Virginia Kantra

REVIEW:  Carolina Home by Virginia Kantra

REVIEW: Carolina Home by Virginia Kantra

Dear Ms. Kantra, I grew up going to the beach each summer, often to North Carolina beaches, so a book set there looked like a good summer read. And let me say that grilled wahoo, served and eaten on a beach house porch with evening sea breezes blowing in, is some of the best eating(…)

REVIEW: Burning Up by Singh, Knight, Kantra and Brook

REVIEW: Burning Up by Singh, Knight, Kantra and Brook

Dear Readers, Burning Up is a new anthology of steamy paranormal novellas from Berkely. I almost never read or review entire anthologies, mainly because it takes me a long, long time to craft four mini-reviews, but in this case I was motivated to do so by my desire to try these stories, all of which(…)

REVIEW: Sea Fever by Virginia Kantra

Dear Ms. Kantra: I thought it would be kind of fun to run this review after Jia’s wherein she expresses some, um, discomfort at merpeople as main characters in a romance. While I have not read many books about merpeople, I can say during the ones I have read I have never had a sushi(…)

REVIEW: Sea Witch by Virginia Kantra

Dear Ms. Kantra: Sea Witch is a departure from the paranormals that I prefer. It’s the real world with a paranormal aspect instead of fully developed alternate reality. This type of paranormal is usually not my favorite but really worked in this situation. I’ve not read a lot of Kantra books. I think the last(…)