B- Reviews / Book ReviewsElder Races / Magic / Paranormal / Shifter8 Comments
Dear Thea Harrison, I have greatly enjoyed the previous two books in the Moonshadow trilogy, Moonshadow and Spellbinder so my expectations for Lionheart were very high. Perhaps a little too high. Warning: Series spoilers follow. There was a lot to wrap up in this book. At the start of the ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsDragon / Elder Races / kidnapping / Las Vegas / novella / PNR2 Comments
Dear Thea Harrison, I’ve been a fan of your Elder Races series ever since I read Dragon Bound back in 2011 (2011! Has it really been so long?). [That reminds me: I really need to re-read Dragon Bound] I’ve enjoyed all of the novels and novellas in the series to ... more >
B+ Reviewsdjinn / Elder Races / elves / gryphon / paranormal romance / Wyr3 Comments
Dear Thea Harrison, Graydon has been my favourite of the Sentinels ever since I read and loved Dragon Bound so I was very excited to finally read his book (even if the cover model, pretty as he is, looks nothing like him). I was happy to see Graydon get his ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsParanormal / Recommended Reads / shapeshifters10 Comments
Dear Ms. Harrison, I’ve enjoyed the previous books in this series on audio – this is the first one I’ve read. Having listened to Sophie Eastlake narrate the previous five books though, I still heard her voice reading me the story as I devoured Kinked. I also have a confession ... more >
B+ ReviewsElder Races / Harpy / Paranormal / Recommended Reads5 Comments
Dear Ms. Harrison: I’ve been a fan of your Elder Races series since Dragon Bound. I’m one of those readers who is always delighted to hear that a new entry in the series is coming out and was even more excited to hear that Aryal, one of Dragos Cuelebre’s Sentinels, ... more >
Book Reviewsdragons / Fae / paranormal romance / Shapeshifter36 Comments
Running Out of Dragon Puns – Dragon Bound by Thea Harrison I’m going to start this review by making a slightly embarrassing confession. Although I liked a lot about Dragon Bound, I found myself irrationally prejudiced against it by a tiny feature of the author’s writing which I’m sure any ... more >