I decided to give this novella a go last night when my internet was being too slow to even scroll my Tumblr dashboard. It was a quick read and compelling enough to the point that I wanted to finish the story and see how the main protagonists would end up… Read more »
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Review: Devil at the Crossroads by Cornelia Grey
I received this novella a week or so ago and finally took the time to read it last night. It only took me an hour and a half to finish after getting a phone call from my brother right in the middle of reading it. And of course he called… Read more »

Review: Tempted by Two by Portia Da Costa
I’m of two minds about this little novella. Â On one hand, the sex scenes are inventive and really freaking hot. Â On the other hand… it really needed a few more trips through an editor. There are quite a few typos and grammatical errors, and there is little that will distract… Read more »

Review: The Last Warrior by Susan Grant
I picked this book up when the Borders in my town was closing down a couple of years ago (still not over it), but for some reason I didn’t actually read it until now. Â I really wish I’d read it sooner because wow! Â What a fantastic slow-burn romance set in… Read more »

Review: A Wrinkle in Time: the Graphic Novel
One of the first books that I really remember reading over and over and absolutely loving is A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle.  I was probably seven or eight when I got my hands on it, and even though it sounds kind of clichéd, it really changed my life.  Like Meg,… Read more »

Review: The Twelve by Justin Cronin
The Twelve isn’t quite as much of a grab-me-by-the-ears-and-force-me-to-read-it-in-one-sitting as The Passage was, but once I got past a bit of a slow start, I read most of the book quickly. And I liked it, I did.  I just didn’t like it as much as I liked The Passage. There will inevitably… Read more »

Review: The Passage by Justin Cronin
It’s been a while since I’ve plowed through a book in a day and a half (and frankly, it would’ve been a day if it hadn’t been nearly 800 pages), but I got completely sucked into The Passage by Justin Cronin. Heh. Get it? Sucked into a novel about a bizarre vampire… Read more »

Review: Devil’s Punch by Ann Aguirre
I finally finished reading Ann Aguirre’s fourth Corine Solomon novel, Devil’s Punch, last night, and let me just say “OH MY GOD, I CAN’T BELIEVE IT ENDED LIKE THAT.” I’m going to try for spoiler-free for this book, but there will inevitably be spoilers for the first three books in the… Read more »

Review: The Gentleman and the Rogue by Bonnie Dee & Summer Devon
I liked this book, but didn’t love it. It’s not that it’s a bad book, because it’s not at all. It’s well written and I like the characters well enough, it’s just that it’s easily forgettable once I’ve finished reading. There’s not a lot of depth to the plot and… Read more »

Review: Star of the Morning by Lynn Kurland
Have you ever started a book, couldn’t get into it, but still came back to it every couple of days just to see if just a few more pages would be all it took to finally grab your attention? That was Star of the Morning for me.  And I really wanted to like it…. Read more »














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