Reviewed by: E & Marlene E: I was very pleased to hear that Castle would be continuing her expansion of Harmony because I really enjoy her futuristic stories. I was also curious to find out what problems or opportunities would appear with the recent, SIREN’S CALL, discovery of a huge underground city with some unusual […]
Joint Review – Illusion Town (Harmony #13) by Jayne Castle Read More »
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
Joint Review – Don’t Let Go (Hope #6) by Jaci Burton Read More »
Reviewed by E, Has and Marlene BP Note: Over the years we have developed a standard format we use whenever we review a book which has three or more reviewers and we think it gives each of us a chance to voice our opinion without writing a novel. In this particular case, we have changed
Joint Review: Allegiance of Honor (Psy-Changeling #15) by Nalini Singh Read More »
Reviewed by E and Marlene E: I absolutely fell in love with this series and Kashina’s writing with the first installment of the Majat Code that I reviewed with Marlene. We both enjoyed it and subsequently reviewed the second book as well. It was a very happy day in my life when I received an
Joint Review: Assassin Queen (Majat Code #3) by Anna Kashina Read More »
Reviewed by: E and Marlene E: I was browsing author websites looking for upcoming releases as I tend to do on a monthly basis when I saw Owens talking about a recently released novella. Shocked because I usually keep track of her publication dates I did a bit more research and discovered she had self-published
Joint Review: Lost Heart (Celta’s Heartmates) by Robin D. Owens Read More »
Reviewed by: E, Lou, Marlene 1. Thoughts on the Hero E: I really got the impression Israel was an anti-hero. While he claimed he didn’t know or remember what happened to bring him to Willa’s attention, he knew he customarily let people down and therefore she shouldn’t trust him. Yet as the story progressed he
Joint Review: The Devil You Know (McKenna Brothers #2) by Jo Goodman Read More »
