C+ ReviewsParanormal / romantic comedy / Urban-FantasyComments Off on REVIEW: First Destroy All Giant Monsters by D. L. Carter
Dear Ms. Carter, I found myself quite curious to see you also wrote contemporary paranormal romance as I was perusing your backlist, so decided to avail myself of Amazon’s finest – and I wasn’t disappointed. First, Destroy All Giant Monsters is the first in the World Wide Witches Association ... more >
B- Reviewsm/m romance / Magic / Urban-Fantasy16 Comments
Max and Kaelan, best friends and business partners for five years, are powerful casters with a tendency to get themselves into and out of all kinds of trouble. Pretty much the only thing they’ve been able to avoid is getting romantically involved – until now. Their sexual attraction hits them ... more >
A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsMercy-Thompson / Urban-Fantasy / werewolves63 Comments
Dear Patricia Briggs,https://amzn.to/3zQT1AuI’ve long been a fan of both your Mercy Thompson series and your Alpha & Omega series (which is set in the same world but follows different people in it). I’ve read them all in print and listened to them all on audio as well. Which series I ... more >
B+ ReviewsUrban-Fantasy25 Comments
Dear Ms. Bishop, This is my first time reading one of yours. The first book in the rather prolific Black Jewels series has resided on my shelf for a few years now, but for whatever reason I just haven’t found my way to picking it up, likely due to a ... more >
B ReviewsDebut / Urban-Fantasy10 Comments
Dear Ms. Bennett: The first book in the Arcadia Bell series has been sitting on my shelf for months now, waiting for me to turn around and find myself in just the right head space to pick it up. It comes highly recommended across the board, but it was the ... more >
C- ReviewsUrban-Fantasy1 Comments
Dear Ms. Collins, There’s something almost guilty about watching two characters who should be together, and aren’t, interact. It’s even more decadently wicked when the two people in question are married – and can’t see what’s in front of their noses. Such is the case with Agency Walker Juliana Norris ... more >