Title: The Highlander’s Pirate Lass Author: Heather McCollum Series: The Brothers of Wolf Isle #2 Genre: Historical Pages: 188 Eliza Wentworth is no lady. After seeing her family murdered by a notorious pirate, she vows to spend her life at sea saving others. But after being stranded on an island off the coast of Scotland … More ARC Review: The Highlander’s Pirate Lass by Heather McCollum
Hello! And welcome back to another Red-Haired Ash Reads Recommends post! This month’s topic is Historical Romances! My first romance was a historical. I spent a lot of my teenage years reading historical romances, at least until I found paranormal romance and urban fantasy. The past two years I have gotten back into reading historical … More RHAR Recommends: Historical Romance
In The Good Death, journalist and hospice volunteer Ann Neumann examines what it means to die in the United States. She discusses end-of-life care, right to die, medical ethics, starvation deaths, and other aspects of what it could mean to die in America. This book was very interesting because it looks at how your wishes … More Review: The Good Death: An Exploration of Dying in America by Ann Neumann
Elena wakes up from a year-long coma to find herself changed. She now has to learn how to use her wings and the politics of being an angel, and the consort to an archangel. Time is against her though when the archangel Lijuan invites them to a ball. So this book picks up shortly after … More Review: Archangel’s Kiss by Nalini Singh
Trigger warnings: On page suicide of a side character. References of suicide of a parent. Grief. Cancer. First off, while this is a spin-off series you do need to be caught up in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. This book includes more of Xhex’s story and if you haven’t read BDB or at least her … More Review: Claimed by J. R. Ward
Sahvage has been living under the radar for centuries but when an ancient evil returns and a beautiful woman asks him for help, he finds himself returning to his past and fighting with the Brotherhood. I am always glad when I can return to the Black Dagger Brotherhood universe! Sahvage’s story was interesting since he … More Review: Lover Unveiled by J. R. Ward
The overall rating is the average of the following ratings. Also, this is a collection of previously released novella’s, not a brand new story. Finally free of the dangers surrounding them, Con, the King of the Dragon Kings, is ready for some peace and quality time with his mate, Rhi. While having Dreagan to themselves … More ARC Review: A Dragon’s Tale by Donna Grant
“White rage is not about visible violence, but rather it works its way through the courts, the legislatures, and a range of government bureaucracies. It wreaks havoc subtly, almost imperceptibly. Too imperceptibly, certainly, for a nation consistently drawn to the spectacular—to what it can see. It’s not the Klan. White rage doesn’t have to wear … More Review: White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide by Carol Anderson
Vampire hunter Elena Deveraux has been hired by the Archangel Raphael to hunt a monster who is on a killing spree. Failure isn’t an option and she knows she might be killed, but her biggest concern is being seduced by Raphael. I have mixed feelings about this book. This whole world is quite fascinating with … More Review: Angels’ Blood by Nalini Singh
Blay and Quinn are one of my favorite couples in this series so I was excited to get another book dedicated to them. While this book wasn’t what I expected, I still really enjoyed it. Quinn and Blay’s relationship is solid but they both still have insecurities that end up getting in the way in … More Review: A Warm Heart in Winter by J. R. Ward
When Remi finds out her foster mother is sick and needs an expensive surgery, she gets desperate and takes a job hacking into the biggest tech company in the world – Rivera Tech. The job quickly becomes more than she expected, especially when it comes to the sexy CEO Maverick Rivera. This was a wonderful … More Review: Hacking Mr. CEO by Anna Hackett
Jessamy is a gentle teacher of the angelic young, a keeper of the people’s histories, and respected by everyone who knows her. Unfortunately, she is unable to take flight and has spent thousands of years trapped in the stronghold of the Refuge. When Galen arrives, he changes everything for her and gives her a chance … More Review: Angel’s Dance by Nalini Singh
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