After encountering Lia as a minor character in earlier Cassie Palmer series books and as the main character in a few urban fantasy anthology novellas, I was more than primed to see her get her own full-length book. Karen Chance has written some great women action heroines over the years and Lia is one of […]
The Betwixt and Between series up to this point has followed Defiance’s POV, but in Moonlight and Magic we now get to see the world through Annette’s eyes as she goes on an adventure to figure out who her father really is, after she is found to be one of the charmlings too and had to […]
Artificial Jelly: A LitRPG Dungeon Mob Searching for Hope is the second book in an aware NPCs quest to figure out her world and her place in it. I don’t read much litrpg, but that is okay since especially in this second installment there is a definite SciFi feel. Told from multiple PoVs, the reader […]
Artificial Jelly was a bit of a surprise for me. When the main character was described as Jellyfae I sort of assumed some things that were completely wrong. Like this was a fantasy story set in Faery. It isn’t, that doesn’t mean I didn’t enjoy myself. I definitely did, but I think this falls more […]
The third book in any series is usually the make it or break it book for me. It is the one that either pushes me to be invested in the characters and overall plot or to walk away from the series. Beguiled, the third book in the Betwixt and Between series did enough to keep […]
Bewitched is the second book of the series Betwixt and Between series, which follows a middle-aged woman who recently found out she has magic when her grandmother died and left her a house possessed by the spirit of her dead father. It picks up about six months after the end to the Betwixt, after Defiance […]
Betwixt is the first book in a new Paranormal Women’s Fiction series Betwixt and Between by Darynda Jones. This newer genre follows grown women who are around forty-ish and close to midlife when they discover the paranormal world. It is refreshing to not always read something staring people in their mid-twenties and so I’m really […]
PERfunctory AfFECTION is a little bit of a mind boggle at times. Meg is an unreliable narrator and that makes figuring out what is going on a little more difficult as she doesn’t seem in her right mind. This story is one of hiding from the past and longing to be something more than you […]