Nefarious co-workers, overzealous vampire supervisors, nosy friends, a Cadillac that has received more hits than a month of UFC matches all add to the story. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Tempted by Blood by Laurie London (Sweetblood #3)
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 The Cassandra Palmer series has a ton of potential. Karen Chance creates a unique world with powerful conflicts and a heroine forced to come into new abilities. This first book was hit-or-miss for me, but the tone and characters make me want to continue the series. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Touch the Dark by Karen Chance (Cassandra Palmer #1)  9 comments  Reviews, Urban Fantasy  Cassandra Palmer, ghosts, Group Read, Karen Chance, mages, magic, urban fantasy, vampires
If you liked Karen Mahoney’s The Iron Witch, be prepared to love The Wood Queen. . . . → Click here to continue reading Early Review: The Wood Queen by Karen Mahoney (The Iron Witch #2) One comment Reviews, Young Adult alchemy, Fae, Karen Mahoney, magic, The Iron Witch, urban fantasy, young adult
At the end of Captive, I wanted more. One of the pavens in question has a resolution, one has a gaping hole in his heart and Bronwyn Kettler is left playing a new role. There are so many questions left without answers and it’s all in a good way. . . . → Click here to continue reading Early Review: Eternal Captive by Laura Wright (Mark of the Vampire #3) 2 comments Paranormal Romance, Reviews Laura Wright, Mark of the Vampire, Paranormal Romance, steamy, vampires
What makes this a phenomenal book is that at no point do you want to shut the book and not get an answer. Lothaire makes it impossible to quit. For the overbearing bastard that he is, we, the reader, still want to love him. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Lothaire by Kresley Cole (Immortals After Dark #12) I never thought I would describe any portion of a zombie book as cute, but well Married with Zombies is just that. As the tale progresses it takes on a heavier tone, but always juxtaposes the darkness accompanying a zombie infestation with heavy doses of laugh-out-loud humor. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Married with Zombies by Jesse Petersen (Living with the Dead #1)
The more I read the Dark Mission series, the more apparent is is: Karina Cooper does paranormal romance/urban fantasy crossover right. In the third book All Things Wicked we’re brought back into the bowels of Old Seattle. The dilapidated and crumbling buildings. The damp and the cold. The dark secrets buried amid the earthquake ruins a city just built over. . . . → Click here to continue reading Early Review: All Things Wicked by Karina Cooper (Dark Mission #3) There’s excellent foreshadowing and a creative plot in Street Magic. The dynamic between Pete and Jack is gripping. At times it’s witty, others visceral, but always emotional. Caitlin Kittredge creates such a dynamic world with more questions than answers, which can only allow her Black London series to explode. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Street Magic by Caitlin Kittredge (Black London #1) 3 comments Reviews, Urban Fantasy Black London, Caitlin Kittredge, drugs, ghosts, Group Read, magic, urban fantasy
If Immortal Rider was a ride at the amusement park, it would be the one that goes up a couple of hundred feet before careening you back to the earth at ear-shattering speeds with twists and turns at every angle. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Immortal Rider by Larissa Ione (Lords of Deliverance #2) Rosalie Stanton manages to craft an intense relationship borne of a mix of lust, shared survival and a bit of fate for her hero and heroine. The journey is intense and complex, but also damn hot. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Know Thine Enemy by Rosalie Stanton
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