Book Review: Kresley Cole’s Dark Needs at Night’s Edge
A vampire shunned even by his own kind and a beautiful phantom, bound together by a passion they cannot resist.
Publisher: Pocket Books
Book Review: Jenna Black’s Dark Descendant
When Nikki Glass’ latest client turns out to be a true descendant of Hades, Nikki discovers she can’t die. . . Turns out her manhunting skills are literally god-given.
Book Review: Carole Nelson Douglas’ Dancing with Werewolves
With a hot new guy and one big bad wolfhound to help her out, TV reporter Delilah Street covers werewolf-run Las Vegas and holds back the gates of Hell itself.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s Double Standards
A business legend who’s used to the best, Nick Sinclair assumed Lauren Danner would be an easy conquest. It’s that web of deceit, however, that finds her fighting against him.
Book Review: Jude Deveraux’s Simple Gifts
An anthology of four stories about love at Christmas time.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s Someone to Watch Over Me
Run off the road in a blizzard, Broadway star Leigh Kendall wakes to discover she’s under suspicion for her husband’s disappearance. As she delves into their past, she finds friends and enemies are impossible to distinguish.
Book Review: Laura Griffin’s Unspeakable
Elaina McCord wants to find a kill. But he’s already found her.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Spider’s Revenge
Gin’s remembering why she shouldn’t be so impatient as she flubs one killing attempt after another. Then again, the army Mab has brought in isn’t doing so well either.
Book Review: Adrian Phoenix’s Etched in Bone
Determined to face the Fallen and the world on his own terms, Dante hopes to piece together his shattered past and claim his future, with FBI agent Heather Wallace at his side. But in Heather’s human family awaits an unexpected enemy. One who could force Dante to choose his darkest destiny—as the Great Destroyer.
Book Review: Adrian Phoenix’s Beneath the Skin
Chaos controls Dante Baptist’s future, one mortal woman could be his salvation. The countdown to annihilation will begin with Dante’s choice. . . .