Tricks for Free by Seanan McGuire
I can’t believe how much I enjoyed reading about some teenage brat trapped in retail hell in a Disney World knock-off.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Last Boyfriend by Nora Roberts
Do we have to talk about this? Can I sigh over Chris Pratt instead? Now that’s a far more interesting subject.
The Iron Veil by Randy Nargi
Bland, bland, bland, bland, bland.
Betrayer’s Knife by Noella Royce
If the author wanted to introduce a past betrayal as a conflict, why resolve that conflict so unrealistically?
The Queen of Heaven’s Daughter by Mary Trepanier
This Tumblr-friendly tale of polyamorous emo sex workers, college kids, pseudo-two spirit woo-woo djinns, and more is certainly… interesting.
All That Sass by Jen Talty
Singling out five-year old girls as werewolf mates is HOT, HOT, HOT. Am I in hell?
In the Garden of Gold and Stone by Ryan Muree
Why is this a kiddie story? It’s about lizard women wanting human mates, after all. Do we let little kids read this kind of story these days?
No Man Can Tame by Miranda Honfleur
Hmm, the dark-elves here aren’t the evil underground-dwelling BDSM’ed creatures I have come to expect. Still, it’s alright.
Talk to Me by Roseanne Beck
The author thinks she is serving pathos and humor with equal wallop. I think her main characters are too irritating for words.
Games of Command by Linnea Sinclair
I really wish I’d read this one when it first came out. It shows its age.
