C Reviewsghosts / Gothic / Hachette / louisiana / murder / New Adult / Witches1 Comments
Dear Ms. Sandro, When I first heard about your debut, my interest was piqued. A non-contemporary romance NA? Featuring non-white characters? Give it to me! Interests in diversity aside, I’m curious to see if NA can expand beyond contemporary romance successfully. Dark Paradise seemed promising. Set in the Louisiana bayou, ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary / Ireland / Paranormal / Witches8 Comments
Dear Ms. Roberts: Winter, 1263. Sorcha, the Dark Witch, is being relentlessly pursued for her power by the evil sorcerer, Cabhan. Her husband is fighting in another war, and she’s home with her children: Brannaugh, Eammon and Teagan. Each of her children has the gift of magick as well, as ... more >
C+ Reviewsparanormal romance / Witches6 Comments
Dear Ms. Harper: Before this book, I would have said that a paranormal romance cozy would have been not my thing. After all part of the point of injecting magic and supernatural creatures into a romance is about heightening the suspense and excitement right? Though the vampires in this book ... more >
C+ ReviewsFlux / New-York / Witches / Young-Adult1 Comments
Dear Mr. Tracey, I have a soft spot for witches. It stems from my traditional fantasy reader background. After all, a witch is often the urban fantasy equivalent of a mage. Though I’d heard lots of buzz about your debut, Witch Eyes, I haven’t had the chance to pick it ... more >
C+ ReviewsHarperCollins / New York City / Paranormal / Witches1 Comments
Dear Gabriella Pierce: I will never fully understand how anyone could claim the short-lived ABC TV series, 666 Park Avenue, was based on this series. They have completely different premises. The TV show was about an apartment building that granted your desires — but for a price. The book series ... more >
B Reviewsangels / demons / female friendship / friends-to-lovers / mothers and daughters / Penguin / Urban-Fantasy / Witches8 Comments
Dear Ms. Armstrong, All things must come to an end. That includes your Women of the Otherworld series. I can’t believe it’s been over ten years since we were first introduced to Elena, the only female werewolf in existence. And while I’ve liked some books more than others, I still ... more >