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A Fate Forged In Fire A FATE FORGED IN FIRE is set in a dystopian world called Erisocia. The author is off to a great start setting the stage for this story by weaving the cultures of the various regions of Erisocia with the backstory of the heroine, Aemyra. I loved the Read more...
Barbarian's Hope Even though BARBARIAN’S HOPE is part of a series, the story can be enjoyed as a standalone. I have to admit, I reread this story about Asha and Hemalo to try for a fresh perspective since I initially read the ebook in the recommended order of Read more...
Firebird In this story, the author combines Roman history, mythology, and dragons which turns out to be a great plot combination. I found the synopsis of the myth of Medusa and a breakdown of the dragon houses very helpful at the beginning before the story of Julian and Melina Read more...
Just Our Luck JUST OUR LUCK is a contemporary romance that joyfully colors outside the lines of the typical fake dating formula. The main female character’s depth is quickly revealed as someone who has a positive outlook on life and how she views herself, but at the same time Read more...
Flora Flowerdew and the Secret of the Sarcophagus FLORA FLOWERDEW AND THE SECRET OF THE SARCOPHAGUS is the third book in a three-book series. After reading all three, I feel the author does a good job of making each book a standalone read. There are some overlapping characters in addition to the heroine, Flora, but Read more...
Heart of the Shadow King Overall HEART OF THE SHADOW KING nicely completes this three-book series. I do love the plot that the Troldefolk (or if you’re impolite, Trolls) get to play the valiant heroes in this tale. I was very glad that I was able to Read more...
A Circle of Uncommon Witches The premise of the story starts well enough. The MacKinnon witch family has been cursed by Ambrose MacDonald. But his reason is that the McKinnon family kept him from his true love centuries ago - you guessed it, a MacKinnon witch, Lenora. I liked the epigraphs at Read more...
Enemy of My Dreams Overall, this is a great tale that is expertly woven (by the author) using the history of ancient Rome and the romanticism of old-world adventure. Even though we first meet Julia at her worst, being the spoiled princess she is, I love her character as her Read more...
Something Borrowed, Something You Despite the cockiness of the male protagonist of the story, I liked Hunter right away. He was unapologetic, ‘in your face’, and (seemingly) totally without a verbal filter. On the other hand, it took me a while to warm up to Nat, the story&rsquo Read more...
Sinner's Salvation The main female character, Anna, Baz’s Mom, is briefly introduced to the reader in ‘Sinner’s Book 1'. Baz partly blames his Mom for the death of his wife and son. In SINNER'S SALVATION, we get the ‘why&rsquo Read more...
Sinner's Sacrifice In the first book of this series, we only see brief glimpses of Baz’s cousin, Yvgeny’s personality. In the second book of this trilogy, the author opens the door to ‘who is Yvgeny really - is he a monster or a protector to those Read more...
Sinner's Secret Who doesn’t love a vampire with an ironic sense of humor? Believe me when I say, you will definitely come to love Bazyli. As the story unfolds we see a ‘down on his luck’ cabby, an alcoholic by his own admission. What Read more...
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