Crimson City by Liz Maverick
This is an intriguing start of a new multi-author series, but it could have been better.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Remarkable Miss Frankenstein by Minda Webber
There is another politically incorrect R word that describes the heroine more accurately.
La Pantera: Episode 1 Old Friends Die Hard by Ella Scopilo
Size does matter sometimes, especially when I want to feel it more.
Warprize by Elizabeth Vaughan
Are we so starved of good fantasy that we are overpraising this cringe-causing thing?
Carved in Stone by Vickie Taylor
Gargoyles are sexy now? Weirdly enough, the author pulls that off well here.
Midnight Hearts by Celia Ashley
This is an okay paranormal story, but I wish I remember more about it once I’m done.
Do You Believe? by Ann Lawrence
This one is a misfire from start to finish.
Catching Caroline by Sylvia Day
The heroine is really good at running. Alas, never away from me.
Windwalker by Natasha Mostert
Okay, so the other bad reviews are right. This one isn’t much of a romance, which it is marketed to be.
A Connecticut Fashionista in King Arthur’s Court by Marianne Mancusi
It’s a far better satire and comedy than romance, but still, I’ve had fun.
