This book is so incredibly boring that it took me over two months to get through it and even more time to squeeze out a review. The flat characters and detached plot made for snail’s pace reading and, finally having read the entire book, I can say that the snazzy, bold title is the best…
War. What is it good for? That refrain often goes through my mind whenever I read or hear about the endless fighting that goes on in some areas. It is a question that occupies an important place in the minds of both main characters in this novel. It is not easy to be the daughter…
Truth be told, I mostly got my copy of Songs of Love and Death because it features a story by Linnea Sinclair, an auto-buy author for me. There are stories by a lot of other authors in it that I admire or have heard good things about, so that was an added inducement. All in…
I had the greatest biology teacher my freshmen year of college. Among the many quirky things he did he dressed as a funeral undertaker for our first exam, had an open casket (no cadaver) on the lecture stage, and had funeral floral arrangements throughout the auditorium. Chopin’s Funeral March greeted us as we entered. If…
The other side. Most of us are curious about what it holds for us after we leave this life. But what about when we can’t leave this life? When unfinished business holds us here until we can resolve our issues and head to our final reward burden free? Four of the tales in this anthology…
If there was ever an argument for reading a series in order, I would have to say this book could certainly be used as evidence to support the claim. While there are some series books that certainly work as stand-alones, this second installment in The Sons of the Zodiac series isn’t one of them. Isla,…
I didn’t date many younger men back when I was doing the singles scene. For some reason, I was always attracted to older guys. But I’ll admit that in romance I find this scenario fascinating. Should an age difference like that affect the the dynamic of the h/h relationship? Does it stay equal? Is the…
I’ll admit it. I love cheesy adventure films. Most especially, cheesy treasure hunting adventure films. From quality films like Raiders of the Lost Ark to not so memorable films like Congo I love ’em all. It is rare that a book captures the sense of adventure, mystery and excitement that a treasure hunting film can…
It amazes me that in the over-packed world of paranormal romance complete gems can still be found. Fresh, original stories in exciting new voices are just waiting for the cover to be cracked open. The Native Star is one such book, with an original setting; fantastic characters; and a new, exciting world to be explored….
Romance fans who have been asking for something different, here is your book. Warrior is set in Mongolia and the first in a series about the Blades of the Rose, a group of men and women who have banded together to protect magic artifacts from an evil group seeking to harness the powers of magic…
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