Book Review: Josh Lanyon’s Fair Chance
It’s one final game of cat and mouse, as Elliot Mills comes face-to-face with the Sculptor’s partner in evil when his partner, Special Agent Lance Tucker goes missing.
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Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Dark Queen
Nothing is sacred. No one is safe. For Leo Pellisier has challenged the European emperor to duel to the death with the city of New Orleans-and its people-forfeit if he loses.
Book Review: Betsy Schow’s Spelled
Fairy Tale Survival Rule #32: If you find yourself at the mercy of a wicked witch, sing a romantic ballad and wait for your Prince Charming to save the day. Yeah, no thanks.
Book Review: Lora Leigh’s Wake a Sleeping Tiger
Now a Breed hides in the world of man—until a woman arouses the amused and wildly carnal animal within…
Book Review: Thea Harrison’s “Planet Dragos”
On Planet Dragos everything goes his way—unless someone crosses him. God help them then, because he doesn’t know how to back down, and he doesn’t ever, ever let up….
Book Review: Gini Koch’s Alien Education
Boning up on alien protocols & navigating the kids’ first day of school is bad enough, but Kitty Katt-Martini deals with robot attacks, the murderous Club 51, and worst of all, the PTA!
Book Review: Karin Slaughter’s A Faint Cold Fear
Suspicious suicides bring Chief Jeffrey Tolliver and Dr Sara Linton onto campus. But the angry ex-detective Lena Adams, now a security guard, refuses to divulge what she knows.
Book Review: J.R. Ward’s “Dearest Ivie”
This just doesn’t happen to a female like Ivie, yet she gives in to the mysterious and gallant Silas, a freedom she’s never experienced. But it cannot, will not last.
Book Review: Jasinda Wilder’s Badd Motherf*cker
Wanna hear another joke? A girl walks into a bar, soaking wet, wearing a wedding dress, hammered, heartbroken. Shouldn’t have touched her. Not so much as a finger.
Book Review: Ben Aaronovitch’s “The Furthest Station”
Ghosts are rampaging on the Underground, desperate to deliver their message, disintegrating before a young ghost and a godlet to sic the police onto the truth.