Jet Lassiter is a pilot for Argeneau Inc. When the plane unexpectedly goes down, he finds himself stranded in the woods with multiple injured vampires who are desperate for blood. Only Quinn, the woman he has been lusting after for four years, can help him get safely away. We originally meet Quinn Peters in The … More Review: Mile High With A Vampire by Lynsay Sands
Ildaria Garcia has been on the run for a century. But also has some vigilante tendencies that tend to get her in trouble with the Enforcers and Lucean, so when she gets in trouble again she is forced to quit school and finds a job working for a vampire night club. What she doesn’t expect … More Review: Immortal Angel by Lynsay Sands
As a huge fan of the Alpha & Omega series, Asil is a character that I have been patiently waiting to see if he will have a second chance at love. This anthology of short stories feature Asil going on five different blind dates that have been set up by a Concerned Friend for Christmas, … More ARC Review: Blind Date With a Werewolf by Patricia Briggs
When I saw Hackett was writing another novella featuring Vander and Brynn I was excited. These two are my favorite couple from this series so I was excited to see what they would be dealing with next, especially after the revelations in the previous book that Brynn is pregnant. This was a sweet and action … More ARC Review: Saving Mr. Norcross by Anna Hackett
Charlie’s career writing advice columns is dying and he really needs to find a way to revamp it. When he runs into Lorenzo, an old acquaintance, at a coffee shop and realizes he is a vampire, he jumps at a chance to learn more in the hopes it will help his column. But Lorenzo has … More ARC Review: Thirsty by Lucy Lehane
In this volume we finally get to the point of battle that everyone has been waiting for, Kaiju No. 8 is on the field and ready to take down Kaiju No. 9. This was an action packed and fantastic volume. We see how far Kafka has come since he first became 8 and all the … More ARC Review: Kaiju No. 8, Vol. 14 by Naoya Matsumoto
This volume picks up where the previous book with Kikoru testing out some Numbers weapons. Then goes into the backstory of Captain Gen Narumi and how he ended up in the Defense Force. I loved seeing Kikorou testing out weapons and finding the one that works for her. This is where she finally gets her … More ARC Review: Kaiju No. 8: B-Side, Vol. 2 by Naoya Matsumoto
“What makes Scream so relatable is that the killer, though initially masked and anonymous, is not some monster. It is someone you know who is deeply betraying you in a very traumatic and violent way.” This book is a love letter to the Scream franchise and its impact on the horror genre. Ashley Cullins provides … More ARC Review: Your Favorite Scary Movie: How the Scream Films Rewrote the Rules of Horror by Ashley Cullins
Allie never expected to become a single mom or to return to her hometown in Colorado, but here she is. Her life now revolves around running housekeeping duties at the Langston Windward and taking care of her grieving five year old nephew. She doesn’t have time for the grumpy head of security and his good … More ARC Review: Before and After by Anna Hackett
Novak Gaul is a free agent on a short leash. Usually he can forget that his life isn’t his own, but when he captures a woman’s scent that calls to him like she was meant to be his, he runs the other way so he doesn’t risk the consequences. But when his boss calls in … More ARC Review: Defiance by Etta Pierce
Pop singer Avery Fox thinks she is finally hitting it big with her new single. But she quickly became the national joke after posing on the cover of Rolling Stones in a feather warbonnet. Her statement of success as Native American singer has quickly turned her into a social pariah. With death threats coming in, … More ARC Review: Love is a War Song by Danica Nava
The first part of the race is over and while Gyro might have been the first to cross he isn’t declared the winner. Now he is even more determined to be the first one across the finish line for the second half of the challenge, which is the most dangerous because they have to go … More ARC Review: Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Part 7 – Steel Ball Run, Vol. 2 by Hirohiko Araki
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