B- ReviewsAtlantis / Urban-Fantasy4 Comments
Dear Ms. Spangler: This is the first book in he Sentinel series and I picked it up on the recommendation of Has Bookpushers. To be precise Has recommended her upcoming release but I was impatient to try a new to me paranormal author. Touched by Darkness is reminiscent of older paranormals but in ... more >
A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsParanormal / Urban-Fantasy14 Comments
Dear Ms. Diver: I’ll admit that I was a little skeptical when I picked up Bad Blood from the Samhain Publishing table at this year’s Author’s After Dark. It looked well and good, from the cover, though I debated whether or not it was really my cup of tea. I will ... more >
C+ ReviewsACE-ROC / brothers / New York City / Penguin / reincarnation / Urban-Fantasy5 Comments
Dear Ms. Thurman, I’ve read your Cal Leandros books since they first started coming out. It’s been a ride. I can’t believe we’re already on book 9! It’s rare that I stick with a series this long. In many ways Downfall feels like the end of the series — it’s ... more >
Book Reviews / C ReviewsLondon / Magic / POC / police procedural / Rivers of London / Urban-Fantasy12 Comments
Dear Mr. Aaronovich, I enjoyed all your earlier books in the Peter Grant urban fantasy series, from Midnight Riot (aka Rivers of London) to Moon Over Soho to Whispers Under Ground, although I put off reading book four, Broken Homes, because I had mixed feelings about your comments in the ... more >
A Reviews / Recommended ReadsAtlanta / Kate Daniels / Magic / Paranormal / Urban-Fantasy17 Comments
SPOILER WARNING – Because Magic Breaks is Book 7 in the Kate Daniels series, there are unavoidable series spoilers found within this review. I’d also highly encourage readers new to the series to begin at the start of the series. Below are links to Dear Author reviews of all previous ... 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 >