Sigh. Just what I need. Another author to glom. The Breeds are a secret genetically engineered species combining animal predators and humans, and 20 years ago the truth of the Breeds came out. Since then, they have fought for their rights and struggled against the prejudice still rampant amongst humans, while some humans support and…
Atlantis Unmasked is the sixth in Alyssa Day’s The Warriors of Poseidon series and, though there is some incredible world building and interesting characters, the momentum wasn’t consistent the entire book. Grace Havilland is a descendent of the Goddess Diana, but it’s a fact she never would have known if vampires hadn’t murdered her brother….
Everyone is writing paranormals these days. Patti O’Shea, according to her backlist, has written nothing but and I’d be lying if I didn’t say I wish she would stop and turn to straight contemporaries. The world delineated in Edge of Dawn, one of magic and secret parallel worlds and dragons mages in present-day Seattle, is…
When I got this book for review, I knew little about it except that it sounded like it might be a fun paranormal. And, at its best moments, it was. However, the hero in Demon Can’t Help It seemed oddly free of inner conflict given the story, and the heroine sometimes seemed just a little…
This was a very, very difficult book to grade. But here goes. Elle Drake has a legacy. As the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter ad infinitum, she is destined to mother the next generation of witches. Obviously, her future partner is of paramount importance. Elle made her choice long ago: Jackson Deveau, taciturn bad…
Normally, I am all for leaving classic works alone and have been known to frown severely when they are mucked about with. However, I do admire sheer audacity, so when I heard about a book entitled Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, I gave my sedate self a vacation and just dived into it. Gentle readers…
I don’t think there is a single paranormal series as well-planned, well-written, and downright fantabulous as Ms. Singh’s Psy-Changeling series. Mercy is a female sentinel of the DarkRiver leopard pack and, as the book begins, she is sick of all her mated friends making googly-eyes at each other. She feels left out, hasn’t had sex…
Having attempted to read the fifth entry in Janet Chapman’s Highlander Series as a standalone book, I can accurately describe that experience with one word: Confusing. Thinking I could leave all of that series’s history behind, I volunteered to review this, the first in Chapman’s new Midnight Bay Series, expecting to begin at well…the beginning….
Cry Wolf is the first novel of the Alpha and Omega series, though the series starts with a short story that is included in the On the Prowl anthology. There isn’t much backstory found in this book, so I would recommend getting a hold of that short story to make things less confusing, as the…
Everyone knows there are only so many plotlines in the world. When they are additionally circumscribed by vampires and demons and werewolves and your garden-variety homo sapiens, it takes really special characters – not plots, not settings, and not six-volume background material, mind you – characters to bring the series above par. Author A’s vampires…
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