This adaptation contains the stories from volumes 6-8 of The Sandman comics. This was another great adaptation of this series. I enjoyed the graphic novels of these three volumes but the audiobook really brings the character to life, especially with this great cast of people to voice the characters. This volume contains The Story of … More Review: The Sandman Act III by Dirk Maggs and Neil Gaiman
Edit: It’s been a week since I read this story and I still can’t stop thinking about this world and these characters. I am bumping my rating up because of it. Teo is a 17-year-old Jade semidiós and trans son of Quetzal, goddess of birds. He never worried about the Sunbearer Trials because a Jade … More ARC Review: The Sunbearer Trials by Aiden Thomas
So this book takes place a few months after the previous book. A lot of important things happen in this book, but the main focus is on defeating a volcano god, who is also stalking Christy, Adam’s ex-wife. This book starts with Christy calling and asking for help from a stalker. I will say that … More Review: Night Broken by Patricia Briggs
After months of fighting Covington, Rory and Team Midgard finally enter the final battle. Covington has gotten very creative in defeating the team, but Rory has learned to be just as creative in countering him. I really enjoyed this spin-off series. Rory is a lot like her cousin Gwen but more deadly and determined. Rory … More Review: Spartan Destiny by Jennifer Estep
When Team Midgard finds out that Covingtonis after another artifact, they are determined to stop him, especially Rory. Unfortunately, when Reapers are involved, things never go as planned or as easy as they should be. This was a great continuation of Rory’s fight against the Reapers. The team has to deal with Reapers, chimeras, basilisks, … More Review: Spartan Promise by Jennifer Estep
We return to another year returning to Camp Half-Blood and another quest for Percy and the gang. This time they are sent to find and rescue a goddess and Annabeth. Like the previous books, this was an enjoyable adventure. Percy continues to mature with every book and grow into a determined hero. This one was … More Review: The Titan’s Curse by Rick Riordan
This book picks up a few weeks after the events in the previous one. Gwen and the rest of Mythos Academy are heading to a ski resort for Winter Carnival. Unfortunately, Gwen is being targeted again and finds the Carnival very different from what she was expecting. Gwen has finally settled into life at Mythos … More Review: Kiss of Frost by Jennifer Estep
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
It’s been five years since Charley and Reyes sacrificed themselves for their daughter. Garret Swopes is determined to keep their daughter safe but when she vanishes, he turns to the one woman who might be able to help him, Marika Dubois. This was a wonderful jump back into the Charley Davidson world. We finally got … More Review: The Graveyard Shift by Darynda Jones
Neecy Lawrence is second-in-command of the Crows, the followers of Skuld. While dealing with a group of hunters after their wings she keeps finding herself in the arms of the Raven leader Will Yager. Yager is determined to out stubborn Neecy and make her his. Like most of Laurenston’s books, this was a humorous romance … More Review: Hunting Season by Shelly Laurenston
Erin Amsel is a shit-starter. She isn’t known for working well with others either but when she is tasked with an important mission she finds herself working with the angriest Viking ever, Steig. The more time she spends with him though the more she finds that the angry Viking is actually very sweet. This was … More Review: The Unyielding by Shelly Laurenston
Everyone thinks Jace Berisha is shy and antisocial but they couldn’t be further from the truth. She isn’t shy, she just doesn’t like small talk and socializing with most people. When she is tasked with translating for the Protectors she finds herself surrounded by people who understand her, especially Ski Eriksen. Like almost all of … More Review: The Undoing by Shelly Laurenston
Red-Haired Ash Reads 