Audio: The Women’s War by Jenna Glass @jennablack @rmilesvox @PRHAudio ‏ #LoveAudiobooks

Audio: The Women’s War by Jenna Glass @jennablack @rmilesvox @PRHAudio ‏ #LoveAudiobooks

I really loved this!  It has typical 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 if […]

Posted April 23, 2019 by Anne - Books of My Heart in Book Review / 21 Comments

Audio: Ghost Gone Wild by Danielle Garrett @authordgarrett @TantorAudio #LoveAudiobooks

Audio: Ghost Gone Wild by Danielle Garrett @authordgarrett @TantorAudio #LoveAudiobooks

I recently reviewed Betwixt which has a variety of novellas set in the town, and is a bridge between Beechwood Harbor Magic Mysteries and the Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mysteries, and introduces Scarlet.  Ghost Hunter Next Door is the first in her series.  The books of both series are in Kindle Unlimited. Now we are in the […]

Posted April 20, 2019 by Anne - Books of My Heart in Book Review / 18 Comments

The Iron Duke by Meljean Brook @Meljean @BerkleyPub

The Iron Duke by Meljean Brook @Meljean  @BerkleyPub

I have a short list of books  I’ve tagged as “Always Re-reading.”  Those are the books where just looking at the cover, let alone reading them again, brings a smile to my face and gives me the warm-fuzzies.  I recently re-read  my all-time favorite steampunk novel and was overwhelmed by how amazing it was and […]

Posted April 19, 2019 by KC in Book Review / 7 Comments

Guardian Blood by Nicholas Hoy @ThisIsNickHoy

Guardian Blood by Nicholas Hoy @ThisIsNickHoy

Guardian Blood is Nicholas Hoy’s debut novel set in a world of mages, humans, tech corporations and a layered city shooting up into the sky.  The higher-level mage you are, the higher up you live in the city and the lower your mage power level, the closer to ground level, where you will never even […]

Posted April 15, 2019 by Robin in Book Review / 8 Comments