Reviewed by: E Some secrets are best forgotten. “Araneae Nation, Book 5” Fresh from the battlefields of Erania, Marne rides south with Edan, headed for the city of Beltania. Among the Mimetidae guards accompanying them is Asher, who s been a thorn in her side since the day they met. He’s rude and abrasive yet […]
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Reviewed by: E A lady in the ballroom…a lover in the bedroom. The Ladies Book of Pleasures, Book 2 When Lady Jacinda unwraps a scandalous birthday gift, she’s sure the anonymous giver is playing a cruel joke. The Ladies Book of Pleasures may be responsible for one gossiped-about marriage, but for a lady ruined by
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Reviewed by: E Trigger Warning – references to male sexual abuse, rape, physical abuse, and torture Brett DeMarco is a First Lieutenant in Aelland’s Security Forces and hopes to become the head of intelligence someday. After the death of his fiancé, Brett threw himself into his work, dodging his father’s attempts to get him to
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Reviewed by: E Before the cure, Lieutenant Lyle Dalton’s job was simple: kill the Reapers. Now, under orders to inject all captured flesh eaters with the serum that restores their humanity, his Rangers at Fort Dougan face entirely new dangers. Someone wanted the Reaper cure badly enough to spill blood for it, and Lyle needs
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Reviewed by E FTC Disclosure: I received the February 2016 box free from the Ever After box for the purposes of this review. Disclaimer: I participated in a focus group study on the Ever After box concept in July of 2015. Monthly subscriptions are a thing, not exactly a new thing but they have been
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Reviewed by: Marlene I picked this up because I usually like Nico Rosso’s work, especially his contributions to The Ether Chronicles (see review at Library Journal) and his Demon Rock series, reviewed at Reading Reality (start with Heavy Metal Heart reviewed here) However, I found Countdown to Zero Hour to be a bit slow going.
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