I actually liked the first few installments in Christine Feehan’s Ghostwalker series, but unfortunately, the latest one fell flat (or flatter, depending on your perspective). Jack Norton is part of the GhostWalkers, a group of military-trained men with enhanced psychic powers. His twin brother, Ken, also a GhostWalker, was captured and tortured by a group…
If there’s one thing Nora Roberts has more then anyone else, it’s her ability to create realistic, recognizable people in every one of her books. Be they billionaire moguls or vampire hunters, they all come through as genuine and relatable. That ability is once again front and center in Dance of the Gods. But here…
I’m a junkie for paranormal romance and for Sex in the City, so let’s just say the title intrigued me. After all, how can you go wrong combining dating, sexy singles, and the paranormal, right? And, had Tawny Taylor stuck to a solely paranormal romance premise, I think this book would have definitely been a…
Rachel Bond loves living in the middle of the chaos that is known as Los Angeles and savors the traffic, noise, and questionable air quality. Most of all she loves her job painting murals and has little need for nature beyond that which can be found within city limits. Rachel yearns for some sort of…
Charmed and Ready is the second book in a series, and not having read the first one, there were times I was lost. However, the book is funny and charming enough that I plan to check out the first one in the series, Charmed and Dangerous. Bronwyn is a powerful witch who can not only…
Having read several of Nina Bangs’ deliciously wicked novels, I I started A Taste of Darkness with certain expectations – and, happily, they were all fulfilled. The novel has all the wit and dark humor of any Bangs book, but with this story of two star-crossed lovers, it also offers more depth and character development….
I have a confession to make: I’ve never enjoyed a stand-alone title by Nora Roberts. Her connected books, though, are quite another story. This is the first title in the Circle trilogy, and it’s a good thing that the other books will follow quickly, because I cannot wait! Many of her connected books contain more…
Belle Jamison is having a bad day. Arriving at her coffee shop job late again, she maneuvers out of being fired only to be slipped a drug in her grande mocha latte by a strange doctor being chased by men “trying to kill him.” Belle doesn’t realize she’s been drugged and falls deathly ill for…
Devlin Bane is a Paladin. He lives and dies to serve humanity, to protect mankind from the Others beyond the Barrier, and to fight against Evil. He isn’t human. A Paladin’s only impetus is battle; their only emotions are rage, hate, and battle-lust. Their deaths and resurrections only serve to make them less and less…
Just when I thought Return of the Highlander would never take off, it finally did, and the last third of the book was a very enjoyable read. However, it did take a long time to get there and the book never really came together into a totally satisfactory read, but on the whole, it was…
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