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,…
Let me get this out of the way first thing: I’m not a fan of any kind of fighting. When I discovered the hero is a mixed martial arts (MMA) professional, I was skeptical. I’ve read and seen media stories about the controversies and violence associated with the sport. If not reading this for review…
Since the introduction of Hawke, leader of the SnowDancer wolf pack, and Sienna Lauren, a Cardinal X-Psy given sanctuary with the pack, readers have been anxiously awaiting their romance. The tenth book in the series (and Ms. Singh’s first hardback) finally grants our wish. Kiss of Snow is a solid entry in Ms. Singh’s highly…
What do sheikhs and Cajuns have in common with leopard shape-shifters and bloodthirsty archangels? Well, besides the totally possessive hero, they also share Nalini Singh. Like many authors, she sharpened her pen on series romances (in this case, Silhouette Desire) before moving on to prime time. The second book in her Zulheil series doesn’t quite…
I don’t read a lot of young adult fiction, but when I discovered this received a nomination for best first book of 2010 in the Rita nominations, I decided to take a chance on it. I’m glad I did because I loved this first entry in the author’s Iron Fae series, and am eager to…
In some books, a plethora of subplots distracts the reader from the main romance. However, in Unveiled, all the plots and subplots fit smoothly together to create a very rich reading experience. In some ways this book is as much about sibling love and loyalty as romantic love, and both are handled so well that…
For those who read Jade Lee’s last novel, Her Wicked Surrender, you will probably be surprised at the transformation in Kit Frazier. The once affable young man can easily be 2011’s Most Tortured Hero. Seven years ago, Kit’s rigidly proper cousin, an earl, essentially kidnapped him and put him on a ship bound for the colonies,…
As far as debuts go, this contemporary multicultural romance has some flaws, but Ms. Robinson creates a heroine for whom the reader can’t help but root. The story kicks off with our African-American heroine Reye Jackson hurrying through an airport to catch a flight back home to Austin, where she is a student at the…
As a preliminary note, unless you want to be unbelievably confused, this book must be read in order with the rest in the series. Singh has created a complicated world of vampires and angels, and in order to understand both the setup and the pre-existing relationships, Angel’s Blood and Archangel’s Kiss should be read before…
I enjoyed Midnight a great deal. The book has an interesting plot and great characters. However, reader be warned, it is as much a history lesson as it is a romance. Nicholas Grey has returned home to the Colonies after spending time abroad to find that his father has been hung as a traitor. It…
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