“And then I want to weep. To think I haven’t dressed properly for alien abduction.” That quote above is one of my favorites of the whole book. It is how I would feel if I woke up in my pajamas only to discovered I had been abducted and on Not Hoth. Georgie, along with other…
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Belle Morte by Bella Higgin | Book Review
As I have said many times that vampires usually aren’t my thing but I thought this one sounded interesting. I will say that the name Edmond turned me off. Not because it was a little too close to Edward who of course was hugely popular. For me it was because it’s my brother’s middle name. …
After the Plague by Imogen Keeper | Book Review
This was such an amazing story! It is set in the future and deals with a pandemic. One in which there is only 1% of the population left. We meet Frankie who is heartbroken over losing her husband to the pandemic. We also meet Yorke, a US army member sent home from Germany so he…
Texas Baby Conspiracy by Barb Han | Book Review
One this is for certain I can always count on Harlequin when I am in a book rut. Their books never let me down and this was no exception. I had worried since this is the fourth book in the series that I would be missing out on a lot. That is not true. This…
The Night’s Chosen by E. E. Hornburg | Book Review
Eira and Alvis are the Chosen Ones. Eira is the human vessel that holds a part of Luana’s soul, Goddess of the night, darkness, and winter. Alvis holds a part of Ray’s soul, God of the sun. As the two chosen they are destined to be married. However, when Eira’s father is poisoned by his…
Tempted by the Runes by Christina Courtenay | Book Review
Maddie’s family is more than a little obsessed with the Viking era. They do reenactments and even take courses in the Viking ways. When she travels back in time thanks to an artifact she is more than ready for whatever is thrown her way. At least she thinks she is. When she gets into trouble…
One Night on the Island by Josie Silver | Book Review
Right off the bat let me say this was not your typical rom-com, in fact it’s not your typical romance either. As someone who reads a tons of romance this was different but I found in a good way. There was something refreshing about it for me. Cleo writes the dating column but is more…
The Best of Both Wolves by Terry Spear | Book Review
Retired army finance officer Sierra Redding is a red wolf shift who has moved to Portland as a part time art teacher for the Red Wolf pack children. After her hotel room is broken into and she sketches the intruder she gets a part time job as a sketch artist with the police department. While…
The Café Between Pumpkin and Pie | Book Review
I took a chance with this anthology because all three of the authors are new to me. Anthologies are always a great way to discover new authors, and I am so glad that I took a chance on this. I think the best way to give you a little insight into this book is to break…
Iris in the Dark by Elissa Grossell Dickey | Book Review
I wanted to love this book so much. The blurb sets the scene for an amazing story, and in fact, the story itself was amazing. Iris Jenkins is running from her past. A past that includes an abusive ex-boyfriend who left her in fear for not only her life but also her unborn son at the…
