Book Review: Carrie Vaughn’s Kitty Steals the Show
Kitty Norville is the keynote speaker for the First International Conference on Paranatural Studies, taking place in London – right along with a vampire conference.
Publisher: Orion Books
Book Review: Carrie Vaughn’s Kitty’s Big Trouble
Werewolves in the U.S. Army? That plus a call for help from an ally in San Francisco, puts Kitty and friends on the supernatural chessboard. And Kitty Norville is never content to be a pawn…
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s Archangel’s Storm
Archangel Neha is raging, for her consort lies murdered, and Jason must find the murderer with the Princess Mahiya’s help, a woman who trusts no one. Least of all an enemy spymaster.
Book Review: Simon R. Green’s The Spy Who Haunted Me
Eddie Drood must win the contest set by the dying Alexander King, Independent Agent extraordinaire. The prize is the name of the Drood traitor.
Book Review: Richard Matheson’s I am Legend
An anthology of eleven apocalyptic and the weird in horrific science fiction.
Book Review: Charlaine Harris’ Deadlocked
There’s a thing or two she’d like to say about Eric Northman feeding off another, younger! woman, but she has to keep quiet — Felipe de Castro, the vampire king of Louisiana (and Arkansas and Nevada), is in town. It’s the worst possible time for a human body to show up in Eric’s front yard–especially the body of the woman whose blood he just drank.
Book Review: Tami Hoag’s Deeper Than the Dead
A partially buried body discovered in the woods by four children will mark the end of innocence for an entire community, for the ties that bind families and friends are tested by secrets uncovered in the wake of a serial killer’s escalating activity.
Book Review: James Lee Burke’s Lay Down My Sword and Shield
Pushed to pursue political office, Hack would prefer to drink, look after his horses, and represent the occasional pro bono case. Then he tries to help an old army buddy and is embroiled in the seamy underbelly of Texas politics.
Book Review: Diana Gabaldon’s The Scottish Prisoner
Set in 1760, the unforgettable Lord John Grey – soldier, gentleman, and no mean hand with a blade – fights for his crown, his honor, and his own secrets.
Book Review: Ann Aguirre’s Shady Lady
Running her pawnshop in Mexico, Corine Solomon is trying to get a handle on her new powers. Ones she’ll need sooner then she thinks when former ally and holy warrior Kel Ferguson walks through her door.