Lauren Layne does the rom-com-chick-lit up right. She usually brings flirty fun to the table and builds characters and situations you can root for. The Man of the Year series is one of the few she has written that so far, where characters between books have had no crossover interactions and so even though Yours […]
Don’t Hex and Drive is the second book in the Stay A Spell series centered on a witch family in the center of the New Orleans paranormal community. Each story is about a new family member and love interest. As such they standalone and can be read on their own, or in order in the […]
Grave Secrets by Alice James is the first book in The Lavington Windsor Mysteries and piqued my interest when the book blurb indicated it is Agatha Raisin meets Sookie Stackhouse, with croquet and zombies. The summary of the book made it sound like it would be a lot of fun and quirky enough to keep […]
A Killing Frost is the fourteenth book in the October Daye series. At book fourteen, you’d think that maybe the story would start to feel flat or I might be losing interest, but you’d be dead wrong. I think each book builds on the others pretty well, with just a few books I felt were […]
I read quite a bit of fantasy and so for me Shadows of Ivory is a good story and a good start to the Godforged Chronicles. It does everything it is supposed to do. It sets up the main characters, starts all the world building, lays out the general conflicts and gives the reader just […]
I started the Mercy Thompson series years ago and got to book 8 in just a few weeks. I was out of new books and set the series aside for a while. Fire Touched is the first book of the series that is new to me, maybe that is why I felt like the […]
Tessa Dare is an autobuy for me now but I haven’t gotten to most of her considerable catalog because it wasn’t on audiobook, until now that is. As some of her earlier works have come to audio, I’ve been able to incorporate them into my reading. Even though I can tell she has grown as […]
The Girl of Fire and Thorns series was originally a trilogy but the fans really wanted to know what became of Red Sparklestone and check in on Elisa and Hector to see how they are doing. I know I also really wanted to know as well, since Hector is one of my favorite male love […]
The Black Song is the conclusion to the Raven’s Blade duology and is set 5 years after the events in its parent trilogy Raven’s Shadow. While you could read this without reading the other trilogy I wouldn’t. Even though the Queens Fire (Raven’s Shadow #3) was a disappointing ending for me, I think so many […]
Night Shift Dragons is the final book of the DFZ series. Opal has some daddy issues. Sure, she has the normal ones, rebellion against a controlling parent and a desperate need to get out from under their thumb. Then she has the not so normal ones like; being the only human daughter to a dragon […]