Lou: I needed to pinch myself reading Troublemaker. A romance. A Linda Howard effing romance in the flesh. *dies and then comes back to life* Troublemaker is a small-town romance that gave humour and a lovely romance between two classic Linda Howard characters. Morgan Yancy is an operative with a mark on his head. After […]
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BP NOTE: Trigger Warnings this book includes miscarriage and stillbirth. Publisher: Self Publish Date: 19 Jul 16 Reviewed by: E and Has How we got this book: ARC from the author via Netgalley After a lifetime of longing for a real family, Sarah Smith thought she’d finally found her home with rock star Abe Bellamy,
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Reviewed by: E & Marlene E: Somehow over the blur of the last 1.5 ~ 2 years I missed most of Burton’s Hope series. When I received this in the mail and early in the text spotted a reference I remembered from Twitter, I thought this had potential to be a story I could sink
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Has: Once again Grace Draven has delivered another fantastic book with her sequel to Radiance, which was one of my favourite books last year. This followup is set soon after the events in the first book, with both Ildiko and Brishen dealing with an invasion by an evil race of Galla demons who consume anything
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Reviewed by: E BP Note: Don’t forget to take a look at yesterday’s guest post by Laurence MacNaughton and to find a link for a giveaway he is hosting. Can her magic save the world — before his curse destroys it? Magic is real. Only a handful of natural-born sorcerers can wield its arcane power
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I should have gotten a clue from the constant comparisons of this book to Michael Chabon’s The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, which I have always intended to read but have not actually managed to get around to. I somehow expected A Hundred Thousand Worlds, with its immersion into geek culture, to remind me at
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