Book Review: Laurell K. Hamilton’s Bloody Bones
A land dispute in Branson lands Anita between a sword-wielding vampire and bodies horribly slaughtered. Anita will need Jean-Claude’s help and counter a betrayal while dealing with myth.
Publisher: Penguin
Book Review: Jennifer Chiaverini’s Round Robin
Round Robin reunites readers with the Elm Creek Quilters in this poignant and heartwarming follow-up to The Quilter’s Apprentice, Jennifer Chiaverini’s acclaimed debut novel. “She chose green and blue for the colors of Elm Creek Manor. She chose blue for truth and green for new beginnings . . .”
Book Review: John Varley’s Red Thunder
Seven suburban misfits are constructing a spaceship out of old tanker cars. The plan is to beat the Chinese to Mars–in under four days at three million miles an hour. It would be history in the making if it didn’t sound so insane.
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: Lora Leigh’s Navarro’s Promise
The breed guaranteed Mica no harm would come to her, but they never allowed for her sensual fascination with Navarro, or his need to claim her as his mate.
Book Review: Patricia A. McKillip’s Harrowing the Dragon
An omnibus of fifteen fairy tales given a twist by McKillip
Book Review: Jasper Fforde’s One of Our Thursdays is Missing
The real Thursday retired to RealWorld, and the Council begs written Thursday to be their emissary to the warring Genre factions and falls into a fiendish plot.
Book Review: Taylor Anderson’s Rising Tides
As Lt Cdr Matthew Reddy and the crew of the U.S.S. Walker continue their battle for both freedom and survival, the stakes are more personal…and perilous.
Book Review: Clive Cussler and Jack du Brul’s The Jungle
To pull off their latest mission, Juan Cabrillo and the crew of the Oregon must survive lies and betrayals of covert ops teams, a 13th century weapon, a daring rescue, and a missing woman.
Book Review: J.D. Robb’s Kindred in Death
The torture-murder of a young girl, the daughter of a fellow cop pulls Eve’s attention away from her duties as Louise’s matron of honor. Thank god.