Witch Island by Stephanie Bedwell-Grime
The best thing about this story is the scenery.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Bite of Winter by Lauren Smith
After some build-up, the author quickly tosses in the sex scenes and calls for a wrap. Did she have a train to catch or something?
Kiss the Earl by Gina Lamm
Obnoxious characters who act like imbeciles, very stupid plot, and annoying twatwaffles galore.
Dangerous Match by Alyssa Stevens
The silly instant-werewolf-sex-and-bond thing, sorry, romance ruins everything.
A Malaysian Restaurant in London by Tunku Halim
The author almost delivers a coherent, no-nonsense story. He doesn’t quite succeed… but baby steps, I guess.
Waning Moon by Elisabeth Morgan Popolow
Just WHAT was that all about?
Light My Fire by GA Aiken
I’m not sure about the fire lighting. This book is still entertaining at places, but I think the series is losing steam.
Beyond the Pool of Stars by Howard Andrew Jones
What works well in RPG tabletop games may not work as well in novels. When will these people ever learn?
Nightfall by Denise A Agnew
There is more meat on the cover art than in the entire story.
The Unleashing by Shelly Laurenston
Crazy violent people, limbs flying everywhere amidst the ha-ha’s… yes, it’s a book by Shelly Laurenston.
