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
Blair has been waiting his whole life to run and find freedom. When he finds hidden papers detailing his inheritance, he takes them and runs to the tiny town of Elmwood. While he finds a future in Elmwood, he also discovers the town isn’t as normal as his coworkers try to make it seem. I … More Review: Bite Me (You Know I Like It) by Fae Quin
Lexi Gardner has come to Shadowvale because her magic is running low and she needs the impending magical event to refill it. But when she comes across a man who is trapped within a tree she finds herself willing to risk the last of her magic to rescue him but he has to help her … More Review: A Sky Full of Stars by Kristen Painter
Damian may be a vampire but his restaurant Midnight Manor means everything to him. So when one food critic’s harsh review has the potential to destroy everything he has built, Damian finds himself determined to win her over and show her how amazing the restaurant can be. Damian was a character I was interested in … More Review: Valentine For My Vampire by Honey Phillips
Ginger has returned to Fairhaven Falls after her family left suddenly when she was 18. She never wanted to leave, especially not Howard “Houston” Ironman. Now she needs his help but is afraid to tell him the truth about why she is hiding in Fairhaven Falls and why she originally left. Ginger and Howard’s story … More Review: Mistletoe for My Minotaur by Honey Phillips
Alison is trying to start a new life in Fairhaven Falls and her first day in town she finds herself in a car accident with a sexy and charming Troll. While she attempts to avoid him, he just keeps coming to her rescue as the week goes on. This was fine. Alison and Will have … More Review: Trouble For My Troll by Honey Phillips
“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
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
Eva Boudreaux has kept her past a secret since moving into Mystic Bayou. What she doesn’t expect is for Alex Lancaster from the League to dig into her background and start asking questions. Or for her to be attracted to him. This was another enjoyable Mystic Bayou book. I love this fascinating town and all … More Review: A Farewell to Charms by Molly Harper
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
Lia Doe came to Mystic Bayou to help build a housing complex for the new residents flocking to town now that the supernatural population has been outed. But from the moment she arrives, nothing goes as expected. She finds herself attracted to selkie shifter Jon, she is considering settling in one place for the first … More Review: Shifters in the Night by Molly Harper
Charlotte McBee has come to Mystic Bayou to be the midwife of Jillian and her unborn egg. What she doesn’t expect is to find herself attracted to a man who is under a curse. I really enjoyed Charlotte and Leonard’s story. Their relationship was a slow building one (at least for this series) as they … More Review: One Fine Fae by Molly Harper
Red-Haired Ash Reads 