Book Review: Shelly Laurenston’s Go Fetch!
How much trouble can one small female be to a modern-day shapeshifting Viking? Well…it really depends on local gun laws.
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Tapestry
An anthology of four short historical paranormal romance stories that travel in time with tapestry as the primary theme.
Book Review: Kevin Hearne’s Hammered
Atticus and Leif journey to Asgard and team up with a werewolf, a sorcerer, and an army of frost giants against Valkyries, gods, and the hammer-wielding Thunder Thug himself.
Book Review: Rick Riordan’s The Throne of Fire
With the gods of Ancient Egypt unleashed, Carter and Sadie Kane have no time to master their powers, and the chaos snake, Apophis, is rising. The world will end if they don’t stop him.
Book Review: Jenna Black’s The Devil’s Playground
Brian’s not sure he can enjoy intimacy with Morgan Kingsley when Lugh is possessing her body. More important though are demons showing up in the unwilling bodies of rough trade club-goers at Seven Deadlies.
Book Review: Maggie Shayne’s An Enchanted Season
An anthology of sweet, magical, romantic stories of love revolving around Christmas by Nalini Singh, Maggie Shayne, Erin McCarthy, and Jean Johnson.
Book Review: Sunny’s Mona Lisa Eclipsing
Even with her memory lost, Mona Lisa rules in the Louisiana Bayou until a dangerous drug lord moves in with a scheme to take her over. A plan that Dante, Mona Lisa’s lover, hopes to thwart with his warm flesh.
Book Review: Laurell K. Hamilton’s Danse Macabre
Pregnant? No matter who the father is, Anita Blake knows that being a Federal Marshal who raises the dead and is a vampire executioner, is no way to bring up a baby.
Book Review: Catherine Coulter’s Wizard’s Daughter
Rosalind de La Fontaine, the ward of Ryder Sherbrooke, and Nicholas Vail, the Earl of Mountjoy, discover an ancient book of magic written in a baffling code. One to which Rosalind is the key to a centuries-old mystery.
Book Review: Laurien Berenson’s Doggie Day Care Murder
Life is good — for dogs — at the Pine Ridge Canine Care Center. But there are some simmering resentments among the Pine Ridge staff and when Steve Pine, the center’s charming, good looking co-owner, is found shot to death on the floor of his office, there’s no shortage of suspects.