The Water Thief by Jane Kindred
The author seems to be trying too hard to impress here. Less gimmicks, more coherence and substance, please.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Undoing by Shelly Laurenston
So many nerdy-bloodthirsty bookworm-warriors everywhere – I don’t think my heart can take it.
Die for You by Michele Mills
It’s the end of the world, so it’s time for the “Who gets to shag the heroine?” lottery.
Dancing with Billy the Kid by Terri Meeker
Ooh, a time travel romance that makes me feel like I’ve been sent back in time to 1994. Is that good or bad?
Promised at the Moon by Rebekah R Ganiere
This is marketed as a new adult werewolf romp, but its vibe is more young adult than anything else.
Hellknight by Liane Merciel
The author makes up for the ugh-worthy Drizzt-wannabe in her last two books for Paizo with this solid, exciting entry.
Magic Shifts by Ilona Andrews
Bye, Kate! Enjoy starring in the new Lora Leigh novel with that boyfriend of yours. Oh, and Curran, sod off and die.
Rag and Bone by KJ Charles
Oh, this is a cute one. Wizardry, buggery, and bastardy all in one cute package – what more can one ask for?
Champion of the Scarlet Wolf Book Two by Ginn Hale
You must read this book, because if I am to be haunted by the description of what a troll’s dong smells like, you should be too. It’s only fair.
Chaos Choreography by Seanan McGuire
Who would have thought a tale about stopping patriarchy’s evil penis from raping the snowflakes of the land can be so freaking fun?
