Book Review: Lilith Saintcrow’s Working for the Devil
When the devil needs a rogue demon killed, he calls Dante Valentine–a cross between Laurell K. Hamilton’s Anita Blake and Kim Harrison’s Rachel Morgan.
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Book Review: Sabrina Jeffries’ The Dangerous Lord
Her plan to save her friend backfires when the notorious Viscount St Clair blackmails Felicity Taylor into wedding him to secure his fortune. But Ian has met his match.
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Love Came Just in Time
Four short stories with one in the De Piaget series, two in the MacLeod series, and the fourth in both De Piaget and MacLeod. Both series intertwine with historical paranormal romance and time travel into Scotland.
Book Review: Sherrilyn Kenyon & Dianna Love’s Blood Trinity
After a lifetime in the shadows, Evalle, half-human/half-demon, is accused of a savage murder. A mere personal problem when she learns about supernatural terrorists.
Book Review: David Weber and Eric Flint’s Changer of Worlds
Four short stories in the Honorverse military science fiction series.
Book Review: Maggie Shayne’s Twilight Begins
A two-for-one deal that includes both full-length stories that begin the Wings in the Night historical paranormal fantasy series.
Book Review: Sherri L. King’s Manaconda
Three short erotic romance stories by Sherri L. King, Jaid Black, and Lora Leigh.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Living with the Dead
Trying to build a new life after her husband died, Robyn finds herself the prime suspect in her client’s murder. The only people determined to clear her are her old friend,Hope Adams and a homicide detective with an uncanny affinity for the dead.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Personal Demon
When Benicio Cortez, the head of the Cortez Cabal, needs Hope Adams, a tabloid reporter and a half-demon with a thirst for chaos, to infiltrate kids getting out of hand, Hope hops on it.
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ Midnight Promises
Jack would do anything for Annie, even tell her he loved her, if that’s what she needed to hear. But Jack believes in friendship, and he wants to keep Annie forever–as a friend.