#NewRelease The Sight by @ChloeNeill #DevilsIsle #UrbanFantasy #Fae #Magic #Enthralling ~Karen’s Review~ I highly recommend The Sight by Chloe Neill, which is book two in her urban fantasy Devil’s Isle series, but at the same time I felt befuddled and […]
#NewRelease of #Historical #UrbanFantasy #Forevermore by @Kris10Callihan #DarkestLondon by @GrandCentralPub @ForeverRomance Review by Karen The last threads of the mesmerizing steampunk historical urban fantasy series Darkest London have been wrapped up in Forevermore. I don’t know if this is the last […]
If you are a Mercy Thompson reader, you are going to buy this book and love it. If you have never heard of Mercy Thompson then you have been missing out on one of the best paranormal/urban Fantasy series of […]
Rosette’s Review I adore you Anne Bishop but you are really torturing me with this ending. I love stories with complex relationships, especially the ones that take time to grow and build during each book of a series. I was […]
Do you like urban fantasy novels that include the Fae in the world building then jump on board to the Alex Craft series by Kalayna Price. Grave Visions is the latest in the series about a grave witch (she can […]
Conflicted in Dublin As I sit amongst the ruins of Barrons Books and Baubles, I feel numb having just turned off my Kindle on Feverborn by Karen Marie Moning. I have been sitting on this beautiful Chesterfield sofa for almost a decade […]
In the Vampire in America series by D.B. Reynolds, I purposely did not read past Duncan so that I could see how the author’s newest book Christian flowed without prior knowledge of the events of the series. I am glad to […]
What do murder, art, the Inquisition, a cop, an art forger and a shifter all have in common? No, they didn’t all walk into a bar together. They are all part of the plot of Veiled Magic by Deborah Blake. […]
~ Karen’s Review of The Veil ~ Chloe Neill‘s newest series starts seven years after the veil between the supernatural world of ‘fairy’ and the known world is ripped apart making our world accessible to those ‘other’ beings who have magic. Despite the […]
I have some major issues with Dragon Fall by Katie MacAlister, even though the book is paranormal romance it is too unrealistic. Let me explain in McAlaster’s world the heroine a mid thirty year old female with no history of […]