Pippa is a glass artist and she can’t afford to lose any work or clients right now. When her workaholic wolf shifter ex shows up in town raising concerns about her client being a vampire, she has to reevaluate everything. Pippa is a talented woman who believes she didn’t inherit her father’s pyromancer abilities but … More ARC Review: Fire Dancer by Anna Hackett
Gahn Taliok never expects to have a mate, but the Lavrika has other plans for him. He is mated to a strange and beautiful woman named Melanie but while he feels the mate bond instantly, she doesn’t. Now he has to figure out how to win her love but she has high walls that will … More Review: Alien Orphan by Ursa Dax
It’s Halloween and Chan is hosting a party at Harrison’s newly inherited bookshop. While Tristan is looking forward to having fun with his husband and friends he doesn’t expect to be overrun with fairy tale creatures. This was a fun and a bit ridiculous Halloween story. The gang is always getting into trouble and this … More Review: Dead Serious Halloween Special by Vawn Cassidy
When Chloe was kidnapped by aliens she never expected to end up on a prison planet. But after she accidentally kills a high ranking alien, she finds herself being shipped to Haven’s prison system and stranded with some of the most ruthless criminals in the galaxy. She knows she isn’t safe but a former assassin … More Review: Prison Planet Barbarians by Ruby Dixon
As the only military survivor, Chapman is now the de facto leader and is struggling to keep the women safe since she can’t communicate with the aliens. But she is also dealing with her attraction to the enemy leader who captured them. While I was interested in seeing how Chapman’s story went, I will stay. … More Review: Alien Enemy by Ursa Dax
In this volume we finish Suzume’s time working with Katase and learning about how to take care of citipati. In the end of the previous volume we see Suzume and Katase at odds but we see her come back the next day ready to work and apologize for her actions. I think its great that … More Review: Dinosaur Sanctuary Vol. 5 by Itaru Kinoshita
It’s been years since I last read this series and it was one of the OG paranormal romances that I read as a young adult, along with Singh, Briggs, Andres, and Frost, and I just remember loving it. It is one that I always find myself thinking about occasionally but don’t see a lot of … More Review: Dragon Bound by Thea Harrison
Morgan Ashton-Drake hasn’t thought about his ancestral home in decades, but when the scandal of the murder at the hotel reaches him he can’t ignore it anymore. Morgan returns to England for the first time since he was a child and finds that the house may be outdated, but it is well kept and homey, … More Review: The Haunted Hotel by Vawn Cassidy
It’s been a few years since I read the Ice Planet Barbarian series, nor have I really keep up with all the spin-offs, but when I saw this novella I knew it was a great way to jump back into this world. This story falls after the book Romancing Rem’eb (which I haven’t read), but … More Review: Barbarian Treats by Ruby Dixon
TW: eating disorder and vomiting; anxiety; alcohol use; discussions of racism and pressure of fame; Laurie is a young writer who hopes to get his big break by interviewing heartthrob chef Oryan Adjei. He is a huge fan but as the interview progresses he realizes that Oryan has a lonely life and isn’t actually happy. … More ARC Review: Hungry Heart by Jem Milton
When her own government kidnaps her, Cece finds herself and a bunch of other women being shipped to an alien planet ruled by barbarian warlords with tails. The mission is supposed to be for research but it quickly goes wrong and she finds herself stuck with an alien warlord who will not leave her side. … More Review: Alien Tyrant by Ursa Dax
This book wasn’t really what I was expecting. From the title, I thought that this was just going to discuss 100 objects that were in Tutankhamun’s tomb. Instead this book gives a lot of history on Egypt and links it to certain items of Tutankhamun’s. This made it a little harder to determine what 100 … More Review: Tutankhamun’s Trumpet: Ancient Egypt in 100 Objects from the Boy-King’s Tomb by Toby Wilkinson
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