Reviews for paranormal romance books.
In the Black Dagger Brotherhood history there has only been one male who has been expelled but Murhder actions gave them no choice. Years later he returns to Caldwell to ask for help. He has been searching for the female he could not save and knows the Brotherhood is the best option of finding her. … More Review: The Savior by J.R. Ward
Ahmare’s brother has been abducted and there is nothing she won’t do to get him back. She doesn’t expect to be paired with a dangerous prisoner and sent out of a treasure hunt, or to start having feelings for him. I am really enjoying the novellas for this series. Don’t get me wrong, I love … More Review: Prisoner of the Night by J.R. Ward
Inheriting a cottage in Ireland seems like a stroke of purse luck for Grace Connolly, especially after she is reunited with her childhood friend. When Finn Hurley finds the woman he has been searching for in his hometown he believes destiny is smiling upon him. But the small town of Ballyfianna is not as peaceful … More ARC Review: Fire Maidens: Ireland by Anna Lowe
I have mixed feelings about this book. Like The Chosen, this book made me feel a lot of things and not all of them good. I am going to break this down by couples/people like I did in my review of The Chosen because I think that is probably the best way for me to … More Review: The Thief by J.R. Ward
This book was so good and so emotional! Ward really knows how to write emotions and make you feel everything. Ivie never expects to be approached by a vampire in a crowded cigar bar for humans. Silas is handsome, flirtatious, and clearly part of the glymeria, but Ivie can’t stop thinking about him. Ivie quickly … More Review: Dearest Ivie by J.R. Ward
This was the third installment of the spin off series, Black Dagger Legacy, and it did not disappoint. This book focuses on two couples, Novo and Payton and Saxton and Ruhn. Novo and Payton have been circling each other since the very first book and they finally have given in. “Sometimes life brought you to … More Review: Blood Fury by J.R. Ward
Well, where to start with this book…first, I liked most of this book but this book also made me very angry! I am just going to break this book down by couples because that is probably the easiest to explain my feelings about the whole situation. Xcor and Layla: “Wherever I go, you shall ne’er … More Review: The Chosen by J.R. Ward
Ward has done it again! Another emotional rollercoaster of a book that you can’t put down. This book features two couples, Axe and Elise and Mary, Rhage and their foster daughter Bitty. It takes place a few months after the events in The Beast (book 14 in the BDB series). This series is to be … More Review: Blood Vow by J.R. Ward
Rhage and Mary are back! This book was so good. It featured so many of the characters and really moved the story line alone (which I felt was falling behind a little in the previous books). Rhage and Mary are struggling. There is a distance between them that they don’t know how to breach, until … More Review: The Beast by J.R. Ward
Title: Murder Author: Sandra R. Neeley Series: Whispers from the Bayou #5 Genre: Paranormal Format: eBook Dates Read: May 6, 2020 After a fateful mission to Hell to rescue his best friends stolen mate, Murder cannot stop thinking about the woman who keep him alive. Phrygia has been trapped in hell for centuries and is … More Review: Murder by Sandra R. Neeley
Issac “Ice” Koval is in Las Vegas to rescue a child and attend his brother’s wedding. When he sees Soleil on the street he stops dead in his tracks and knows she is the one. But first he has to get her away from her abusive ex-fiance. Abuse, murder, death, sex, and romance. Torpedo Ink … More Review: Vendetta Road by Christine Feehan
Paradise, blooded daughter of the king’s First Advisor, is tired of being forced into the gymera mold. She wants to be her own person and protect herself. She joins the Black Dagger Brotherhood’s training program to find herself. What she doesn’t expect is for it to be so difficult and painful. It also doesn’t help … More Review: Blood Kiss by J.R. Ward
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