Steamy, emotional, and with a little bit of magic
Review of Unbeliever: Love is Magic is Love by Karin Kallmaker This was a good novella. It’s that time of year again, the days are getting colder (well technically the whole summer has been cold as it’s been one of the worst in years) and the leaves are already falling from the trees. Fall is […]
I would recommend this to zombie fans
Review of Survivors by Amy Marsden Zombies! I love zombies and to get two new zombies books out at the same time, well that’s like Christmas coming early for me, or I guess I should say Halloween. When I saw this book on Netgalley, I was really excited since it was zombies, plus I knew […]
An entertaining and funny romance, light on the paranormal
Review of Ambereye by Gill McKnight, audiobook narrated by Melissa Sternenberg I’ve heard so many good things about the Garoul Series that I was really curious about it. This series has 5 books: Little Dip, a prequel or book 0, Goldenseal (book 1), Ambereye (book 2), Indigo Moon (book 3), and Silver Collar (book 4). […]
This was good, dark, and creepy
Review of The Dead and the Dark by Courtney Gould This was good, dark, and creepy. I’m a big fan of paranormal mystery/crime books and I’ve been lucky that there have been some good ones released lately. While the stories are quite different, this had a similar vibe to The River Has Teeth. The River […]
Black girl magic and killer plants make this Young Adult fantasy book fascinating
Review of This Poison Heart by Kalynn Bayron Not all gifts are welcome. Briseis is bright and determined and if keeping herself in check didn’t require so much of her energy, she’d be an excellent student. But as it is, trying to stop plants – flowers, trees, grass – from reacting to her presence takes […]
A chaotic but enjoyable second book in the Jamis Bachman series
Review of Origins by Jen Jensen Origins is the second book in the Jamis Bachman series and cannot be read as a standalone. It picks up not long after Jamis Bachman, Ghost Hunter ended, with Jamis travelling to the Arizona desert at the invitation of siblings who have inherited a house and some sort of […]
A sexier retelling of Carmilla
Review of Carmilla & Laura by S.D. Simper, narrated by Lois Ridge Carmilla & Laura is a sexier, faster-paced retelling of Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu. In her isolated castle, Laura isn’t unhappy, but she’s lonely. When a carriage accident brings a young woman to the Schloss, Laura is immediately entranced by her new companion. […]
A crazy but entertaining read
Review of Buried by Lizzie Strong This was pretty crazy. If you have read my reviews this year you might notice that I have been complaining about reading a lot of well written books, but I’m just not connecting with them. Funny enough, the opposite was true with this book. Now, I don’t mean that […]
This book was a hauntingly good time
Review of The Ghost of Emily Tapper by Nita Round This was a hauntingly good time. I’m a big Round fan so this book had actually been on my Kindle, waiting to be read, for a while now. When I heard a new version of this book -one that had parts rewritten, extended, and added- […]