about this case and investigation was new to me and I found it to be fascinating, and scary. Regina Martinez was a journalist in Veracruz … More Review: In the Mouth of the Wolf: A Murder, a Cover-Up, and the True Cost of Silencing the Press by Katherine Corcoran
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