Book Review: Richelle Mead’s Frostbite
It’s winter break at St. Vladimir’s, but Rose is feeling anything but festive. A massive Strigoi attack has put the school on high alert, and now the Academy’s crawling with Guardians.
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s Evan and Elle
Llanfair is in a real stew when a French restaurant with a beautiful chef opens up in an old chapel. Things really come to a boil when a dead body is found.
Book Review: Anne Stuart’s Cold as Ice
An easy delivery to a billionaire’s yacht turns deadly for Manhattan lawyer Genevieve Spenser when he tries to force her. Now she in the way of Peter Jensen’s mission…
Book Review: Sherrilyn Kenyon’s “One BAD Night”
A BAD agent has literally gone bad and it’s up to Samantha to take him out.
Book Review: Justin Anderson and Peter Parnell’s And Tango Makes Three
In the zoo there are all kinds of animal families. But Tango’s family is not like any of the others. The true story of two male penguins who became partners and raised a penguin chick in the Central Park Zoo.
Book Review: Joanne Proulx’s Anthem of a Reluctant Prophet
After freakishly foretelling the death of a friend, Luke Hunter becomes big news in Stokum, his rank little pinprick of a hometown. Terrified, but pretending not to be, Luke holds everyone—the local media, his buddy Fang, the Polish widow next door—at arm’s length as he lurches through a personal minefield studded with previously unconsidered existential ponderings, Christian fundamentalists, a missing teen’s frantic mother, and a dream girl who isn’t his.
Book Review: Lisa Bork’s For Better, For Murder
When a dead body rolls out of the shiny Ferrari in her exotic car showroom, it instantly takes Jolene Asdale from entrepreneur to murder suspect, even in the eyes of her deputy husband.
Book Review: Fern Michaels’ Vendetta
Myra’s pregnant daughter was killed by a hit-and-run driver, one with diplomatic immunity. Now the Sisterhood’s creative planning will gain her revenge.
Book Review: J. R. Ward’s Envy
Det. Veck DelVecchio and IA officer Sophia Reilly are drawn into the battle between good and evil, Jim Heron is all that stands between them and eternal damnation.
Book Review: Simon R. Green’s A Hard Day’s Knight
There are good reasons why John Taylor hasn’t been to London Proper, now he has no choice if he’s to consult with the Last Defenders of Camelot about a very special-and dangerous-weapon Excalibur.