B- ReviewsHistorical fiction / non-romance / succubus / Venice12 Comments
Dear Ms. Chance, Once upon a time, in the early (well, early-ish) days of my romance reading, I came across your historical romance The Portrait. This was a romance that was different from any other that I’d thus read – the hero is bi-polar. I really loved the book, even ... more >
B+ Reviewsangels / demons / Jill Myles / Love-Triangle / Paranormal / Pocket / succubus / vampires5 Comments
Dear Ms. Myles, You are another author whose books have caught my eye, but I haven’t managed to pick up. I’ve realized I need a lot more free time for loafing on the couch and reading. Does anyone want to give me that as a belated Hannukah or surprise Christmas ... more >
C Reviews Category / C+ Reviewsangels / featured / Love-Triangle / Paranormal / succubus / supernatural / vampires10 Comments
FTC disclaimer: I won this ARC in the competition to write a review of Jane’s nonexistent weregerbil novel. Review disclaimer: I don’t read a lot of paranormals, so take my judgments of the worldbuilding, mythology, etc. with a grain of salt. Husband’s comment on the ARC cover: “‘Maybe bad girls ... more >
B Reviewsangels / Charlene-Teglia / demons / succubus / Washington State5 Comments
Dear Ms. Teglia: Okay, some background about this review. I had hoped that you would send Wicked Hot as you had all of your other books but I swore I hadn’t received it and when you sent me your contribution for the DA iPhone bookshelf, I tried to hint around ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C- ReviewsRichelle-Mead / succubus5 Comments
Dear Ms. Mead, I don’t share Jane’s reservations about the succubus story, even in novels billed as romances. These days I take the romance label on spines with a grain of salt since there are an increasing number of books shelved in the romance section that are anything but. So ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews / Ebooksdemons / Erin-McCarthy / succubus1 Comments
Dear Ms. McCarthy: I have liked your lighthearted works in the past but I wasn’t at all disturbed that you were exploring a darker side of your writing. On a superficial level, this book worked and I thought it took chances, but a deeper examination revealed some character trends that ... more >