Book Review: MaryJanice Davidson’s Undead and Undermined
Waking in a Chicago morgue, vampire queen Betsy Taylor, is back from a trip to hell and now she’s Jane Doe #291, wrapped in plastic with a toe tag. What in hell happened?
Format: a hardcover
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s The Gathering
The adopted, sixteen-year-old Maya is an ordinary teen in an ordinary town until mountain lions approach, a best friend’s hidden talent, and a sexy new bad boy who makes Maya feel…different.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Spell Bound
All grown up and a force to be reckoned with, Savannah Levine makes an ill-fated oath that leaves her without her powers. It’s a gathering storm that threatens the very existence of the Otherworld.
Book Review: Peter V. Brett’s The Desert Spear
The sun is setting on humanity with demons preying upon a dwindling population forced to cower behind half-forgotten symbols of power. Yet legends persist of a Deliverer, but which of the two adversaries — Shar’Dama Ka or the Warded Man — is the true hero?
Book Review: Maggie Sefton’s Skein of the Crime
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Skein of the Crimeby Maggie Sefton cozy mystery in a hardcover edition that was published by Berkley Prime Crime on June 1, 2010 and has 290 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Unraveled, Cast On, Kill Off, Close Knit Killer, Yarn Over MurderEighth in the Knitting Mysteries series set in a fictional Fort Collins, Colorado. My Take I just love Sefton’s Knitting Mysteries series. Yes, the writing is simplistic but I adore the creative knitting side and the incredibly supportive and loving relationships that Kelly has with her friends. She loves her work and she’s a regular terrier when it comes to ferreting out the truth. It’s not like Kelly goes hunting for these mysteries; she just wants to help her friends. It’s rare to find a series with such a supportive, loving group, which is so comfortable with themselves and each other. All ages. A range of careers. Layers and layers unfold about the characters particular to this story and had me […]
Book Review: Todd McCaffrey’s Dragon Harper
Ooh, yet another perspective on Kindan’s life. This time we live through the plague where he loses his love, Koriana.
Book Review: John Varley’s Rolling Thunder
Her grandfather was one of the first to set foot on Mars, so Lieutenant Patricia Kelly Elizabeth Strickland, aka Podkayne, has some big shoes to fill. After joining the Martian Navy, Podkayne has decided to sing, but learns that there’s plenty of danger to go around in the Martian Navy, even if you’ve just signed on to sing.
Book Review: Todd McCaffrey’s Dragonsblood
A deadly and mysterious plague begins to wipe out the dragons and Lorana sends her firelizards back in time to Wind Blossom, the geneticist who created the dragons.
Book Review: Todd McCaffrey’s Dragon’s Fire
People are being Shunned. Pern’s running out of firestone. And Todd McCaffrey is no successor to Anne McCaffrey.
Book Review: Maggie Sefton’s Unraveled
Spring is in the air of Fort Connor, Colorado-a time of new beginnings for the House of Lambspun knitters. But for fellow knitter Jennifer’s new real estate client, it is his end. He’s been murdered and Kelly Flynn is left unraveling a tangle of clues. This may prove to be her most challenging project yet.