Book Review: Thea Harrison’s Serpent’s Kiss
To save his friend’s life, Rune makes a bargain with a Queen on the brink of sanity has no one to rely on except the Wyr warrior whose conviction is every bit as strong as his passion.
Category: Reading Books
Book Review: Reginald Hill’s On Beulah Height
A drought and dropping water table have brought Dendale’s ruins into view. And a little girl has gone missing from a nearby village. Helped by Chief Inspector Peter Pascoe, an older, fatter, and wiser Dalziel has a second chance to uncover the secrets of a drowned valley and three missing girls from the past. The identity of a killer rests on what one child saw . . . and what another, now grown, fears with all her heart to remember . . .
Book Review: Gail Carriger’s Timeless
In domestic bliss, Lady Alexia Tarabotti-Maccon is living in a vampire’s second best closet, coping with a supernatural toddler, and off to Alexandria.
Book Review: J.D. Robb’s Celebrity in Death
Lt. Eve Dallas is no party girl, but she’s having a good time at the celebrity-packed bash celebrating ‘The Icove Agenda’, a film based on one of her cases.
Book Review: Bruce Coville’s The Monster’s Ring
It all starts when Russell Crannaker buys a “monster’s ring” from weird old Mr. Elives. Russell is sure the ring doesn’t really work — and he hasn’t followed the instructions completely. When he puts on the ring on the night of a full moon, and twists it three times, Russell realizes he’s gone too far . . .
Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Unseen
A maniacal Djinn is kidnapping children, taking them over for their strength, and Cassiel must stop the Djinn lest all of humanity be destroyed.
Book Review: Richelle Mead’s Bloodlines
Assigned to protect the Moroi queen’s sister, Jill Dragomir, Sydney Sage feared discovery of her vampire sympathies only to find herself in greater danger – from threats, distractions, and forbidden romance.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Raven Cursed
A simple security job for Leo Pellisier goes awry when Jane’s past rears up: enemies looking for revenge, Rick’s first change, and a grindylow with issues.
Book Review: Julie Cross’ Tempest
Nineteen-year-old Jackson Meyer is a normal college student, except he can jump back in time with no harm. But the Enemies of Time have tracked him down and fatally change his life.
Book Review: Ursula Hegi’s Tearing the Silence: On Being German in America
An exploration of interviews by one German of other Germans who now live in America and were children growing up in Germany during or after the war. What they remember. How they survived.