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)
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 Today we’re swooning over a werewolf from not one, but two urban fantasy series. Mandi just can’t shake her attraction to Bran, and the fact his wife hates him only makes her want him more. Read on to find out why the shifter from Patricia Briggs’ series tops Mandi’s list. . . . → Click here to continue reading Love letter to Bran (Patricia Briggs’ Mercy Thompson and Alpha & Omega) [UPDATED] 24 comments News & Notes, Urban Fantasy Alpha & Omega, Character Love Letters, Guest Post, Mercy Thompson, Patricia Briggs, shifters, urban fantasy, weres
In an effort to help you keep that to-read list updated, I’ve compiled the hot urban fantasy and paranormal romance releases for February 2012. All dates are U.S. and tentative. . . . → Click here to continue reading February releases: A Perfect Blood, A Sliver of Shadow, Darkest Seduction, Midnight Enchantment Leave a comment News & Notes, Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult Allison Pang, Anya Bast, Karen Mahoney, Kim Harrison, new releases, Paranormal Romance, urban fantasy, young adult
The February group read is Touch the Dark by Karen Chance. The book is the first in the Cassandra Palmer series. The vampires here are good and bad, the heroine is mortal and you can expect vampire politics aplenty. . . . → Click here to continue reading Feb. Group Read: Touch the Dark by Karen Chance 4 comments News & Notes, Urban Fantasy Cassandra Palmer, Group Read, Karen Chance, urban fantasy, vampires
When we first started Ascension, book one in the Dark Breed Novels, the book was supposed to have a different heroine and a completely different storyline. Then Kyana walked on stage. . . . → Click here to continue reading Sable Grace Guest Post & Giveaway: Dark Breed choices 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) I always wondered why vampire stories were set in Europe or New Orleans or Las Vegas. Why would these creatures limit themselves to places where the sun was out ten or twelve hours a day? . . . → Click here to continue reading Regan Summers Guest Post & Giveaway: Vampires in Alaska
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) If you’ve fell in love with Chloe Neill’s Chicagoland Vampires series, and are aching for another series that promises to having a racing plot, big mysteries to solve, excellent supporting characters (Catcher Bell, I heart you) and intense hero/heroine interaction, I have you covered. . . . → Click here to continue reading If You Like Chicagoland Vampires… read House of Comarré
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