Book review of ROYAL STREET by Suzanne Johnson. This urban fantasy novel is #1 in the Sentinels of New Orleans series. My rating: 5 stars. “Fast paced urban fantasy with a good mystery, strong worldbuilding, and likable characters” Read More
Advanced reading copy book review of THE BLACK LILY. This is the first book in the Vampire Blood series by Juliette Cross. Published in 2017 by Entangled. My rating: 5 stars. “likable characters, interesting plot” Read More
Advanced reading copy book review of “The Squirrel on the Train” by Kevin Hearne. This urban fantasy novella is #2 in the Oberon’s Meaty Mystery series. Published November 2017. My rating: 5 out of 5 stars “laugh-out-loud funny” Read More
Review of the novella “Hearts of Fire” by Kira Brady. This paranormal romance story is #.5 in the Deadglass series. Published 2012. My rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Insta-love, but good worldbuilding. Read More
Book review of THE OUROBOROS KEY by Patricia Leslie. This standalone novel was published by Odyssey Books in 2014. My rating: 3 stars. Read More
Book review of SENLIN ASCENDS by Josiah Bancroft. This is the first book in the Towers of Babel series. My rating: 4 stars. Genres: steampunk, adventure. “Fresh and inventive” Read More
E-Book review of MOONSHADOW by Thea Harrison, book 1 in the Moonshadow urban fantasy series. Released December 13, 2016. My rating: 5 stars. “Sophie is a witch without any memories of her past.” Read More
Book review of CURSE ON THE LAND by Faith Hunter, book 2 in the Soulwood urban fantasy series. Released November 1, 2016. My rating: 5 stars. “This is the continuing story of Nell Ingram.” Read More
Book review of Blood of the Earth by Faith Hunter, book 1 in the Soulwood urban fantasy series. Released August 2, 2016. My rating: 5 stars. “Nell draws her magic from the earth.” Read More
Advanced reading copy book review of “A Cold Dark Promise” by Toni Anderson. Cold Justice series, #8.5. Published November 2017. “Excellent balance of romance and danger, made even more exciting by a great cast of characters and a touch of humor.” Read More
