Book Reviews / Reading Listsdemons / mechanic / Montana / Reading lists / Shapeshifter / trigger warnings / UF / Urban-Fantasy / vampires / Washington State / werewolves / witch15 Comments
Recently, I reviewed Patricia Briggs’s latest entry in the Alpha and Omega series, Burn Bright. When it came up in the comments that although I’m an avid follower of Charles and Anna, I had only read the first of the Mercy books, readers persuaded me to read further on in ... more >
A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsFrance / Historical / Knights / medieval / Paranormal / Shapeshifter / wolf10 Comments
Betrayal, love, and lycanthropy in the time of the Crusades When Marie Penthièvre of Chalendrey is abducted from her Norman priory and taken to Brittany’s court, she vows never to dishonor her family’s ties by marrying a Breton brute. There is only one man who might change her mind: Tiarnán ... more >
C+ ReviewsNA / Shapeshifter / YA3 Comments
Dear Ms. Erin: Angela James recommended I read this series. I think it is self published although I’m not entirely sure. This book is an introduction to 17-year-old Tessa and the exploration of her powers and how she fits into the larger world. There are many elements, tropes, devices that are found ... more >
A- ReviewsEdie Spence / nurse / Shapeshifter / Urban-Fantasy8 Comments
Dear Ms. Alexander: I am a confirmed fan of your Edie Spence series. I got in on the ground floor and have thoroughly enjoyed watching Edie negotiate the near constant threats of her world, sometimes with exasperation, sometimes with blind terror, but always with a sort of scrappy determination I ... more >
C+ ReviewsContemporary / Paranormal / Shapeshifter10 Comments
Dear Christine Warren: Logan is restless. His best friend just mated with a human. He’s feeling resentment toward his alpha, a man as close as a brother. Because his alpha has what Logan wants – his own pack and a stunning mate. Conveniently so that Logan doesn’t have to fight ... more >
C ReviewsContemporary / Paranormal / Shapeshifter2 Comments
Dear Ms. Evans: I love a good pack book and when The Thing About Weres focused on that, I was thrilled but all too often I became overburdened by complicated magical descriptions and strange writing tics. But the focus on the pack, the dance of dominance and submission, the fragile ... more >