Shorefall is the second book the Founders series. This is a series that builds on the prior books and so you need to read them in order to have any idea what is going on. I actually re-read Foundryside right before jumping into Shorefall since it was one of my favorite books of 2018 and […]
ICYMI is a post from my early days of blogging at Yummy Men & KickAss Chicks. You can see the original review here. Yummy Man – Jim Morgan Kick Ass Chick – Noelle Phillips Midnight Action is the fifth book in Elle Kennedy’s Killer Instincts series. I reviewed Midnight Pursuits earlier this year after reading the first three books. […]
I really enjoyed the start of a new series, Glimmer Lake. I loved this even more than the first one, Suddenly Psychic which introduces our three best friends in a smallish town in California. One is married; one is divorced; and one is a widow. They all have children growing up, mostly teens or young […]
Fantastic Hope is a scifi fantasy anthology with stories which offer hope. In today’s odd world, these are welcome. There are only a few authors I have read previously, and only two stories with characters I already knew. I am not going to do an in depth review of all the stories but I would […]
A tender heart and a crusader for justice spirit lands young lawyer, Daniel Pitt, in a maelstrom of fire when one arson murder becomes two and an expert witness gets debunked in a spectacular way placing Daniel, and even his family and friends, in danger. It built slowly, but when it got there the tension […]
I have read and loved the V.I. Warshawski series for a looooong time, since it started in 1982! I’ve read and loved them all and Dead Land is number 20. I was happy to get this on audio for review. I think it would be difficult to jump into the middle of the series because […]
Anthologies are generally hit and miss for me but UnBound was a complete hit. A lot of that has to do with the fact that it explored some of the places and cultures that were mentioned in the Unwind series, but not explored. Then other stories featured some side character adjacent stories. And then just […]
The International Olympic Committee officially postponed the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics last week. The games are a highly anticipated event in my house, so while I completely understand and agree a postponement is necessary, I couldn’t help but feel a wee bit sad. I started reading Wild in Rio, a novella by Lyssa Kay Adams, […]
The purpose of Thrifty Thursday is to read a book which was free (at some point). Kindle freebie on March 28, 2020 (currently free and in Kindle Unlimited as of writing this post) Overall rating 3.97 with 11,911 ratings and 517 reviews I got the ebook as a freebie and I could get […]
I enjoyed Titanshade last year as a science fiction fantasy with a lot of mystery and thriller woven through the story. Moving on in the Carter Archives series, I already knew the main characters and a bit of the world and its politics. Eric Carter, the homicide detective, human, has been forced to desk duty […]