Book Review: Chloe Neill’s Friday Night Bites
Bad PR causes Ethan Sullivan to insist Merit reconnect with her upper class family and liaise between humans and vampires—keep the more unsavory bits out of the media
Genre: urban fantasy
Book Review: Julie Kagawa’s The Iron Daughter
Deserted by the Winter prince she thought loved her, she is prisoner to the Winter faery queen, and war looms between Summer and Winter with the real danger coming from the Iron fey.
Book Review: Charlie Huston’s Already Dead
Those stories you hear? The ones about things that only come out at night? Things that feed on blood, feed on us? Got news for you: they’re true. Only it’s not like the movies or old man Stoker’s storybook. It’s worse. Especially if you happen to be one of them. Just ask Joe Pitt.
Book Review: Richelle Mead’s Succubus Dreams
Some days, a girl just can’t catch a break…and Georgina Kincaid needs to rein in her out-of-control love life and go toe-to-toe with a dream enemy.
Book Review: Jeaniene Frost’s Destined for an Early Grave
Cat’s deadly dreams leave her in grave danger and the battle begins between the vamp who haunts her nightmares and the one who holds her heart.
Book Review: Jeaniene Frost’s At Grave’s End
Her cover blown, Cat Crawfield must embrace her vampire instincts in order to save herself and Bones from a vengeful lover, bad blood, and stop a lethal magic.
Book Review: Thomas E. Sniegoski’s A Hundred Words for Hate
As an angel, Remy has powers he will use if forced. When two opposing immortal forces want the Key to Eden, he’ll need the help of a fallen angel—sometimes friend, sometimes foe, always deadly.
Book Review: Jeaniene Frost’s One Foot in the Grave
You can run from the grave, but you can’t hide…not when Special Agent Cat Crawfield has to team up with her ex to survive.
Book Review: Chloe Neill’s Some Girls Bite
An attack leaves Merit a vampire with no choice but to trade sweating over my thesis for learning to fit in at a Hyde Park mansion full of vamps loyal to Ethan “Lord o’ the Manor” Sullivan.
Book Review: Charlaine Harris’ Must Love Hellhounds
An anthology with four short tales of devil dogs in these hound-eat-hound worlds, where anything goes…and everything bites by Charlaine Harris, Nalini Singh, Ilona Andrews, and Meljean Brook.