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REVIEW: Witch Craft by Caitlin Kittredge

REVIEW: Witch Craft by Caitlin Kittredge

Dear Ms. Kittredge,
I have a very hard time explaining why I keep reading this series.  As I’ve mentioned in the past, the main character, Luna Wilder, can be really off-putting at times.  On the other hand, it’s very nice to see her maturing and evolving over the course of the series.  The Luna Wilder we [...]

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REVIEW: Street Magic by Caitlin Kittredge

REVIEW: Street Magic by Caitlin Kittredge

Dear Ms. Kittredge,
I think most readers who’ve heard of you are more familiar with your Luna Wilder series.  While I have my reservations about the titular character of those books, I do think they’re a good way to pass the time.  But I’ll confess: the series I’ve really been waiting for are [...]

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REVIEW: The Whispering Room by Amanda Stevens

REVIEW: The Whispering Room by Amanda Stevens

Dear Ms. Stevens,
As part of my ongoing effort to expand my reading (and Harlequin) horizons, I decided to give this novel from Mira a try. New to your work, I wasn’t sure what to expect but the idea of an evil gene sounded interesting. And while I thought some things [...]

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REVIEW: Second Skin by Caitlin Kittredge

REVIEW: Second Skin by Caitlin Kittredge

Dear Ms. Kittredge,
I have an uneasy relationship with the heroine of your Nocturne City novels, Luna Wilder. What this means is that I sometimes think she makes stupid decisions, which I don’t care for since I prefer a certain level of intelligence and competence in my urban fantasy leads (or leads in [...]

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REVIEW: Mortal Sins by Eileen Wilks

REVIEW: Mortal Sins by Eileen Wilks

Dear Ms. Wilks:
I fell for Lily Yu and Rule Turner in Tempting Danger and despite the many twists and turns that the series took, I haven’t lost my affection for them. When I first read the series, I thought it was going to be a supernatural Eve/Roarke-ish type series where Lily Yu, a former [...]

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REVIEW: Crash Into Me by Jill Sorenson

REVIEW: Crash Into Me by Jill Sorenson

Dear Ms. Sorenson:
I have read your category novels and thus I was excited to make the transition to full length mass market novels.   This book had very real characters and very steamy love scenes. I found the suspense to take kind of a back seat to the deception/romance story and that, at times, the [...]

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REVIEW:  Judas Kiss by J.T. Ellison

REVIEW: Judas Kiss by J.T. Ellison

Dear Ms. Ellison:
I’ve read the first in the series and while I liked it, for some reason I didn’t pick up the second or the third. I was able to plunge back into the life of Nashville Homicide Lieutenant Taylor Jackson without many bumps with one small exception I’ll talk about below.
Taylor and her [...]

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