Myra Reed has spent the past year trying to find a way to free her sister’s soul from the demon Bathin. Unfortunately she is running out of time to rescue her soul and now Ordinary is dealing with portals from Hell popping up all over town. This is the first book from Myra’s POV and … More Review: Dime a Demon by Devon Monk
This is a collection of the three holiday novellas: Rock Candy, Paper Stars, and Scissor Kisses. Rock Candy This is a Halloween novella told from Police Officer Jean, Delaney’s sister. Jean has to deal with garden gnomes that come alive only for the month of October and cause chaos. She also is trying to figure … More Review: Rock Paper Scissors by Devon Monk
Sydney Marlow is making big changes in her life, including retiring from her modeling career and selling her cosmetic company. Now she is determined to live her true dream of becoming a traditional wife and starting a family, but first she has to find a man which hopefully she can find in her new neighborhood. … More Review: The Gargoyle Beguiles the Beauty by Kristen Painter
This book starts the day after the previous book ends. Delaney is coming to terms with the fact that she was attacked and it makes her even more determined to bring down Lavius. While I did enjoy this story, it was a bit different from the previous books because it features minimal Gods, instead it … More Review: Gods and Ends by Devon Monk
In the town of Ordinary, Police Chief Delaney Reed spends her time trying to keep the paranormal and vacationing gods in line, and also prevent the humans from discovering them. But when one of the gods is murdered, she finds herself looking for the murder, holding the godhead, dealing with the annual Rhubarb festival, and … More Review: Death and Relaxation by Devon Monk
Thorak Ironfist is determined to extend his ale business into the human realm but his investor is prejudiced and wants only a human go between. When Thorak blurts out he has a human fiancee who can handle it he finds himself with a potential deal but no fiancee. Mariah overheard the lie and agrees to … More Review: The Orc and the Innkeeper by Cora Crane
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
“We’re all monsters, Edgar. In our own ways.” As soon as I saw this book was going to involve Dr. Henry Jekyll I knew it was going to be a good one. Henry was introduced very briefly in the first book and I have been hoping we would see him find a cure for his … More Review: Monster in the Mirror by Kristen Painter
Sunday Wells is from a long line of witches but her abilities are unpredictable. That is why she is headed to Nocturne Falls to train under her great aunt, Alice Bishop. What she doesn’t expect is for the house to be run by a vampire, or that she would be attracted to Elenora’s nephew. It’s … More Review: The Vampire’s Sunny Sweetheart by Kristen Painter
Rose Drayton lives on the Edge, between the world of the Broken (without magic) and the Weird (the blueblood aristocrats rule and magic flows). As an Edger she can easily travel from one world to the next, but she is struggling to survive by working a minimum wage job in the Broken to support her … More Review: On the Edge by Ilona Andrews
Nasha Black has never told anyone in Shadowvale about her curse. Everyone assumes she is only there because her father is one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. She finds one cure for her curse though, the chocolate that dragon-shifter Charlie Ashborne makes. She just has to pretend to be his fiance before the … More Review: Her First Taste of Fire by Kristen Painter
Red-Haired Ash Reads 