Vampire books were never really a big favorite of mine. This book changed my opinion completely. Continue reading
Category Archives: Paranormal Romance
Review: Half-Blood
I’m sitting and staring at my keyboard, hoping to make sense of my reaction to this story enough to write a coherent review… Continue reading
Review: Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
Excuse me while I polish up my fangirl shoes; it’s been awhile since I’ve worn them here on the blog, and I’m about to give them a workout! Reasons to Read Shatter Me Juliet Last time I fell in love … Continue reading
Review: If I Die (Soul Screamers #5) by Rachel Vincent
There are two schools of thought regarding rollercoasters. The first says that coasters are fun, in a terrifying, scream your head off, adrenaline rush sort of way. The second says, are you KIDDING me?! I fall into the first group, … Continue reading
Review: Chaos Tryst by Shirin Dubbin
It’s always a good sign when the first paragraph of a story makes you giggle – the good kind of giggle. Not the snickering kind… But First, the Blurb: A chaos magic Goldilocks and a Russian bear-shifter team-up for a … Continue reading
Review: My Soul to Steal (Soul Screamers #4) by Rachel Vincent
This book was brilliant. Bloody brilliant. I HATED IT. But First, The Blurb: Trying to work things out with Nash—her maybe boyfriend—is hard enough for Kaylee Cavanaugh. She can’t just pretend nothing happened. But “complicated” doesn’t even begin to describe … Continue reading
Review: Dragon Bound (Elder Races #1) by Thea Harrison
If you’ve got a stubborn disbelief, you might benefit from a nice glass of wine or two before starting this story… But First, the Blurb: Half-human and half-wyr, Pia Giovanni spent her life keeping a low profile among the wyrkind … Continue reading
Review: Paranormalcy by Kiersten White
I’m always a little skeptical of paranormal stories that are tagged with the word “funny” because I just can’t get into the really light, fluffy paranormal stuff. Thankfully, this story falls into that rare category of being both dark and … Continue reading