Flesh and Stone by Vickie Taylor
The gargoyles are back and it’s worth the wait. Unless you are looking for good romance, that is, then you’re out of luck.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Spell of the Highlander by Karen Marie Moning
Ugh, just don’t bother with this one.
Tempting Fate by Emma Sinclair
The author took the trouble to come up with a premise only to create a “Huh?” story out of it. Huh?
Jewel of Atlantis by Gena Showalter
I like this, but I wish I can like it more.
The Outcast by Jayelle Drewry
Mate, mate, mate and a dash of violence as cherry on top. Don’t tell anyone, but I like this.
Ends of the Earth by Keira Ramsay
A solid story, but I don’t find it memorable for some reason. Sigh.
Parallel Attraction by Deidre Knight
For an urban fantasy story, this one is disgustingly cutesy. Icky.
Crimson Rogue by Liz Maverick
Now here’s a great way to close a series! Fun with poignancy and heartbreak on top of more fun!
Under a Rogue Moon by Vivien Dean
A solid story but the heroine never lives up to her reputation, sigh.
Cold, Hard Kash by Darragha Foster
This one is too skanky for romance, so it probably shouldn’t have been one.
