Samantha Strong is an upstanding citizen and a small-town serial killer with one cardinal rule: Don’t murder the locals. When someone starts murdering in her small-town though she sets out to figure out who it is and stop them before her own secrets get revealed. This was a very interesting story with great artwork. Samantha … More ARC Review: Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees by Patrick Horvath
Erin dreams of becoming a hot air balloon pilot and only needs one more flight to reach that status. But her dreams are put on hold when three new paranormals arrive in Sedona. She has to deal with a new coworker, a charismatic warlock making offers that are too good to be true, and a … More ARC Review: Wind Whisperer by Anna Lowe
TW: hoarding disorder; PTSD, panic attacks and nightmares; mentions of war, torture, and multiple murder attempts Lord Alaric Valerian has a problem. His mother is visiting his castle and plans to host a ball, but she doesn’t know he has filled every room with his artistic passions. Since he is desperate, he hires a professional … More ARC Review: Fangs for Nothing by Steffanie Holmes
After following James’ Kinky History videos on Instagram, I knew I needed to read this book. She always presents the kinky facts from history in a fun and easy to understand manner. This book is just a longer version of that. James uses a mixture of history, science, and personal anecdote to tell the history … More Review: Kinky History: A Rollicking Journey through Our Sexual Past, Present, and Future by Esmé Louise James
As someone who lived through this event and watched it happen on television, this was a hard book to listen to. This attack happened when I was in the fourth grade (9 years old). A teacher came into our class to notify us that an attack had a happened and told us to turn on … More Review: The Only Plane in the Sky: An Oral History of 9/11 by Garrett M. Graff
Star hockey player Eli Hopkins has it all almost. But when he finds out he will be deported due to incorrectly filed paperwork, he realizes he needs to get married within 30 days or he will lose everything. This was a closed door, slow building, marriage of convenience romance. Bailey is working at an animal … More Review: A Groom of One’s Own by Emma St. Clair
“You’re only a monster if you choose to be.” This book picks up right where The Sunbearer Trials ended and continues Teo’s story, but this time instead of trying to survive the trials he is trying to fix what he brought upon the world by not sacrificing Auristela to Sol. Teo, Aurelio, and Niya have … More ARC Review: Celestial Monsters by Aiden Thomas
New Orleans is a new start for Frankie. She is setting up a new lab to work on her government funded project and is determined to enjoy the city. When she ends up at a party hosted by the Fury Brothers she finds herself sharing a kiss with a handsome stranger, only to find out … More ARC Review: Take by Anna Hackett
This was another Turner book that I couldn’t put down! Wade’s story is one that I have been eagerly waiting for since I fell in love with him during the Soulbound series. It’s been five years since that series and Wade is now 23 years old, a college student, and a full pack member. He … More ARC Review: Secondhand Skin by Hailey Turner
The overall rating is the average of the following ratings. Mistress Tegan4 stars – It was really good This was a very steamy story with Tegan dominating Atlas and exploring new toys. This was a great little scene and I love how open these two are with each other. The Boys at Brighton Valley3 stars … More Review: Tales from Briar Glenn by Ashley Bennett
This was another adorable Garlic graphic novel! Garlic is growing up, learning magic, traveling, and becoming more human. In this Garlic is learning that change is scary but also a part of growing up. Even fun adventures can be scary but also necessary to grow. This was just a great story to convey that growing … More Review: Garlic & the Witch by Bree Paulsen
This was a well researched look of the lives of Akhenaten and Nefertiti. While I found aspects of this book to be fascinating and engaging, other parts of this book felt a bit dense and some of the created scenes felt a bit unnecessary since there is no evidence to back them up. The Darnell’s … More Review: Egypt’s Golden Couple: When Akhenaten and Nefertiti Were God on Earth by Josh Darnell and Colleen Darnell
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