Meta-hero organizations Echo and the Russian CCCP go on the offense and battle back. Task one: hunt down the secret puppet masters behind the Nazi robot invasion.
I received this book for free from the author as a free story in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Source: the author as a free story “The Gauntlet”by Karen ChanceIt is part of the Cassandra Palmer #0.5 series and is a urban fantasy in eBook edition that was published by the author on October 12, 2010 and has 52 pages.Explore it on Goodreads Other books in this series include [books_series] Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Curse the Dawn, Death’s Mistress, Hunt the Moon, Chicks Kick Butt, Fury’s Kiss, “The Queen’s Witch”, “House at Cobb End”, Midnight’s Daughter, Claimed by Shadow, Touch the Dark, Embrace the Night, Tempt the Stars, “In Vino Veritas”, Updating Pritkin, Reap the Wind,, Ride the Storm, “Black Friday”, Brave the Tempest, Masks, Shatter the Earth, Shadow’s BaneA free short story, 0.5, in the Cassandra Palmer urban fantasy series. This one involves Kit Marlowe when he’s still a young vampire and he’s working for the Queen in Elizabethan England. Download it for free (so far) at Karen Chance’s website. My Take This one is a blip in the […]
Three short fantastic stories that involve the moon.
Two short stories in Leigh’s Bound Hearts erotica romance series.
Pauline Amodio wrote a very interesting post, “Things I Learned from Having a Solo Show” for Fine Art Views that artists should read through. I suspect you’ll be making a list of what to do for your next show!
A short and succinct take on English grammar which dives deep in some areas and skims over others.
Lovely witch Lili Carter takes a job at a paranormal hospital where her friend Sera and patients have been disappearing. Where she encounters the sexy demon Jared.
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Three Gothic Novelsin Paperback edition on January 15, 1992 and has 704 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon A.k.a., Three Gothic Novels. They’re not actually Gothic in the usual sense. Instead, they are three completely separate romances. One is during the 1960s on Long Island, another is set during World War II on the East Coast, and the third is in Dublin, Ireland. All three stories are most interesting for the attitudes of the times. If insta-love bothers you, you should probably skip this trio. The Stories “Ring of Fear” is a sweet if somewhat unbelievable story of a young lady fleeing her rapist after her father’s murder and participating in horse events where she’s rescued by a fellow rider from a series of unfortunate events. It’s an insta-love which takes awhile for me to grasp isn’t so insta. It’s set in the 1960s and there was an interesting disconnect for me. McCaffrey writes of the time period with its drug use and the clothing and yet it has a very contemporary feel […]
Broken-hearted, Jilly Lovitz wants to cry on her sister’s shoulder. Instead she’s yanked off the streets by a tattooed Yakuza punk and secret agent, narrowly escaping…
When eating several courses, don’t be coarse in your manners in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.