Lee Raven is out for revenge against the man who killed his parents and stole their land. He robs banks but only ever steals that man’s money. When leaving the newest bank he runs into Angela Bainbridge and realizes she has seen his face, so he kidnaps her before she can alert anyone. What he … More Review: The Outlaw and the Lady by Lorraine Heath
Fern knew she shouldn’t have opened her door, but when a death god from the IRS comes calling you have to answer. She didn’t think she had anything to hide from the IRS but apparently her mother does and now Fern and her business is in trouble. But as Anhou works with Fern to fix … More Review: Audited by the Anubis by Wendi Guff
Holy crap this book! This epic fantasy was filled with nonstop action and romance that spanned 20 years and about 15 different POVs. I don’t usually read epic fantasy books but since it was Hailey Turner I knew I had to give it a chance, and I am amazed at the world she is creating. … More Review: The Prince’s Poisoned Vow by Hailey Turner
When Remy Lafitte sneaks back into his old hometown to say goodbye to a dying friend, he never expects the mother of his former girlfriend to ask for his help. Ephelia is the only woman he has ever loved and he never expected he would get this second chance with her. While they have a … More Review: The Vampire’s Former Flame by Kristen Painter
This book continues Eragon’s journey and starts a few days after the end of the previous book. Unlike the previous books, this book gives us multiple characters’ perspectives and we jump all around Alagaësia as the story takes us back to the dwarves and elves and also into Galbatorix’s territory. Some of the main things … More Review: Brisingr by Christopher Paolini
After reading the Monstrous series I knew I wanted to read more of Mayne’s books. Well I put this off for a bit because I am not really a fan of fae stories because I find the fae to be a bit boring because they are just beautiful and cruel magical humans. I find a … More Review: Mortal Skin by Lily Mayne
This book picks up shortly after the end of the previous book and just like in the first book, a lot happens. This book switches mainly between Eragon and Roran’s POV and provides us with a wider look at what is happening around the world. For Eragon, we see him swear fealty to the new … More Review: Eldest by Christopher Paolini
This book picks up shortly after the end of the previous book. Willa von Stein is adjusting to now having magic, fangs, and a full size dragon. Willa and her family are also still hunting for her vampire uncle who is determined to destroy her and her family, and prevent them from changing things between … More Review: Oh Fang! by Stacey Kennedy
Willa Farrington is a witch with broken magic, shunned by her coven, and living in Charleston, a city that belongs to vampires. She owns Cauldron Boil Books and is living her life, and making friends, among the vampires, until one night when she is attacked and everything changes. This was a wonderful surprise that I … More Review: What the Fang? by Stacey Kennedy
This book picks up shortly after the events in the previous book. Lila and the Sinclairs are participating in the Tournament of Blades which is a weeklong tournament to showcase their skills between the families. This was a great continuation of this series. The Tournament of Blades was very action packed and made the story … More Review: Dark Heart of Magic by Jennifer Estep
I really enjoyed this one. Riley was a woman who has spent her life trying to find a place to belong. She comes to Starfall Point to get away from her father and deal with the grief of her mothers unexpected passing. Instead she finds herself inheriting a haunted house and finding out she can … More Review: Witches Get Stuff Done by Molly Harper
When Lorelei Roth’s first trip out to sea ends in tragedy, she finds herself struggling with survivors’ guilt and discovering that she isn’t only human. While dealing with all the new changes in her life, she is also dealing with her developing feelings for the captain who rescued her. “To think, a simple fishing captain … More ARC Review: Called to the Deep by Desirée M. Niccoli
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