ICYMI is a post from my early days of blogging at Yummy Men & KickAss Chicks. You can see the original joint review here. Yummy Man – Roman Diaz Kick Ass Chick – Ashley Bowman I am excited to say I finally got to read all of Roman Holiday by Ruthie Knox, with all ten episodes […]
The Women’s War series has the usual historical fantasy world where women have almost no choices. Their primary worth is to bear an heir for men in the patriarchal society. Men control the magic. Men can also choose to send women to a whorehouse for the “unwanted.” This includes wives who can’t have children, or […]
I loved the Crown of Shards trilogy. As with any urban fantasy or even other types of series, I prefer to read in order and have the full world building and character backgrounds. The Gargoyle Queen is a continuation, but a full 16 years later. Gemma Ripley is now grown. However, Gemma still has fears […]
The Last Guard is the fifth book of The Psy-Changeling Trinity the spin off series to Psy-Changeling. While I think you can start the spin off series without having read the main series, you would miss some of the nuances that intermingle a lot of the side characters. But the new Big Bad is different […]
Two powerful, damaged Psy and the others of their hidden psychic designation are holding the Psy net together by a thread. They have a connection that extends into the past and connects them even now, but is it enough when they are so damaged. Last Guard is the fifth of the Psy-Changeling’s second season and […]
The Bromance Book Club series has worked its way into the must read category. I really enjoy getting the depth on a new couple in each book but getting to see all the guys in the club and sometimes their ladies. The humor is the real deal. Vlad has been a favorite since the beginning […]
City of Iron and Dust is a standalone fantasy novel that follows around different individuals in a city on the verge of a revolution. The Goblins have been in power and entrapped many Fae in an Iron City for so long the younger generation doesn’t remember or have any magic. The once nearly immortal Fae […]
A widower who wed for duty the first time and pressured by family to wed for the same reason once again, finds himself attracted to a vivacious young lady who he must persuade is not a duty to him. Characters and scenes from Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice grace this newest release by an author […]
I was comfortable reading We Are Satellites with a rather slow pace. The characters are developed and very independent individuals in a family of four. Their lives and relationships are driven somewhat by the new technology in the Pilot. David, the son and Julie, one of the Moms, get one. Sophie can’t get one because […]
This is my second time reading this series and I remember on the first read of Play of Passion, the ninth book in the series, I was in such a hurry to get to the next book finally featuring Hawke and Sienna that I didn’t really give Drew and Indigo any patience which is […]