It’s been forever since I read the Alpha & Omega series. I only read the first two books and I loved them. I just never got back to the series but when I got a chance to read book 5, I was all over it. From the beginning there has been a […]
Review: Wildfire by Ilona Andrews
At A Glance So much love. The Good I keep hearing this series is actually a trilogy and this is the last book. No effing way. This has to be a series and there has to be more books. Period. I am writing this review under the impression there will be more […]
Review: White Hot by Ilona Andrews
At A Glance Okay, yeah, it’s awesome. The Good Burn for Me, the first book of the series, was really good. It was hard not to compare it to the Kate Daniels series since the Kate Daniels series is my holy grail. Burn for Me did not reach the levels of […]
Review: Burn for Me by Ilona Andrews
At A Glance Sociopath-erific! The Good Okay. So much! Well, a while back this serum brought any magical abilities a person had to the surface. Fast-forward to today and the serum has been destroyed but the world is now (mostly) ruled by the most wealthy magical families who breed with other […]
Review: Snared by Jennifer Estep
At A Glance I do love a good serial killer. The Good It’s up to Gin to find a missing girl before Ashland’s secret serial killer strikes again. All the while Gin can’t forget to keep an eye on The Circle, the meanie-bo-beanie group who killed her family and plot against Gin’s every […]
Review: Rock Wedding by Nalini Singh
Side Note: I seriously sliced off a chunk of my thumb the other night. The flap of skin was held on by a bit of skin so I just laid it back on, cleaned it up (after 20 minutes of constant bleeding), put antibiotic ointment on, and wrapped it up. I’m hoping for the […]
Review: Unseen Messages by Pepper Winters
At A Glance I feel raw all over. The Good I love Pepper Winters. She writes with so much raw emotion that it leaves you completely devastated. Crap, this is a hard review. There is so much I can’t tell you, it’s frustrating. Okay, the basics: Estelle and Galloway crash onto a deserted […]
Review: The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware
At A Glance A solid mystery/suspense. The Good As a journalist for a travel magazine, Lo is given a career making assignment, one week of indulgence on a small luxury cruise. Despite the drama with her boyfriend and a recent break-in at her apartment that has left her emotionally paralyzed with fear, she […]
Review: Split by J.B. Salsbury
At A Glance A unique story that I couldn’t put down. The Good Shyann has to return to her small town home after getting fired from her big city reporting job. To Shyann, this is almost a fate worse than death. *rolls eyes* (Seriously, she really thought this way) Now stuck working […]
Early Review: The Beast is an Animal by Peternelle van Arsdale
At A Glance I was fascinated the whole time. The Good I am not sure what it is about The Beast is an Animal but I really liked it. What’s funny is that it doesn’t follow the normal ebb and flow of the books I like. I like extremes in […]