Paranormal Romance

  • Kiss & Hell by Dakota Cassidy

    Kiss & Hell is my first book by Dakota Cassidy, and if it’s representative of her work, will likely be my last. The plot moves unbearably slow, and the heroine is like Paris Hilton channeling Snoop Doggy Dogg. Delaney Markham is a medium who, like, helps confused souls cross over. She also holds séances to…

  • Thirteen Chances

    Thirteen Chances starts with a cute idea: A couple has been in love for centuries, but bungled magic has kept them apart. The heroine appears every 72 years, and the hero makes her fall in love with him – only to lose her. The fact that it didn’t really work had more to do with…

  • Dark Legacy

    When I saw that Anna DeStefano used dream research theories at the center of the plot of Dark Legacy, I was intrigued. Someone in my family works in this field, and I have always found the subject interesting as a result of hearing about the research. However, even though some of the theory underlying the…

  • A Stroke of Magic

    Alice Raymond is pregnant, alone, and suddenly wielding some uncontrollable gypsy magic. Somehow she has to find a way to cope with being pregnant by a dirtbag ex-boyfriend, break the news to her family, and figure out what the deal is with her new-found abilities. If that weren’t enough, she has five months to find…

  • Midnight’s Master

    Pardon the pun, but I usually find demon romances hotter than hell and Cynthia Eden’s Midnight’s Master is no exception. It combines the right amount of steamy chemistry with just enough suspense to make it well worth a trip to the bookstore. Holly Storm, an up and coming reporter in Atlanta, knows that there’s another…

  • Scarlet

    A post-apocalyptic, futuristic with vampires and werewolves is what you get when you open the pages of Scarlet, the second in a trio of books about Gina “Red” Santiago. But,when you open it, you’d better hold on ‘cause it’s a bumpy ride. Red has a few problems and that’s putting it mildly. She’s a werewolf…

  • Taken By Sin by Jaci Burton

    Taken By Sin is Jaci Burton’s fourth installment in her Demon Hunter Series and, while I enjoyed it, the book isn’t necessarily a stand-alone.  Fresh from a battle against demons in which he disobeyed direct orders, Dalton is on the run from both the good and bad guys. The reason is Isabelle, a woman consumed…

  • In Over Her Head

    If you, like me, grew up watching Aquaman cartoons, In Over Her Head might be the perfect book for you. Fennell drops us into an undersea world with Mers, ancient gods, talking fish, and sea monsters. Oh, and Atlantis and the Bermuda Triangle. Erica Peck finds herself between a rock and a wet place when…

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