Reviewed by E and Marlene Marlene: I picked this up because I usually love Robin D. Owens’ writing, and so far, the Ghost Seer series has definitely NOT been the exception. I’ve reviewed every book in the series here at the Book Pushers, with one or more cohorts in crime, and have enjoyed every book, […]
Joint Review – Ghost Talker (Ghost Seer #4) by Robin D. Owens Read More »
Reviewed by E and Marlene Madeline and Daphne were once as close as sisters—until a secret tore them apart. Now it might take them to their graves. They knew his name, the man who tried to brutally attack twelve-year-old Madeline in her grandmother’s hotel. They thought they knew his fate. He wouldn’t be bothering them
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Reviewed by: E, Has, Lou, MinnChica Thoughts on the Hero E: Graydon has always been a steadfast part of Dragos’ inner circle. He was one of the first to accept Pia and remained a calm voice of reason through all of the turmoil which has plagued Dragos ever since. Unlike the other Sentinels he
Bookpushers Joint Review – Shadow’s End (The Elder Races #9) by Thea Harrison Read More »
Reviewers: E and Marlene After the death of GrandLord Yew years ago, the Yews withdrew to their self-sustaining estate and disappeared from Celtan society. The current head of the household is believed to be eighteen-year-old Loridana. To find out, Draeg Blackthorn has been sent to the estate to spy, undercover as a stableman for the
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Lou: Thea Harrison has the knack for writing novellas. I knew without a doubt that I would enjoy this instalment in a new mini-story arc, which hints at new and changing politics in the Elder world and human world. I loved returning again to Pia and Dragos and I’m super excited about where the story
Group Review – Dragos Goes to Washington by Thea Harrison Read More »
Reviewed by: E and Marlene E: I have been enjoying McKenna’s very unorthodox “Motorcycle Club” series since the first installment. It is full of murder, conspiracy, friendship, and finding love while trying to save a dying town. One of the other reasons why I enjoy this series is because it doesn’t contain any of the
Joint Review – Burn It Up (Desert Dogs #3) by Cara McKenna Read More »
