Book Review: Rick Riordan’s The Red Pyramid
Dr. Julius Kane is a brilliant Eygptologist who unleashes Set on his children, Carter and Sadie. The gods waking and the Kanes must flee for their lives.
Category: Reading Books
Book Review: Deborah Swift’s The Lady’s Slipper
Memories of the English Civil War still rankle when Alice Ibbetson discovers a rare orchid growing in a wood belonging to a Quaker, who is determined to keep the flower where God intended it to grow.
Book Review: Karen Chance’s Death’s Mistress
To protect her friends, the half-vampire, half- dhampir Dorina Basarab must discover who is killing vampire Senate members.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s A Gift of Love
All of the short stories in this anthology revolve around love and Christmas.
Book Review: Anya Bast’s Blood of the Rose
Class difference has kept Aidan, a working class Irishman, and the wealthy Penelope apart, but soon that will change, for unless these two can come together, it’s going to be hell on Earth.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Men of the Otherworld
The first omnibus of three novellas and one short story in the Women of the Otherworld universe about the men in Otherworld.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s Perfect
A respected teacher who lives her ideals, Julie Mathison is abducted by an innocent man who escaped prison, Zach Benedict. He’s falling in love…she’s falling in trust.
Book Review: Kate Douglas’ Wolf Tales 10
The laws of nature cannot be changed, even if it’s a goddess at fault. Justice too is at fault when the goddess is merely demoted and forced to replacing the missing.
Book Review: Erin McCarthy’s High Stakes
Ethan Carrick had planned to use Brittany as his wife to tone down his own womanizing reputation, but when he meets Alexis and all bets are off.
Book Review: J. D. Robb’s Indulgence in Death
Their Irish vacation interrupted by murder, Eve Dallas returns home with Roarke to a thrill killer — one with a taste for the finer things in life – and death.