Book Review: Kalayna Price’s Grave Dance
A left foot. Seems the Nekros City morgue is collecting them with the city under assault by marauding beasts that are not alive. Pray that their claws don’t touch you.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Kalayna Price’s Grave Witch
The first witch to raise a witness from the dead to testify at her murderer’s trial and it can only help her business’ bottom line. Then Alex is hired by her sister.
Book Review: Carrie Vaughn’s Kitty Goes to War
A friend contacts Kitty Norville, Alpha werewolf and host of “The Midnight Hour”, a radio call-in show, about three Army soldiers, three killer werewolves, suffering from PTSD.
Book Review: Lucy Monroe’s Dragon’s Moon
Prince Erik and Clara may be true mates, but this dragon and wolf are lifelong enemies. Together they must face their past and save their worlds.
Book Review: Allison Pang’s A Trace of Moonlight
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.A Trace of Moonlightin Paperback edition on October 30, 2012 and has 381 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon Third in the Abby Sinclair urban fantasy series revolving around Abby, a half-fae, half-human KeyStone who can function as a TouchStone to anyone. My Take The writing is getting better and Abby is being less of a ditz. Although that’s not really saying much as she’s a major idiot at the beginning. I still want to slice her up with a sword. Stupid woman. After overhearing that conversation in the garden, I do NOT understand how she could interpret it as she does. I suspect someone just read this section over quickly and couldn’t be bothered with a proper editing job. It’s not exactly a raving endorsement to read this, I realize. I do like Pang’s basic storyline. It’s interesting how she’s created a fey culture with these particular twists. But Abby is so stupid. And wishy-washy. Arghh. She’s so clueless about how Faerie operates and she just rushes in, rushes off, releasing and […]
Word Confusion: Conscience versus Conscious
When eating several courses, don’t be coarse in your manners in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Kristen Painter’s Out for Blood
The Kubai Mata blackmail Chrysabelle into rescuing the child Tatiana kidnapped. Or Mal becomes enemy number one.
Book Review: Patricia Cornwell’s Bone Bed
The suspicious disappearance of a paleontologist connects to a series of crimes much closer to home: a murder, tortures, and trace evidence from the dinosaur age.
Book Review: Jaci Burton’s Playing to Win
Football star Cole Riley has to clean up his image and is forced to work with Savannah Brooks. She lays down the rules: no personal complications, a policy that only lasts until one of them yields.
Book Review: Meljean Brook’s Riveted
Determined to solve the mystery of his own origin, David will stop at nothing to expose Annika’s secrets. But disaster strikes, stranding them on a glacier, their very survival depending on keeping the heat rising between them—and generating lots of steam.