A solid paranormal-romance novella
Review of The Better to Kiss You With by Michelle Osgood This was a cute novella. For my second Halloween read I decided to go with a werewolf story. While I’m more team vampire, I love a good werewolf story or really any kind of shape-shifting animal/human. This is a story that I’ve wanted to […]
This book is running for the biggest surprise of ’21 for me
Review of Give Me Grace by Bethany A. Perry Wow! This was way better than I expected. I mean, I always go into a book hoping I will love it, but dark fantasy can be hit or miss for me. Luckily, this was a big ole hit. This was the final read on my “I […]
Charon Docks at Daylight by Zoe Reed rendered me completely speechless
Review of Charon Docks at Daylight by Zoe Reed, Audiobook narrated by Jessie Roynon Wow, this audiobook rendered me completely speechless. I’ve wanted to read this novel for a few years now after the high praise from my co-reviewer Lex Kent. But with a length of 1054 pages, I just couldn’t gather the courage to […]
I would recommend this to urban fantasy fans
Review of Black Water Sister by Zen Cho I enjoyed this one. I have not been having the best reading luck lately so it was really nice to read a solid, good story. Cho is completely new to me, but I have wanted to read her for a while. I found her writing style quite […]
The Wolves of Wolf’s Point face new danger in this sequel
Review of Blood Moon by Catherine Lundoff Blood Moon picks up two months after Silver Moon ended, and I strongly suggest you read both books in order. Not only because then you’ll be familiar with the characters in the second book, but also, and more importantly because Becca’s journey to accepting her new self is […]
A surprising urban fantasy novel with menopausal werewolves
Review of Silver Moon by Catherine Lundoff I had never heard of this series but when the author asked if I wanted to maybe review the books, I was like menopausal werewolves? Yes please, count me in! Imagine going through “the Change” only to find out that for you – and some of your neighbours […]
A fun reflection on right and wrong… with zombies
Review of Bigger Monsters by Eliza Andrews I may not be ready for another pandemic book but it turns out I was more than ready for a post-pandemic apocalypse-with-zombies story. Because, you know, things can always get worse and books, like nightmares, are a good way of exorcising those fears. Violently torn away from the […]
An odd wlw urban fantasy book but I enjoyed it anyway
Review of ‘Catch Lili Too’ by Sophie Whittemore This was an odd wlw urban fantasy book but I enjoyed it anyway. It kind of reminded me as if Effie Calvin’s ‘Daughter of the Sun’ had a baby with Casey Matthews’ ‘The One Who Eats Monsters’ and ended up living in Charlaine Harris’ ‘Midnight, Texas’. While […]
A good lesbian urban fantasy novella by Diana Green
Review of ‘Solstice Moon’ by Diana Green This was a quick and good lesbian urban fantasy novella by Green. This is my third read by Green and all of them have been enjoyable reads. She’s a good storyteller and I always enjoy visiting her fantasy type worlds. This time she took us on an urban […]