Editor Kate C. Leever’s first letter to her newest legacy author was meant to impress upon him the growing demand for his vampire romances. While he has made it clear in the past he doesn’t do publicity, she hopes she can change his mind. Unfortunately she just keeps getting told no. So she shows up … More Review: Single White Vampire by Lynsay Sands
It’s been months since Susan left and Harry is a depressed mess. He has been running himself ragged trying to find a way to help her and neglecting to do his job. But when the queen of the Winter Faeries manipulates him into accepting a murder case, he finds himself racing to stop a war … More Review: Summer Knight by Jim Butcher
As the heir of the Maryno family dynasty, Toni grew up with clear expectations of who he was supposed to be but he didn’t want to be that person. Growing up as a constant disappointment was rough and now he has distanced himself from his family and living his true life. He’s proud of the … More Review: Gratification in Gluttony by Nik Knight
Rae, a wolf shifter, has a secret that she can’t let any packs discover. When she gets sent to the Twin Moon pack she never expects to find her mate. But can she trust him with her secrets? I quite enjoyed this little introduction to the Twin Moon pack. Rae has spent her life hiding … More Review: Desert Hunt by Anna Lowe
Rachel Garrett doesn’t expect this night shift as a coroner to be any different from any other, but when a madman comes in wielding an axe and raving about vampires everything changes in a split second. Now she has to come with being a vampire and falling for her savior. Etienne Argeneau is a 312 … More Review: Love Bites by Lynsay Sands
For most of Jaya’s life, her beloved ship has been her only home. So when she is forced into an emergency landing on Zabria Prinar One. She expects this to be just a quick stop while she has parts shuttled to her but she quickly is told she can only stay if she is a … More Review: Married to the Alien Mountain Man by Ursa Dax
After reading and enjoying O’Neill’s previous books, I instantly checked this out when I saw they had a new release. This story is about a novice ranger who has been tasked with protecting their village. Rowan’s eagerness to prove themselves leads to his pegasus, Kes, getting injured and Rowan questioning if they will be able … More Review: A Song for You & I by K. O’Neill
“You’re the buttered toast to my jammy.” Recent graduate Oliver Barnes is desperate to find a job. He’s two months behind on rent and decides to apply for jobs in the Greed district of Hell’s Pentagram. When he misses the train, and the job interview, he stumbles upon a strange little coffee shop in Purgatory … More Review: Passing Through Purgatory by Nik Knight
It’s been almost 10 years since I last read this series from the beginning and while I have kept up with it, I have forgotten a lot of what happens too. Like the previous times I have read this book, I was again instantly hooked to Lissianna and Greg’s story. Lissianna has spent centuries dealing … More Review: A Quick Bite by Lynsay Sands
This follows the life of vampire Yura Toraki, a night shift convenience store worker. While running late heading home one day he ends up rescuing a woman being attacked by vampires leading to unlikely friendship. Yura and Iris’ adventures hunting phantoms, being roommates, and hunting Yura’s creator was interesting but also a bit anticlimactic in … More ARC Review: Dracula’s On the Night Shift by Satoshi Wagahara
It’s been a while since I have done a non-review or recommendation post. My plan at the beginning of this year was to start writing more non-review posts on here but so far life has gotten in the way of that. Also it’s harder to think of topics than I expected. But today we are … More Books That Changed My Reading Habits
It’s been a year since the events in the previous book and apparently Harry has spent that working with Murphy and Michael to take down a sorcerer who had unleashed a demon. Clearly, Harry has made up with Murphy and the team but we never get to see that. Also we are introduced to Michael, … More Review: Grave Peril by Jim Butcher
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