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Review: Not Quite Human by Kaye Draper
Not quite human, not quite beast. Not quite female, not quite male. Sometimes hunter, sometimes prey. Always alone. Until them. Fiend hunter Sam “Sabertooth” Forest is used to being on the outskirts. A cur with a mix of shifter and human blood, Sam can’t fully shift to beast but can’t fully pass as human. Through sheer determination, and a desire to protect the broken shifter woman who raised…
Ghostromance by Kaye Draper - A Book Review
Ghostromance (Reluctant Necromancer - Book 1) by Kaye Draper - A Book Review #BookReview #UrbanFantasy #RH #MediumBurn #Slowbuild #Novella #KindleUnlimited #KU
Ghostromance (Reluctant Necromancer – Book 1) by Kaye Draper My rating: 4 of 5 stars Urban Fantasy, Medium Burn / Slow Build RH, Novella Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited Down & Dirty
A Necromancer who doesn’t really know she is a Necromancer and a Medium who doesn’t follow the rules. It’s fun, it’s fast – and it’s free on Kindle Unlimited.
What is it about?
(Blurb from GoodReads)
Spooky…
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Gryphon's Pride by Kaye Draper - A Book Review
Gryphon's Pride (Gesa's Menagerie - Book 1) by Kaye Draper - A Book Review #BookReview #4Stars #Novella #PNR #RH #KindleUnlimited #KU
Gryphon’s Pride (Gesa’s Menagerie – Book 1) by Kaye Draper My rating: 4 of 5 stars Slow Build, Medium Burn RH, PNR, Novella Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited Down & Dirty
Don’t let the idea of a Novella fool you, this tight and neat story presents all the goodies with none of the fluff – and it’s free on Kindle Unlimited.
What is it about?
(Blurb from GoodReads)
Not your typical reverse…
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Review: <i>Wolfromance</i> (Reluctant Necromancer #3) by Kaye Draper
Review: Wolfromance (Reluctant Necromancer #3) by Kaye Draper
I understand that authors are always warned not to “info-dump” to their readers, that they should include the information the reader needs to know naturally through the story. But there’s a downside to that, when so many things are going on that everyone EXCEPT the main character knows about. At some point, someone needs to sit Esper down and just give her a crash course in the greater magical…
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Review: Vampromance (Reluctant Necromancer #2) by Kaye Draper
Review: Vampromance (Reluctant Necromancer #2) by Kaye Draper
I don’t get to binge-read this series like I did Draper’s previous reverse harem epic, but I’m enjoying it all the same. Esper is an intriguing character, and I appreciate the set-up of her being lost from her family line as a way for the audience to learn about the greater magical world through her eyes. However, the way she continues to belittle her appearance is aggravating, and I hope she…
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