I want to thank everyone who has worked with me and supported me and read the blog as we now reach 9 years. I am so grateful for all the support and connection with the amazing blog community. I appreciate my team which writes reviews, retweets posts, joins me on Read-alongs, and helps with […]
REVIEW I love the Guild Codex world. I enjoy how the connected series manages to delve deeply into the personal lives of the main protagonists while providing multiple point-of-views on the over-arching rising threat. Up to this point, I feel like The Guild Codex: Warped, by Annette Marie and Rob Jacobsen, was less about […]
I have really enjoyed reading all the Jack Reacher series, including novellas. Jack Reacher started out wandering when he was maybe mid-thirties, and as the books went along he aged. Then, the books seemed to go back in time and cover times when he was in the military or freshly a civilian. I would read […]
Spliced with monster plant DNA to save her life, a psychotic human woman is about to meet her alien honey’s snobbish xenophobic family and act as diplomat for their fighting band of rebels against the enemy of the free peoples of the galaxy. What could possibly go wrong? Alisha Sunderland’s humorous scenes and characters, steamy […]
I always enjoy a new story in the Wrexford & Sloane series. There’s great information about early scientific developments, and social commentary. They have built a wonderful found family with their own immediate family with a group of teens and their group of incredible curious friends. The murder, this time, was Hawk’s drawing teacher. They […]
When your latest read includes a found family that consists of a toddler Chupacabra, potentially possessed electronics (including a rumba that makes crop circles) and a magical, maybe semi sentient Winnebago that defies the laws of physics, it is going to hard to explain the story coherently. Strange Lights is a standalone novel exploring X-file […]
Set in 7th century Ireland and is installment #25.5, a standalone, from deep in the series. Fidelma is visiting her old mentor Abbot Laisran after delivering to him her brother’s gift of a copied book. They sit by the fire enjoying spiced mulled wine. Laisran is disturbed by a recent killing in his monastery. It’s […]
The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week, and showcase books and things we have received. Don’t forget to look at my giveaways on the right sidebar. Sunday, my daughter got a bit of a headache as […]
I’ve owned this Junkyard Cats series on audio for awhile and I am well into it now. I would read this series in order for the political developments. Shining finally has what she wants after joining with the other motorcycle clubs to fight Clarice Warhammer. They have agreed she is now her own “made man” […]
I first read Bitten by Kelley Armstrong back in the early 2000s, and it has been one of my favorites ever since. It is the first book in the Women of the Otherworld series. When I finished Acceptable Risk at the cabin and still had time left on my vacation, I grabbed this from my […]