Well this book was wonderfully adorable! I was sucked in right away and could put the book down. I ended up reading this within a few hours because I could get enough of this cinnamon roll nurse and possessive vampire. Danny is a nurse who is overworked and extremely lonely. He puts everyone else’s well … More Review: Roman by Grae Bryan
Lassiter has been part of this series for a while now and I have loved him since he was introduced. I was extremely excited to finally read his book and see him fall in love, and while I did like this book I am left with a lot of questions. First off, Lassiter and Rahvyn’s … More Review: Lassiter by J. R. Ward
Kane was framed for the murder of his shellan and sent to the prison camp over 200 years ago. When Jackal escaped, Kane sacrificed himself and is now living a life barely alive and covered in burns, but his friends will not give up on him. When they escape, Kane finds himself offered a treatment … More Review: The Viper by J. R. Ward
This is Bones’ version of events from The Other Half of the Grave. The events are the same as the original book, but we are getting to see Bones’ thoughts and feelings on the events and how he reacted to their years apart. Like the previous book, I found myself enjoying this more than Cat’s … More ARC Review: Both Feet in the Grave by Jeaniene Frost
In this one Patrick and Jono head to London and Paris searching for the Morrigan Staff. Along the way they have to deal with the London God Pack, demon possession, and lots and lots of zombies. This is probably the most action packed one of the series so far. It was basically nonstop from the … More Review: On the Wings of War by Hailey Turner
This was an action packed adventure for Patrick and Jono. Patrick’s new case involves trafficked werecreatures, vampires, new gods, and territory disputes. Patrick and Jono really kick ass in this one. We see them starting to work as a pack and couple to save the city and their friends. There is still a learning curve … More Review: All Souls Near & Nigh by Hailey Turner
Athan Maxwell and his family are cursed to die if they don’t find their mate by their 400th year. Athan solved this problem by finding his mate and saving her, but then letting her go to live her life without him. They only meet up a few times a year to exchange blood to keep … More Review: A Vampire’s Kiss by Rebecca Zanetti
“You’ve always been my queen, Juliana. You always will be.” We finally have Jules and Ruben’s story! This book is probably the one everyone has been waiting for since Jules and Ruben were introduced in Wolf Gone Wild. They have a lot of history and sexual tension between them, but after twelve years apart, Ruben … More Review: Resting Witch Face by Juliette Cross
When Levet is kidnapped by Minotaurs and taken to their labyrinth, Styx tasks Sophie and Ryshi to infiltrate the labyrinth and rescue Levet. While Sophie tries to keep her defense up around Ryshi, she quickly finds herself falling for him and his charm. These two were a cute couple. I really liked Ryshi. Ryshi is … More ARC Review: Sate the Darkness by Alexandra Ivy
Like most people who have read this series from the beginning, I had been eagerly waiting for Garrett’s story. Garrett has been with us throughout this whole series and we have seen him grow into an independent and dangerous man. He is heir to the throne and will do anything to protect his family, including … More ARC Review: Garrett’s Destiny by Rebecca Zanetti
In this book we return to The Jumble and Vicki DeVine’s life. This story starts on Trickster Night (which is basically Halloween) but the day doesn’t end with just candy and horror movies, instead it ends in death. This story is basically a murder mystery, which was surprising and very interesting. Vicki, Officer Grimshaw, Ilya, … More Review: Crowbones by Anne Bishop
This book jumps back in time and takes place during the events in Etched in Bone. This book is about the events in the town of Bennett that the Others are trying to build a blended community in after the Elders killed everyone who previously lived there. Like the previous book, this one jumps between … More Review: Wild Country by Anne Bishop
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