Queen of the Burning Fields by Mara Lee
Yes, the heroine is still a snotty little cowturd. Moving on now.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Alliances by Toni L Meilleur
This one is quite interesting, if flawed enough to keep it from being an unequivocal success.
Battered Not Broken by Celia Kyle
What happens when our Goldilocks-wannabe meets three horny bears?
Sea of Dreams by Keira Ramsay
There is a lovely kind of poetry in the scenery and romance which is hard to get out of the head.
The Last Twilight by Marjorie M Liu
Ooh, a black leading hero!
Immortal Illusions by Ursula Bauer
It looks like authors experience the sophomore slump too.
Grimspace by Ann Aguirre
Jumping through hyperspace-like things shouldn’t be this ordinary-mundane, right?
The Vanguard by TA Chase
The author can only do one mode: sweet and nice, and it’s not entire appropriate for the plot here.
Going Down by Ann Somerville
Oh my goodness, I haven’t been this excited in discovering a new author in a long time. Read this one, everyone. Do it!
The King’s Daughter by MC Halliday
As a fantasy story, this is perfectly acceptable. As a romance, well, it could be more interesting.
