The Smoke Thief by Shana Abé
It’s the start of a new series… and soon devolves into a mate-mate-mate cliché.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
The book that launched a thousand sparkly bandwagons, and the epitome of mediocrity.
Devil’s Food Kate by Darragha Foster
How is it like to be shackled to a randy old goat of a god?
Be Mine Tonight by Kathryn Smith
Ooh, behold all these brooding, melodramatic wet blanket vampires wanting your love!
Date Me, Baby, One More Time by Stephanie Rowe
On paper, this whole thing sounds bad, but upon reading it, I find myself inexplicably charmed.
Hunting the Hunter by Shiloh Walker
The author’s big time big publisher debut is a bit of a mess.
Acts of the Saints by KA Schuster
This is something so fun and different, you won’t get it out of your mind for some time.
The Phantom of the Bathtub by Eugenia Riley
The title is the only thing worth reading when it comes to this dreadfully unfunny bore.
Step Into Darkness by Naomi Bellis
Interesting characters, solid storytelling – this is one intriguing debut effort.
His Mistress by Morning by Elizabeth Boyle
The ambition is a big bigger than the execution, but I give this one an alright.
