Book Review: R.J. Blain’s Dirty Deeds 2
An anthology of six stories in the urban fantasy/paranormal romance genre in which the gloves are off and simply surviving might just be the dirtiest, most difficult deed of all.
Genre: urban fantasy
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Bitten
Tired of a life hiding and protecting, Elena Michaels, the only female werewolf, wants a life as a human. She only returns when the Pack leader calls, because she owes him. Once this is over, she’ll be free. It’s what she wants. Really.
Book Review: Jeaniene Frost’s The Other Half of the Grave
Ever wondered what Bones was thinking and feeling when he and half-vampire Cat Crawfield first met? Or how their story might differ if he were the one telling it? Well, Cat had her say. Now, it’s Bones’ turn.
Book Review: C.E. Murphy’s Heart of Stone
Jogging through Central Park after midnight may not have been the brightest idea, but Margrit Knight never thought she’d encounter a dark new world filled with magical beings—not to mention a dying woman and a mysterious stranger with blood on his hands. Her logical, lawyer instincts told her it couldn’t all be real—but she could hardly deny what she’d seen…and touched.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Sweep of the Blade
Exiled for her husband’s treachery to the savage planet of Karhari, Maud was completely abandoned by his family. Rescued by her sister Dina, she’s sworn off all things vampire. Until she meets Arland, the Marshal of House Krahr.
Book Review: Heide Goody and Iain Grant’s Pigeonwings
Pigeonwings is a wild comedy that features spear-wielding cub scouts, accidental transvestites, King Arthur, a super-intelligent sheepdog, hallucinogenic snacks, an evil peacock, old ladies with biscuits, naked paintball, stolen tractors, a clairvoyant computer, the Women’s Institute, and way too much alcohol
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ One Fell Sweep
A race, desperate to avoid extinction, is sent to Gertrude Hunt B&B for help from Dina. Only a dread enemy is determined to destroy them and will go through anyone and anything. Fortunately Dina and friends has already rescued her very capable sister.
Book Review: Keri Arthur’s Magic Misled
Lizzie Grace had hoped that Clayton’s death would bring some normality back into her life. But her father remains intent on interfering now that he knows she can manipulate wild magic, the High Witch Council has sent in an investigator to uncover her part in Clayton’s murder, and an even bigger threat has arrived on the reservation.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s “Framed”
Being a werewolf has to be kept secret, and when Nick Sorrentino is framed and then blackmailed, he is determined to handle it himself.
Book Review: Heide Goody and Iain Grant’s Clovenhoof
“A funny, hilarious romp with a dethroned Satan as he tries to adjust to modern suburbia. The breezy, ironic prose sets a perfect tone. If you need some laughs, here’s the remedy.” – F Paul Wilson