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A Curse of Beasts and Magic by Jeaniene Frost (ARC)
A new world with a few familiar elements… I had high expectations for A Curse of Beasts and Magic, and Jeaniene Frost more than delivered! As a long-standing queen of the vampire romance genre, Frost has shifted into the “Dark Romantasy” realm. With a few mythical creatures, and a small nod to Beauty and the Beast, A Curse of Beasts and Magic is a flawless comeback for Frost. Major shout out to…
A Deadly Inheritance by Kelley Armstrong (ARC)
A story full of mystery and secret societies amongst teenagers, without petty drama. While our main character is a woman on the cusp of turning 18, her story isn’t filled with silly secrets and unrequited love. Liliana has survived losing both of her parents, and is still an easy admittance into an college she’d like if she could just finish high school first. When she’s whisked away to an…
First Sign of Danger by Kelley Armstrong
First Sign of Danger is the fourth installment in the Haven’s Rock spin-off series. The title is clever, but this story is not Detective Casey Duncan’s first time investigating a murder in the Yukon wilderness. She’s works and lives in a super secret community known as Haven’s Rock with her husband Eric Dalton. They were part of the founding members of this off-the-grid community after living in…
I Don't Wish You Well by Jumata Emill
A great fictional read for lovers of true crime podcasts. I was drawn to “I Don’t Wish You Well” first by it’s aggressive title, and then further by the synopsis. As a listener of true crime podcasts, I knew this storyline would keep me turning pages. Jumata Emill delivered a thrilling journey of a young man risking his life to uncover the truth in a small town full of more secrets…
The Haunting of Paynes Hollow by Kelley Armstrong (ARC)
With a vague knowledge of the tale of “The Headless Horseman”, I was curious whether this story would prove to be a paranormal phenomena, or some kind of psychological trick. I won’t spoil it for you. Kelley Armstrong keeps the reader guessing what is real, and what is imagined, for an impressive amount of time in The Haunting of Paynes Hollow. Samantha was not prepared for torture from beyond…
The Storm by Rachel Hawkins
The Storm by Rachel Hawkins held quite a few surprises, wilder than a hurricane. In “The Storm“, Geneva is barely holding her family business afloat. The Rosalie Inn, has survived numerous storms through the generations, and now it’s the temporary home of an old town legend, Lo Bailey. Lo was tried and acquitted of the murder of rich boy who liked to keep relationships with several younger women…
The Missing Half by Ashley Flowers with Alex Kiester
“Hey! I have just read an amazing book by Ashley Flowers called the Missing Half and you might be familiar with Ashley.She is a famous podcaster for Crime Junkie.It’s her second book and I was really excited to get my hands on it because her first one really threw me for a loop.I really thought I could, you know, do what I usually do and predict what was coming next in a thriller based on the…
Enchantra by Kaylie Smith
Enchantra by Kaylie Smith was a glorious follow up to Phantasma! I wasn’t sure if it would be able to keep up against Ophelia and Salem’s story, but Genevieve and Rowin were next level. Whenever the two of them would let go and just be physical, it was a spectacle. This is especially true of Genevieve. She has no issue with being straight forward about her desires. She is a confident woman, and…
The Last Bookstore on Earth by Lily Braun-Arnold
I’ve read my fair share of post-apocalyptic stories featuring a teenage heroine. It was refreshing to read the perspective of an average teenager whose idea of survival is to simply stay put and see what happens. Liz is seventeen, and hunkered down in a bookstore after losing her family, friends, and most of society to a terrible storm. The Last Bookstore on Earth is a story of an ordinary person…
Under the Covers by Rebecca Zanetti
Rebecca Zanetti has mastered the recipe for romance books in any setting. I’m convinced that she could whip up a spicy and lovable couple under any trope. Historical, contemporary, paranormal – no challenge. As a long time reader of her books, it’s embarrassing to admit that Under the Covers was my first time reading from her Montana Mavericks series. Previously published in 2013, Under the…
The Serpent and the Wolf by Rebecca Robinson
If there was ever a book that could be sold strictly from its cover, it would be The Serpent and the Wolf. Honestly, the color choice is stunning, even for someone who isn’t a fan of purple. It’s so regal and hints at a dark story to come. The snake coiled around a dagger is the chef’s kiss. Immediately, readers are thrown into suspense from page one. In The Serpent and the Wolf, the story…
Phantasma by Kaylie Smith
My feelings for Phantasma by Kaylie Smith are not easy to articulate. I’ll have to break this down into sections; however, the most important thing to know is that this adventure of a book is a top-notch, 5-Star fantasy story. It’s definitely intended for adult readers who don’t mind a morally-gray female heroine. #justiceformorallygrayfemales First, let’s talk romance… The spice level was a…
I'll Be Waiting by Kelley Armstrong
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. I’ll Be Waiting by Kelley Armstrong was a journey through a woman’s grief searching for confirmation that her deceased husband is at peace. In the aftermath of her husband’s sudden death, Nicola is left shocked and almost unbelieving that he’s gone. Even after his funeral. The whole occurrence just isn’t fair, and doesn’t make sense. Nicola has been living with a…
Captain of the Rebels by Isabelle Olmo
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. Mood Readers: Captain of the Rebels is written for the feminist warrior inside all of us. Readers will find themselves both awed and angered throughout this book. It is not light reading for the faint at heart. Be prepared for some dirty language and read the content warnings to decide if it’s right for you. This review post contains affiliate links. How did the…
The Poisons We Drink by Bethany Baptiste
How did the book make me feel? I was outraged over all the hurt and injustice! Would I recommend this book? There are several reasons I would recommend this book to fantasy readers. Venus Stoneheart is a fierce heroine with a dark side. She has to pay steep consequences for supporting her family, and to advance a secret mission to save Witcher society. It’s all morally gray, which makes for…
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Finding Mr. Write by Kelley Armstrong
This could be the perfect romantic comedy ever written. It was definitely perfect for me. Kelley Armstrong took a leap into new territory when she wrote Finding Mr. Write. The rom-com genre is not her usual style, which is why it will surprise her loyal readers. Honestly, I hope she gives us more! In Finding Mr. Write, Armstrong delivers a behind-the-scenes view of being an author. Daphne…
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Original Sins by Erin Young
Reading Original Sins was an exciting journey of suspense and misdirection. An avid reader of mystery thrillers will always be looking for clues throughout the story. Any minor detail that seems inconsequential can later be revealed as the pivotal twist that changes everything. In Original Sins, readers will be treading cautiously throughout the various characters, shifting POV’s, and seemingly…
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