Book Review: Jennifer Willis’ Sinister Snare
A televised ghost hunt, a dark secret, and a ghastly crime scene. All eyes are on surly medium Suri Mudge.
Format: a Kindle
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Flame in the Dark
I received this book for free from my own shelves in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Source: my own shelves Flame in the Darkby Faith Hunter paranormal fantasy in a Kindle edition that was published by Ace Books on December 5, 2017 and has 364 pages.Explore it on Goodreads Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Raven Cursed, An Apple for the Creature, Death’s Rival, Blood Trade, Kicking It, Blood in Her Veins, Mercy Blade, Shadow Rites, Bloodring, Seraphs, Dark Queen, Shattered Bonds, Black Arts, Broken Soul, Dark Heir, Cold Reign, Blood of the Earth, Curse on the Land, “Water Witch”, “Explosion On King’s Street”, Skinwalker, Dirty Deeds, “Shiloh and the Brick”, “Black Friday Shopping with Nell and Occam”, Circle of the Moon, Blood Cross, Spells for the Dead, “Easy Pickings”, True Dead, Dirty Deeds 2, Trials, Junkyard Cats, Rift in the Soul, Junkyard Bargain, Junkyard War , Junkyard Roadhouse, Host, “Gotcha”Third in the Soulwood paranormal fantasy series and revolving around Nell Ingram, a totally new paranormal who lives outside Knoxville, Tennessee. It’s a spin-off from the Jane Yellowrock series, 11.1. Not to […]
Book Review: Charlotte MacLeod’s The Luck Runs Out
Professor Peter Shandy is in trouble up to the eyeballs again. With the Annual Competition of the Balaclava County Draft Horse Association coming up, some saboteur has reversed all the horseshoes nailed to the stable doors of Balaclava Agricultural College as good luck charms. Shandy predicts dire happenings. His predictions are nowhere near dire enough.
Book Review: Yasmine Galenorn’s Moon Shimmers
Camille must confront the Guardian of the Kerastaar Diamond to take control of the Kerastaar Knights . . . or face potential defeat from Shadow Wing.
Book Review: John Creasey’s A Kind of Prisoner
Someone knows every move Department Z agents make and Gordon Craigie is desperate to find the double agent before Department Z is destroyed.
Book Review: Tanya Huff’s The Future Falls
When Auntie Catherine warns the family of an approaching asteroid, the Gales scramble to keep humans from going the way of the dinosaurs. Fortunately for the world, they’re wielding a guitar and a dragon.
Book Review: Charlotte MacLeod’s Rest You Merry
His plans thwarted, a university scrooge returns home on Christmas Day to find a murdered librarian.
Book Review: JD Robb’s Passions in Death
Homicide Detective Eve Dallas hunts a killer who turns a pre-wedding party into a murder scene.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s The Case of the Spellbound Child
Dr John and Mary Watson, Nan Killian, and Sarah Lyon-White investigate a rumor of evil and missing children in Dartmoor for Lord Alderscroft, the Wizard of London.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Let It Crow! Let It Crow! Let It Crow!
It’s shaping up to be a dramatic weaponsmithing reality show when Meg is forced into competition up against several blacksmiths who think women have no place in the profession. Keep in mind that these people wield large hammers and make swords and have forges full of fire at their disposal.