Midnight in Your Arms by Morgan Kelly
As we all know, when a man falls in love, he is entitled to have that love reciprocated. Sex now, NOW.
As we all know, when a man falls in love, he is entitled to have that love reciprocated. Sex now, NOW.
The fact that this gibberish is hailed as the book of the millennium creeps me out.
Praise Jesus, this one isn’t as bad as I feared at first!
The story is pretty addictive even if the hero has bricks for a brain.
First the vampires, now the werewolves are in town. How exciting.
Mary Sue strikes again and ruins an otherwise intriguing story.
It’s not the grand ending I’d like, but it’s one that manages to entertain me. So maybe it’s one that I deserve?
Why read this one when there are already so many stories just like it?
This one is too short to be of any use, alas.
Interesting urban setting for a fantasy story, but the characters are all as flat as a landing strip.