Mac Argeneau knows all too well that immortals can be killed, especially by fire. So when his house burst into flames he is sure that it wasn’t an accident and someone is trying to kill him. But who would want to kill a hematology scientist? There is a silver lining to his house burning down … More Review: Meant to Be Immortal by Lynsay Sands
Kat is determined to not jump into a relationship with one of the Sea Sand warlords. They may be good looking but she doesn’t want to rely on anyone. But she can’t seem to push the arrogant and grinning Galok away. This was another enjoyable alien romance. Kat is the independent, grumpy, pierced woman who … More Review: Alien Reject by Ursa Dax
New Orleans is a new start for Frankie. She is setting up a new lab to work on her government funded project and is determined to enjoy the city. When she ends up at a party hosted by the Fury Brothers she finds herself sharing a kiss with a handsome stranger, only to find out … More ARC Review: Take by Anna Hackett
“For most people, a potentially murderous viscount, a missing host, and a vengeful ghost might seem out of the realm of petty irritations. But then, most people have not led my life.” After struggling with the pacing of the first two books, I didn’t expect to fall in love with this series but the past … More Review: A Dangerous Collaboration by Deanna Raybourn
Lynne Harmony has been on the run for weeks. She is making her way to post-plague L.A. to find Jax Mercury, who is potentially her only hope at a future and continuing her research for a cure. What she doesn’t expect is to be attracted to this ruthless man. This book picks up a few … More Review: Mercury Striking by Rebecca Zanetti
This was a wonderful introduction to the Scopius Syndrome outbreak. Microbiologist Nora Medina is taken from her vacation in Hawaii to the CDC headquarters in D.C. where she finds out that a new bacteria is spreading. The virus either kills or changes a person to a more obsessive and destructive version of themselves. As she … More Review: Scorpius Rising by Rebecca Zanetti
Trigger Warnings: Graphic depictions of death and dissection. Discussions of hate crimes, murder, death of a family members and parents, grief, guilt, dementia, physician-assisted suicide, suicide, terrorist attacks, genocide, death of children, musophobia (fear of rodents), PTSD, pedophilia, child abuse Sue Black is a professor of anatomy and forensic anthropology in the UK and confronts … More Review: All that Remains: A Renowned Forensic Scientist on Death, Mortality, and Solving Crimes by Sue Black
Dr. Poppy Ellison woke up alone on an alien world to find that she is turning into a shapeshifter. The more time she spends on Damar and with its Emperor, the more she realizes that she isn’t a normal shifter and that she doesn’t really want to leave. This book picked up shortly after the … More Review: Emperor by Anna Hackett
S-756 hates all humans, but especially the scientist who tortured him and turned him into a cyborg. When he has to rescue a scientist, he is shocked to discover that she is the beautiful woman who betrayed him years ago. This was a great cyborg romance! I love when two damaged people find love together … More Review: A Fistful of Cyborg by Honey Phillips
Well this was cute! Olive doesn’t believe in love nor has she ever really felt attraction for anyone. So when she needs to convince her best friend Anha that she is dating, she kisses the first man she sees. Unfortunately, that happened to be the grumpy and difficult professor Adam Carlsen. Olive was a great … More ARC Review: The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
TW: kidnapping, death of coworkers, PTSD Weapons scientist Dr. Finley Delgado is determined to get her new defense weapon operational before the Kantos have a chance to invade. She doesn’t want Security Commander Sabin to invade her lab because he will be a distraction. While working tirelessly to develop the weapon and fend off Kantos … More Review: Storm of Eon by Anna Hackett
Dr. Ragan Forrest never expected that her new exciting job on a space station would end in her being kidnapped by aliens and sold as a slave. After finding herself saved by the House of Galen gladiators Regan is determined to help them find her cousin, Rory. Oh and she can’t stop thinking about the … More Review: Warrior by Anna Hackett
Red-Haired Ash Reads 