Book Review: Josh Lanyon’s Fair Play
It’s an affront to Elliot Mills on both levels, and he’ll do everything he can to discover who is willing to kill his father to prevent him from publishing his memoirs.
Source: my own shelves
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Seraphs
Neomage Thorn St. Croix is feared yet fascinates the people of Mineral City, even as she realizes she must an imprisoned seraph desperately in need of her help.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Bloodring
Exhilarating action and lush imagery creates a near-future world, caught in the throes of apocalypse, where a woman with everything to hide finds her destiny revealed…
Book Review: Erin McCarthy’s Burn
Ryan’s surprise intruder turns out to be his sexy stepsister, suffering from amnesia and offering herself up to him. An offer he wants to accept…but stepsister?
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s “Nice Guys Bite”
Silvio Sanchez goes on a holiday date that turns out to be more deadly than romantic.
Book Review: Dorothy L. Sayers’ Striding Folly
An anthology of the last three stories in the Lord Peter Wimsey mystery series that sees Lord and Lady Peter with their family.
Book Review: Eve Langlais’ A Demon and His Witch
Working for Lucifer isn’t all bad, until her ex-boyfriend escapes the bowels of Hell and she’s forced to team up with a womanizing demon to fetch the jerk back.
Book Review: Shelly Laurenston’s The Undoing
It’s the knowledge held by the very shy Jace that may be the world’s only hope as two enemies are forced to join forces.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s London’s Glory: The Lost Cases of Bryant and May
A combination of eleven short stories, 12.5 in the Bryant and May crime mystery series based in London, and it recaps the first ten books, although it ranges all over time from World War II to today.
Book Review: Seanan McGuire’s “Dreams and Slumbers”
After an eventful (and murderous) conclave, Queen Arden Windermere in the Mists is alone again. Alone with her sleeping brother, and the cure that will wake him.