Well this wasn’t what I was expecting for the last Ian and Veritas book. This book picks up a few weeks after the previous one ended with Veritas agreeing to a deal with Phanes to help save Ian. This leads to her uncovering the truth about Phanes, some gods being unleashed from the netherworld, and … More Review: Wicked All Night by Jeaniene Frost
This book picks up shortly after the previous book ended. Ian has lost parts of his memory but he remembers Veritas. When he realizes she left him, he is determined to win her back and uses some ruthless tactics to see her again. They also now have to deal with all the souls that Dagan … More Review: Wicked Bite by Jeaniene Frost
Master vampire Ian has been on a shameless and unrepentant rampage of wickedness since he now has less than two years before a demon claims his soul. But Veritas is determined to use him to bring down Dagon, but she also finds her passion again in Ian’s arms. This was not what I was expecting … More Review: Shades of Wicked by Jeaniene Frost
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
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
Balthazar has been possessed by the demon Devina and is determined to find her Book of Spells in the hopes it will save him. What he doesn’t expect is to find himself falling for a homicide detective. I really enjoyed Balthazar’s story. He may be a thief but he does have a moral code he … More ARC Review: Lover Arisen by J. R. Ward
Devina has been penalized after the events in the previous book, which means a soul has been given a second chance. Matthias is thrust back into the world but is suffering from amnesia and doesn’t know what happened to him. While trying to regain his memory he finds himself falling for Mels Carmichael, a reporter … More Review: Rapture by J. R. Ward
Jim and the gang have been tasked with saving the soul of homicide detective Thomas “Veck” DelVecchio, Jr., who grew up under the shadow of his serial killer father. Heaven is currently tied with Hell and the stakes to win this round are intense. This book was much like the previous ones with the focus … More Review: Envy by J. R. Ward
Jim Heron has been given his second soul to save, an old XOps buddy who he is determined to save. But things quickly get complicated with new people to protect and Devina’s deals. This book was definitely better paced than the first book. It picks up right after the end of the first book and … More Review: Crave by J. R. Ward
I have been meaning to reread this series since I read The Sinner (BDB #18) and she was reintroduced. Well I barely remembered her, nor did I really enjoy her in that book, so I figured I should reread this series before the newest book comes out. This series is different from BDB because it’s … More Review: Covet by J. R. Ward
This volume is basically a prequel to the main B.P.R.D. storyline, which most people end up reading first. The focus of this volume is one the expansion of the B.R.P.D. personnel, Professor Bruttenhom’s personal investigation of military activities, the introduction of the Colorado base, and Varvara’s capture. While Hellboy is featured on this cover, he … More Review: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1956 by Mike Mignola
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