Krispin Adair has been alone for years. After his family was killed by his brother in the ultimate betrayal, Krispin accepted his lonely fate. Until a chance, encounter brought him face-to-face with his fated mate... Ben Morgan, on the trail of a rogue gargoyle, finds himself in an ambush. Attacked and left for dead, he … Continue reading Book Review | The Dragon King’s Heart (The High Garden Dragons #1) by C.K. Noel
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Book Review | Vampire with Benefits by E.J. Russell
A match between a vampire and shifter could be deadly—but this broken beaver doesn’t give a dam. Silent film actor Casimir Moreau had imagined that life as a vampire would be freewheeling and glamorous. Instead, he’s plunged into a restrictive society whose rules he runs afoul of at every turn. To “rehabilitate” him, the vampire … Continue reading Book Review | Vampire with Benefits by E.J. Russell
Tide of Tricks (Shadows of London 2) by Ariana Nash | Book Review
A darkness runs deep beneath London...Reeling from recent revelations and forced to lie for Kempthorne, the unthinkable happens: Dom fails the latent competency test. One more strike and he’ll be deemed unstable, have his registration stripped, and the life he's come to love at Kempthorne & Co will be over.If that weren't bad enough, someone … Continue reading Tide of Tricks (Shadows of London 2) by Ariana Nash | Book Review
Book Review | Paper and Blood (Ink & Sigils 2) by Kevin Hearne
It seems like the banter is the main driving force of this story; it works at times, there's even a few memorable quotes and pearls of wisdom in there but that's about it. The adventure we went on this time around seemed mysterious and exciting but kind of fell flat in the end.
Book Review | The Scars That Bind Us (The Magi Accounts 1) by Michele Notaro
The Magi Accounts 1 - The Scars That Binds Us by Michele Notaro Sometimes the worst scars are the ones you can’t see. World War III broke out 130 years ago when humans found out that my people—magi—and shifters were real. They’ve been imprisoning and enslaving our two species since. But now humans need our … Continue reading Book Review | The Scars That Bind Us (The Magi Accounts 1) by Michele Notaro
Twisted Pretty Things (Shadows of London 1) by Ariana Nash | Book Review
Twisted Pretty Things is the first book in the all-new Shadows of London MM urban fantasy series. Action, mystery, and MM romance combine in this fast-paced adventure from the author who brought you the award-winning Silk & Steel series and the best-selling Prince's Assassin series.
Fluke and the Faithless Father (The Fantastic Fluke #2) by Sam Burns | Book Review
After escaping a murderer and resurrecting his boyfriend, Sage figures he deserves a little time to recover. Unfortunately, life is rarely fair. So instead of a break, he gets to deal with a magical law enforcement rookie asking uncomfortable questions about his brush with death. The quaesitor is acting downright suspicious. Or is it suspiciously? … Continue reading Fluke and the Faithless Father (The Fantastic Fluke #2) by Sam Burns | Book Review
Cover Reveal | The Prince’s Poisoned Vow by Hailey Turner
Releasing: May 2, 2022Cover Design: James T. Egan, http://www.bookflydesign.com Hailey Turner has revealed the cover for The Prince's Poisoned Vow! Every country is built on revolution.THE WARDEN. Soren is a nameless, stateless man, tasked with keeping watch over Maricol's borders. He isn't meant for politics, only dealing with the dead. His past was buried in … Continue reading Cover Reveal | The Prince’s Poisoned Vow by Hailey Turner
Trailer Reaction | Moon Knight
https://videopress.com/v/kVAfPxQk?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata Head Writer: Jeremy Slater Directors: Justin Benson, Mohamed Diab, Aaron Moorhead, George Clooney Stars: Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, Gaspard Ulliel, May Calamawy Wow, the way his eyes light up, the suit and how it wraps around him is so cool, I love it. The show seems a bit darker, leaning into the horror aspect … Continue reading Trailer Reaction | Moon Knight
December readings | Personal Development, Dystopia, Thrillers & Smut
Title: The Lost DaughterAuthor: Elena FerranteGenre(s): Contemporary, Cultural, Literary FictionPage count: 140 pagesPublished: 01 March 2008 My review | Book | Audiobook Title: Station ElevenAuthor: Emily St. John MandelGenre(s): Post Apocalyptic, Fiction, DystopiaPage count: 333 pagesPublished: 09 September 2014 My review | Book | Audiobook Title: Killing FloorSeries: Jack Reacher 1Author: Lee ChildGenre(s): Fiction, Thriller, … Continue reading December readings | Personal Development, Dystopia, Thrillers & Smut
