Book Review: Craig McLay’s Village Books
Village Books is a local institution…which is good, because most of the staff probably belong in one.
Village Books is a local institution…which is good, because most of the staff probably belong in one.
Snowed in with the power gone, jilted bride Breanne Mooreland finds a strange man in her bridal suite. And eventually comes across an even stranger staff roaming the darkened house.
Kids are being abducted, and single mom Violet Parker is desperate to keep her daughter safe, stop the creepy messages, and hang onto her job with her only buyer a stranger with secrets.
It’s nature and nurture as events reveal the apprentice dealing out death all over the city, and Eve realizes how important choice is in life.
Forced together by Ronin’s trip to Japan, Shiori Hirano and Knox Lofgren butt heads on every level, until Shiori proves that he’s been waiting for her all along.
An explanation of BDSM thinly disguised as a story and revolving around vampire hunter Anita Blake’s issues with the too-submissive Jade.
An insightful tale as Quentin Solly realizes how much he’s grown in Sir Toby Daye’s service as he argues with his parents about returning home.
A missing master vampire chained in a pit with dead bodies could tip supernatural tensions to all-out war as Jane tries to keep the peace between vamps and witches.
M.P. Jack Reacher is sent in to answer who would assassinate a brilliant officer on the fast-track to greatness? For Jack Reacher, the answer hits home.
A device capable of carrying a city’s data stream pulls Rachel between realities, marooning her in a world where the supernatural holds no sway.