Shield of Winter continues the story of the Psy-Changelings. The Psy-Net is being destroyed by a ‘virus’ of sorts and if the Psy people can’t find a cure, everyone could die. I adored Ivy and Vasic. Ivy is an empath who, under silence, has been forced to hide her broken silence and undergo reconditioning […]
I continued with the third book in the Guild Codex Warped. The overall story arc is connected and like most urban fantasy, I would read them in order. This one is somewhere in the middle of the Demonized series and before Spellbound ends also, in the overall Guild Codex Universe. It shows up as book […]
T. Kingfisher is one of my new favorite author finds this year and so far it doesn’t matter if it is Young Adult, Middle-Grade (like this book is) or a PG-13 Fantasy book all of them have been fantastic so far. A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking is no exception. It is a standalone book […]
Crime Fiction is a recent addition to my reading obsession. I’ve read my fair share of Romantic Suspense, Period/Historical Mystery, and Cozies; and absolutely love a good intrigue in books to keep me guessing until the end of the story. Until this point, I haven’t ever been drawn to the grit and reality of Crime […]
I am delighted with this next adventure of the Thursday Murder Club series. The setting in England and the beloved characters are positives. This close-knit group of seniors do excellent work in using their long experience with people in solving murders. They do have the help of friends, and Elizabeth’s MI5 contacts and their police […]
I wanted to read When the Ghosts Come Home as soon as I read the blurb. I enjoy police procedurals and it is set in North Carolina plus a father / daughter dynamic. It was not what I expected and heartbreaking. I liked Sheriff Winston Barnes. He had a level-headed and hard-working way. The crimes […]
Twist of Fate is the second book in the gothic romance series A Stitch in Time. Rosalind Courtenay left for a ride on her horse one night and was presumed dead. No one has seen her in 5 years. Nothing could be farther from the truth; she is alive and well and accidentally living in […]
When I got this for review and still on Netgalley, it says October 5th. But now everything on Goodreads says June. I read the blurb and had to read. The concept sounded so fascinating and certainly suspenseful. I have to say I wasn’t too happy with Liz, the main character. Certainly, she had some shocks […]
I loved The Life We Bury which was the start of the Detective Max Rupert series , but Max is barely present. We are introduced to Joe Talbert and Lila Nash. The next three books are more closely about Max Rupert. In The Shadows We Hide, we are back to Joe Talbert and the characters from […]
I love this author and I’m enjoying the Scholomance series. I’ve always loved this author but I’m not usually a fan of young adult and this is a high school setting. We do get some of the pettiness and cliques. The Last Graduate is the second book and thank goodness I just saw this week […]