Book Review: Laurell K. Hamilton’s Cerulean Sins
When a centuries-old vampire hits St. Louis, Anita finds herself needing all the dark forces her passion can muster to save the ones she loves.
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Keri Arthur’s Ashes Reborn
The clock is ticking as Emberly and her partner, Jackson, are juggling the need to trust and the demands of the sadistic vampire, Rinaldo, as they race to find the research about a plague-like virus that threatens to destroy the world.
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ “The New Kid”
It’s a test for the teenaged Rule, to experience the human world and see if he can control his wolf in high school.
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Someone to Honor
First appearances deceive when Abigail Westcott encounters Gil Barrington chopping wood—without his shirt! But they each soon discover how wrong their first impressions were.
Book Review: Diane Whiteside’s The Hunter’s Prey
Twelve short stories in the Texas Vampires erotic, historical paranormal romance series revolving around the sexy Don Rafael Perez and his wide range of expertise.
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s The Last Mrs Summers
Lady Georgiana Rannoch is just back from her honeymoon with dashing Darcy O’Mara when a friend in need pulls her into a twisted Gothic tale of betrayal, deception and, most definitely, murder. . .
Book Review: Dorothy Gilman’s Mrs Pollifax and the Hong Kong Buddha
The recently married Mrs. Pollifax off to China, where a young agent who trusts only her, Sheng Ti, holds the answers to a plot involving drugs, smuggled diamonds, a famous cat burglar-turned-Interpol agent, a psychic, and murder.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Otherworld Secrets
The fourth anthology in the Women of the Otherworld urban fantasy series with an even split of two short stories, two novelettes, and two novellas all revolving around different characters within the series.
Book Review: Simon R Green’s The House on Widows Hill
Ishmael Jones and Penny are forced to investigate the rumors behind a haunted house with a team of amateur ghost hunters, and becomes haunted by his own past.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ The Falcon Always Wings Twice
Meg’s grandmother’s Renaisssance Faire is full of passion with a prankster, abused falcons, ambitious actors, and a saboteur — one of whom ends up dead with Faulk one of the suspects.