Alita prepares for her challenge against the champion of motorball, Jasugun. She settles on an odd team featuring Caligula Armbrust, Aydakatti the Destroyer, Zafal Takie the Crimson Wind, and the ultimate black sheep, Tiegel. This volume was action packed with motorball. We have the team match where she chooses her team and then we have … More Review: Battle Angel Alita Vol. 4-6 by Yukito Kishiro
The last thing Megan Snow expected when she decided to stay in her mountain cabin is to find an unconscious man on her doorstep. Called to life by Megan’s tears, snow god Owen Winters is determined to help Megan live again. It’s been years since I read this series so I figured it was time … More Review: North of Need by Laura Kaye
Autumn Perez was twenty-two when she witnessed a brutal murder and went into witness protection. A decade later, she is living in Verona Bay teaching art at the local high school. Her quiet life quickly changes when a harrowing event puts her in danger. She is determined to stay in Verona bay, especially considering she … More ARC Review: Deadly Past by Katie Reus
Piper Perez has always wanted to be a superhero. Since she has no abilities she focuses on the facts, figures, and memorabilia of the superheroes. She knows everything there is to know about each superhero, including some superheroes real identities. When a supervillain starts killing Bigtime’s heroes and villains she is determined to help stop … More Review: Fandemic by Jennifer Estep
Abby Appleby is Bigtime’s premiere event planner. She is capable of handling almost any crisis, but a superhero fight is not one of them. When Abby saves Talon from the supervillain Bandit she ends up with a hurt superhero who is temporarily blind hanging out in her loft. These two grow close but Abby’s fear … More Review: Nightingale by Jennifer Estep
Stamped From the Beginning discusses the history of racism and racist ideas in America. Kendi focuses on five main people who have made the biggest impact on racism and anti-racism in our history: Puritan minister Cotton Mather, Thomas Jefferson, abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, W.E.B. Du Bois, and legendary activist Angela Davis. “When men oppress their … More Review: Stamped From the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America by Ibram X. Kendi
Title: The Matriarch Author: Annabelle McInnes Series: Women of the Dust #1 Genre: Science Fiction Format: ARC eBook Pages: 314 Dates Read: September 27, 2020 Yolanda, Matriarch of the Horde, is frantically trying to save her people. They are oppressed and slowly dying from dehydration and starvation. When the enemy king is beheaded by his … More ARC Review: The Matriarch by Annabelle McInnes
Carmen Cole, aka Karma Girl, is getting ready for her first Christmas with her husband Sam. Unfortunately, he has to go out of town to finish a business deal and Karma Girl gets regulated to guarding some Christmas presents. This was a really fun and action packed novella. Carmen is probably my favorite of the … More Review: A Karma Girl Christmas by Jennifer Estep
Fashion designer Bella Bulluci may be the luckiest woman in Bigtime, NY. Unfortunately luck can be both good and bad, and for Bella it mostly seems to be bad. When a charity event that Bella plans gets crashed by the Hangman, a deadly ubervillain, she gets some unexpected help from the suave and charming Debonair. … More Review: Jinx by Jennifer Estep
Fiona Fine is the hottest fashion designer in Bigtime, but she is also one of the Fearless Five. Fiona has finally decided it is time to put herself back out there after the death of her fiancé, and fellow Fearless Five member Tornado. First she has to deal with the new supervillains in town. Fiona … More Review: Hot Mama by Jennifer Estep
Carmen Cole is determined to unmask the spandex wearing superheroes and villains after she finds out her cheating fiancé is a superhero. Exposing identities leads Carmen to Bigtime, New York to uncover the identities of the Fearless Five and Terrible Triad. But when dealing with superheros and villains things never go as planned. This was … More Review: Karma Girl by Jennifer Estep
“Love is life. Love is the most powerful, enduring force. The most beautiful, whether that’s love for your mate, a child, or a comrade…Even in sorrow, love lives on. It supersedes time, borders, and even death. Love is the one thing you can never waste nor regret.” Holly Jennings wasn’t planning a trip to Scotland. … More ARC Review: Fire Maidens: Scotland by Anna Lowe
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