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C- ReviewsContemporary / Fiction22 Comments
Dear Ms. Ward: *There is a spoiler at the end of this review. It is hidden, so unhide at your own risk* After reading the first two chapters of The Bourbon Kings, I was going to go with relating the book to the grandmamma of all catfights, but about 60% into ... more >
C- ReviewsFreyas-Bower / futuristic / romantic-suspense13 Comments
Dear Ms. Gray, When I read the blurb for Wars of the Heart, I was utterly confused. Let me explain; or better yet let me sum up the blurb, which goes something like this: Katherine Morgan is a diplomat from Earth, she thinks that someone is out to destroy Earth’s ... more >
C ReviewsParanormal / shapeshifters / vampires6 Comments
Dear Ms. Bardsley, About 1/3 of the way through this book, I realized I’d read another in the Broken Heart series. I think it was Cross Your Heart; I remember something about a ghost and some sort of evil. That was the only book I’d ever picked up in the ... more >
D ReviewsAvon Impulse / Paranormal / shapeshifters / vampires5 Comments
There are possibly spoilers in this review. I have done my level best to avoid them. Apologies in advance. Dear Ms. Miller, I decided to pick up your book because it sounded cool and slightly different from other things in the Vampire/Shifter paranormal genre and I’m a sucker for cool ... more >
Reading ListsCarolyn Crane / Gena-Showalter / Jill Myles9 Comments
Intervamption by Kristin Miller. This book is the first in the Vampires of Crimson Bay series and it’s a hot mess that I am going to expand upon in a longer review. Dylan runs ReVamp which is both a clinic and supply center for the Crimson Bay vampires and she’s dedicated ... more >
A- Reviewsdragons / Fae / Paranormal / Recommended Reads / shapeshifters / Thea Harrison19 Comments
Dear Ms. Harrison, As a Paranormal reader and reviewer, the concept of a series is both the blessing and bane of my existence. Ever heard of a stand-alone Paranormal? I’ve gotta look around and see if they actually occur…but back to the matter at hand. After the first book, it’s ... more >