Angels of Darkness
Angels seem to be the new vampires. Curious as to what was driving this craze, I chose this anthology for review. It didn’t disappoint.
Demon Marked by Meljean Brook
Look up complex in the dictionary and one of the definitions will be “novels by Meljean Brook, esp the Guardian series.” Ms. Brook can also be found in the thesaurus under antonyms for “brain candy.” Hers are not the type of books that you read between phone calls or on your lunch break. Concentration is…
Delaney’s Shadow
I’m not as familiar with boilerplate plotlines in paranormal romance as I am with other subgenres, so I can’t say that Delaney’s Shadow was unusual with that much authority; however, it was unlike anything else I have ever read. When Delaney Wainright was a toddler, she fell into a pond and nearly drowned. She was…
Midnight by Ellen Connor
I am loving the new trend towards post-apocalyptic romance.It’s good to know that even if the world goes to the dogs – or chimps, apes, or killer whales – there will still be love, community, and humanity. That’s probably too rosy a future for some sci-fi fans, but for those of us that are romance…
Bound by Moonlight
There is something to be said about a tortured hero; a tortured heroine can also make for some compelling reading. But when there is something very wrong with just about every single character in a book, well, reading it can be a hard row to hoe. Such is the case with Nancy Gideon’s latest, Bound…
Archangel’s Blade by Nalini Singh
All right Nalini Singh, just look what you did. You made me cry! And over that ass Dmitri of all characters. So bravo; great job with Archangel’s Blade. We thought we knew Dmitri well from his interactions with the main characters in the previous three books. He’s the original smooth operator – controlled, cold, dangerous,…
The Demon You Know by Christine Warren
Narrated by Kate Reading The Demon You Know is the third entry into Christine Warren’s The Others series. The first two were hits for me but this one? Well, there are some hilarious moments as well as a lot of fun scenes featuring the rest of the cast. But the heroine, Abby Baker, is the…
Night Veil
Night Veil is the second novel in Yasmine Galenorn’s Indigo Court series which follows a band of warriors battling the Indigo Court, a group of Vampiric Fae. Berkley bills the novel as a “paranormal romance,” but it has a more distinct urban fantasy feel to this reader. Told in first person, this is the story…
Changeling Moon by Dani Harper
When Zoey Tyler is attacked by a rogue wolf and rescued by a toothsome veterinarian, she has no idea that her life is going to change forever. In fact, both her attacker and her savior are werewolves, and Zoey is quickly drawn into their complex issues. These issues and a wonderful cast make Dani Harper’s…
Nightfall by Ellen Connor
With Nightfall Ellen Connor kicks off an apocalyptic romance trilogy which, if this first book is anything to go by, looks like quite the inspired collaboration. This book features unusual and vivid world building, paired with a good, steamy romance. In addition, the authors aren’t afraid to take risks in presenting a story of love…
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