Kevin Hearne’s Iron Druid Chronicles are a bright example of urban fantasy done right. They’re funny. They’re engaging. They have a hero worthy of fanboy and fangirl love. Basically, you should be reading them. . . . → Click here to continue reading April Group Read: Hounded by Kevin Hearne
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In an effort to help you keep that to-read list updated, I’ve compiled the hot urban fantasy and paranormal romance releases for April 2012. All dates are U.S. and tentative. . . . → Click here to continue reading April Releases: Julie Kagawa, Kevin Hearne, Lynsay Sands, Gini Koch & more  4 comments  News & Notes, Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult  Gini Koch, Julie Kagawa, Kevin Hearne, Lynsay Sands, new releases, Paranormal Romance, urban fantasy, young adult
With secret organizations, zombies that come in several levels of gross, and a quiet, star-crossed love that I found myself rooting for, The Doomsday Vault was an imaginative ride. Fans of steampunk, zombies, and twisted morals (or any combination of those three) will enjoy dipping their toes into this world. . . . → Click here to continue reading Guest Review: The Doomsday Vault by Steven Harper (Clockwork Empire #1) 2 comments Reviews, Urban Fantasy Clockwork Empire, fantasy, Guest Post, steampunk, Steven Harper, zombies
Now that readers are so in love with Terrible the fever only gets worse. As such, we’re here to help you diagnose your Terrible Fever, now with more symptoms. . . . → Click here to continue reading Terrible Fever Symptoms [Updated for Sacrificial Magic] 12 comments News & Notes, Urban Fantasy Downside Ghosts, favorites, magic, Stacia Kane, Terrible Fever, urban fantasy
The plot is twisty enough to keep you turning the pages and the characters may become your new best friends. Urban fantasy readers who love a dash of romance will love Kindling the Moon. I promise. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Kindling the Moon by Jenn Bennett (Arcadia Bell #1) Who doesn’t like a cool villain? Sometimes they even upstage the main characters in their coolness, even if you can’t wait to see them go down in flames. . . . → Click here to continue reading J.N. Duncan guest post & giveaway: Oh, the villainy! 43 comments Author Q&A, Urban Fantasy Deadworld, exclusive, giveaway, Guest Post, JN Duncan, urban fantasy, vampires, villains
Sacrificial Magic is dark, and brings the requisite Downside craziness of sex, drugs and magic, but it’s also the most introspective of the novels to date. Clever plot twists, character surprises and brutally honest writing make Sacrificial Magic a must read. . . . → Click here to continue reading Early Review: Sacrificial Magic by Stacia Kane (Downside Ghosts #4) Thanks for letting me drop by Vampire Book Club today to talk about our upcoming release, The Isis Collar. This is book 4 in our Blood Singer series, which features Celia Graves, a former vanilla human bodyguard who was attacked and turned into an Abomination. She’s part vampire—which in Celia’s world is NOT a good thing. . . . → Click here to continue reading Cat Adams guest post and giveaway: Vampires and zombies don’t mix Help us build an “I want to be her” reading list, and VBC’s case for swapping places with Lady Corsair and Merit. . . . → Click here to continue reading If I could be any heroine… I’m over at Heroes & Heartbreakers talking about what makes a breather book. We’ll talk Rachel Morgan, Sookie Stackhouse and the Black Dagger Brotherhood. . . . → Click here to continue reading Let’s talk breather books [H&H Post]
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