Siv Pedersen is the newest member of the Norcross team. She is determined to start a new life in San Francisco, one that includes no men for a while. But she doesn’t count on having to work with the handsome and tempting former combat medic, Ryder Morgan. I loved these two. Siv is such a … More ARC Review: The Medic by Anna Hackett
The GEOX team is heading to find the Pangea Colony. The colony isn’t what they expected and Prado and Alix find themselves going against the aliens. This book picks up shortly after the previous books ends. Like the previous two books, there was a lot of action and suspense in this book. The fight against … More Review: Prado’s Choice by J. R. Pace
After her marriage crumbles, Charlotte de Nay flees to the Edge to start a new life. But when Richard Mar shows up injured, her life quickly gets turned upside down. Now they are working together to destroy the slavers’ operation that has been decimating lives for too long. This was so good! Charlotte has the … More Review: Steel’s Edge by Ilona Andrews
Kaldar Mar is a gambler, thief, and Mirror spy. His newest assignment is to track down a stolen item but finds himself attracted to the little thief who stole it. This was another good Edge book. I liked Kaldar in the previous book so I was happy to see him find his HEA. Kalder is … More Review: Fate’s Edge by Ilona Andrews
William has been living in the Edge for the past two years but politics from the Weird has forced him back into service. He heads to the Mire, the Edge’s swamplands, to track down an old enemy and finds himself helping Cerise Mar and her family. Well I absolutely loved this one! William has had … More Review: Bayou Moon by Ilona Andrews
This story was originally published in the anthology The Undead in My Bed. Tess is a workaholic and it has caused her to have an exhaustion filled breakdown in her five-star kitchen in Chicago. She takes a break to Half-Moon Hollow, but things quickly become stressful when she finds herself with an unexpected vampire housemate. … More Review: Undead Sublet by Molly Harper
Breed vampire and former Hunter assassin Knox has closed off everyone from his life. He now drifts around the country with no destination in mind. On a snowy night he ends up in northern Maine and finds himself helping out local diner owner Lenora Calhoun, who happens to be a Breedmate. Knox has lost the … More Review: Edge of Darkness by Lara Adrian
Miranda Puckett has failed at a lot of jobs and is now working as a vampire driver for Beeline. Miranda’s first assignment is to drive Collin Sutherland from Washington to Kentucky, but the trip ends up being one mishap after another. This was a hilarious road trip featuring an OCD vampire and a snarky driver. … More Review: Driving Mr. Dead by Molly Harper
“The first rule of caring for a stray vampire: Don’t tell anyone you’re taking care of a stray vampire. —The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires” Iris Scanlon is Half-Moon Hollow’s only daytime vampire concierge. She runs all the daytime errands for her clients and knows more about them than she wants. When she finds … More Review: The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires by Molly Harper
Lady Phoebe Batten is pretty, vivacious, and yearning to live her life. Unfortunately because she is blind her brother is overprotective and insists she has an armed bodyguard with her at all times. After an attempted kidnapping, Phoebe finds her feelings changing for her irritating bodyguard, Captain James Trevillion. This book was wonderful! I have … More Review: Dearest Rogue by Elizabeth Hoyt
When Caro Sutton finds an unconscious and bleeding man outside her family’s gaming hell, she doesn’t realize that the man is bare knuckle champion Gavin Winter, one of her family’s enemies. Unfortunately Gavin can’t remember what happened to him or even who he is. The last Winter brother finally falls in love! I really enjoyed … More Review: Winter’s Warrior by Scarlett Scott
Jasmine Santos just wants to compete in figure skating pairs, but the only way to do that is to pair with the arrogant idiot Ivan Lukov. This was a wonderful slow burn sports romance. I really enjoyed Jasmine and Ivan’s banter and their slow transition to love. I really liked Jasmine. She was a smart … More Review: From Lukov With Love by Mariana Zapata
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