Chicago private investigator Kira Graceling should have kept walking but her sense of duty refused to let her ignore the sounds of pain coming from a warehouse. When she intervenes in the attack she finds herself swept up into the paranormal world. I really enjoyed Mencheres and Kira’s relationship. Kira was a strong independent woman … More Review: Eternal Kiss of Darkness by Jeaniene Frost
Hello, and welcome to another recommendation post! This month we are talking about graphic novels! I love graphic novels and read at least one a month. After participating in Graphicsathon in February, I figured I should do a recommendation post with some of my favorite graphic novels, just in case anyone out there is looking … More RHAR Recommends: Graphic Novels
Denise MacGregor has been trying to forget about the supernatural world and restart her life without her husband. But when her family members keep dying unexpectedly, she finds herself swept back into the world of vampires, ghouls, and demons. I am so happy that Frost decided to write some spin-off series with some of the … More Review: First Drop of Crimson by Jeaniene Frost
Wow, what a whirlwind of a book. I am so glad that I decided to reread this series. I forgot how much I love Cat and Bones, and all of the side characters. A lot happens in this book. An ancient vampire named Gregor is claiming Cat is his wife and that she belongs to … More Review: Destined For An Early Grave by Jeanine Frost
This is a wonderful beginners book to understanding tarot cards. This book breaks down each card into eight categories: beginnings, career, finances, romance, friends & family, health, higher guidance, and outcome. Both upright and reversed meanings are given for each of these as well. This book uses the Raider-Waite Tarot deck but if you have … More ARC Review: The Big Book of Tarot Meanings: The Beginner’s Guide to Reading the Cards by Sam Magdaleno
After reading Lindsay’s previous book Natural Magick, I knew I wanted to read this one. This was a beautifully illustrated, informative, and easy to follow book about utilizing earth magick for your craft. This book covers casting a circle and ritual basics, the four elements, the four seasons, earth magick, crystals, divination, empath care, and … More ARC Review: The Witch of the Forest’s Guide to Earth Magick by Lindsay Squire
Hugh Brinsley-Norton, the Duke of Kingsland, is in need of a duchess. He places an advert in the newspaper encouraging the single ladies to write why they should be chosen, and tasks his efficient secretary to select the woman for him. Penelope Pettypeace finds this task most unpleasant but will do it to the very … More Review: The Duchess Hunt by Lorraine Heath
Well this was an action packed and emotional book for Cat and Bones. So much happens in this one that I am not sure where to start. First, we have a lot of characters in this book. A vampire war has started with an enemy of both Bones and Mencheres. She is a ruthless vampire … More Review: At Grave’s End by Jeaniene Frost
Lady Kathryn Lambert must marry a titled gentleman to claim her inheritance. She has gained the attention of a duke but finds herself attracted to a second son who has had to remake his life after his father’s treasonous act. This was my first Lorraine Heath book, but it definitely won’t be my last. I … More Review: Scoundrel of My Heart by Lorraine Heath
It’s been four years since Cat left Bones and he has finally found her again. He is determined to show her that they can make their relationship work. But first they have to deal with a bounty on her head. Cat is a hardened hunter now and keeps everyone at arm’s reach. Leaving Bones destroyed … More Review: One Foot In the Grave by Jeanine Frost
The final souls have been chosen by the Creator and Jim is determined to win. While I didn’t like the previous book, I did think this was a decent ending. Jim is actually back on track to fight with Devina and he isn’t pulling any punches anymore. Jim is a character that I have mixed … More Review: Immortal by J. R. Ward
Well this is disappointing, but for the first time ever, I hate a book by Ward. I have had issues with this series being repetitive but I didn’t expect to dislike all the new characters, and end up disliking Jim even more. To begin with, the heroine, Cait, is trying to revitalize her life and … More Review: Possession by J. R. Ward
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