Reviewed by: E Love is her enemy…until his beast sets her free. Cymbeline Kendall’s life is quiet, solitary—until a letter appears in her P.O. box. Then she becomes an Incendiary, a human chosen at birth to be trained to strike like lightning to take out the most dangerous of the Werekind, then fade back into […]
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This series is super high on the smexing content, with the paranormal worldbuilding secondary to the erotic romance. I reviewed Ecstasy Unbound favourably here, and while I liked Ecstasy Claimed, I didn’t enjoy it as much as the first book, which had more action within the paranormal setting. Gregoire and Alyssa’s romance was very heavy
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Group review of the first novella in this story arc here Lou: Pia Does Hollywood is the second installment in this story arc featuring the Cuelebre family. It follows on from events from Dragos Goes to Washington, where more is revealed about the reason for Pia’s illness from the first book (spoilers, spoilers *grins*) which
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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
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Reviewed by: E In an all-new series, New York Times bestselling author Yasmine Galenorn invites readers to Whisper Hollow, where spirits walk among the living and the lake never gives up her dead… Fifteen years ago, I ran away from Whisper Hollow, Washington, a small town on Crescent Lake in the Olympic Peninsula. But truth
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Reviewed by: Marlene This year marks the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice in Wonderland, which may explain the theme of this collection. And probably also explains the release of After Alice by Geoffrey Maguire later this year. As most of us remember, Alice falls down a rabbit hole chasing the March Hare on
