Reading a Tessa Dare book, is like going to coffee with a friend you haven’t seen in a while. I always know I’m going to have a good time, it will feel like coming home and there will be some giggling. The Wallflower Wager didn’t disappoint and is everything I’ve come to expect from Tessa […]
Pricked, by new author Scott Mooney, is a really fun idea. It sorta falls into the realm of Shrek, where we are in a fantasy world that makes fun of fairytale tropes while also giving us a brand new story. Briar Pryce is just one of the twenty-something girls living in the Poisoned Apple […]
What happens after the war has ended and everyone has hashed out the reporations and divided the booty? In Aftershocks, Marko Kloos explores this scenario as the consequences of being the losing faction in the war become clear and new little rebellions begin popping up in various areas. This was a completely easy read. Sometimes […]
Fairytale re-telling’s or re-imaginings are totally my jam. I’m always looking for another really good one. Slumber is Sleeping Beauty re-imagined if two princes were sent to wake Aurora at the same time and then needed to figure out who really is her true love. The premise is super promising and a new take, so […]
Part-Time Gods is the follow up book to Minimum Wage Magic, which was storage wars in a magic city where someone seemed bent on killing the main character. This DFZ series is set in the same world as the Heartstrikers series, after the events of the last book. You don’t have to have read the […]
Recursion is a love story. Probably not what you were expecting and I don’t blame you since this is definitely in the Sci-Fi, what-the-hell-is-happening camp too. After reading Dark Matter, which is a book that still pops into my mind from time to time, I was ready to read this author’s entire catalog and go […]
The Demon Cycle series is a fantasy that has been in my TBR pile for years and I’ve finally found time and a group to read it with making it more of a priority. The Warded Man is a really good introduction to the world of the Demon Cycle, a lot of it is world-building […]
Michael J. Sullivan (MJS) is one of my favorite epic fantasy writers. He is dependable, great at tying threads together and always gives his reader something a little unexpected. Age of Legend is the fourth book in the the Legends of the First Empire series. This is technically a prequel set thousands of years before […]
Rogue Most Wanted isn’t really a fitting title for this, but I guess Nice Guys I Can’t Marry For No Reason isn’t a catchy title. I liked quite a few things in this book, but it had one thing that didn’t really work for me at all. But, let’s talk about the good stuff first. […]
The best thing about Historical Romance novels is you can usually jump into any book in a series with absolutely no trouble. That is completely true of The Bluestocking, the fourth book in the Wicked Wallflowers series. What a fun sort of enemies to lover’s tale. Lord Edwin lost his wife and unborn child to […]