Niniane “Tricks” Lorelle is heir to the Dark Fae throne and has been in hiding for years after her uncle killed her family. Now that he is dead she can finally take the throne and lead the dark fae to a new era, but first she has to survive till her coronation and Tiago Black … More Review: Storm’s Heart by Thea Harrison
Holy hell was this a hell of an ending! I don’t even know where to start with this except that it was a fantastic and emotional ending to this epic story and I am really going to miss it. This book starts about a year-ish after the previous book ended. The war is in full … More Review: The Queen’s Starfire Throne by Hailey Turner
The final Oronis Knight book is here and we finally get to find out what has been happening with Knightqueen Carys and her Knightguard Sten. In the previous book we learned that Carys and Sten had used the distraction that Knighthunter Kaden and Knightmaster Nea created to escape the Gek’Dragar prison. This book picks up … More ARC Review: Knightqueen by Anna Hackett
The final battle for peace is finally here and the Order is determined to bring down Opus Nostrum, the rogues, and the Ancient. They will even deal with the Atlantean queen if they have to. This book was a wonderful conclusion for this series. It was everything I could have hoped for after spending the … More Review: King of Midnight by Lara Adrian
Finally free of the dangers surrounding them, Con, the King of the Dragon Kings, is ready for some peace and quality time with his mate, Rhi. While having Dreagan to themselves for a few weeks, Con and Rhi work out how they are going to deal with Death’s secret, the Dragon Bridge, and the holiday … More ARC Review: Whisky and Wishes by Donna Grant
War breaks out in the Land of the Black Hill due to a prophecy naming a queen instead of one of the Old Kings sons. For blacksmith Keeley Smith, war is great for business until it looks like it might be her sister who is to be named Queen. Now Keeley has to protect her … More Review: The Blacksmith Queen by G.A. Aiken
The Earth has been destroyed and there are only two survivors, Cassandra Chamberlain, and her niece Victoria. They were saved by the Carnians, an alien race that was trying to save the earth from the Regulian’s. Cassandra and Victoria are taken under the wing of Admiral William Zafar and his son, Lucas, but the danger … More Review: Cassandra’s Challenge by M. K. Eidem
Wow, I couldn’t get enough of this book! Everleigh Blair has survived a mass murder, became a gladiator, and became the new queen. Now she is playing the long game to defeat her enemies and the Realia games are the perfect time to strike. With her friends at her side, Evie goes on the attack … More ARC Review: Crush the King by Jennifer Estep
OMG, this was so amazing! It was everything I wanted and more. Queen Evie has spent months working with the nobles and trying to prepare for war with Morta. A trip to Andvari to broker a new peace treaty and to gain allies doesn’t exactly go the way Evie plans. Evie and the gang are … More Review: Protect the Prince by Jennifer Estep
Wow, I forgot how amazing this book was. I can’t believe I have been putting off rereading it. Lady Everleigh (Evie) has been living at the palace since her parents were killed. She is seventeenth in line for the throne but is treated now better than a servant. They only pay attention to her when … More Review: Kill the Queen by Jennifer Estep
After listening to Dr. Cooney’s previous book, The Woman Who Would Be King: Hatshepsut’s Rise to Power in Ancient Egypt, I knew I wanted to read this book as soon as possible. I got it on audiobook and now here we are. This book focuses on six queens who ruled Egypt: Merneith, Neferusobek, Hatshepsut, Nefertiti, … More Review: When Women Ruled the World: Six Queens of Egypt by Kara Cooney
This book presents a fascinating and new perspective on the life of Hatshepsut and her rule as King. This is a biography of Hatshepsut’s life and how she came into power. Since there is first hand source material from Ancient Egypt isn’t common, Cooney is very clear that most of this is speculation and she … More Review: The Woman Who Would Be King: Hatshepsut’s Rise to Power in Ancient Egypt by Kara Cooney
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