Riveted by Meljean Brook
Lesbian colonies in steampunk Iceland, air balloons, and more – aren’t all these fun?
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Drink, Slay, Love by Sarah Beth Durst
Infatuation trumps reason and ethics, and all for a pretty boy. Nice.
Charming Blue by Kristine Grayson
The premise is very interesting, but the hero is oddly out of place.
How to Drive a Dragon Crazy by GA Aiken
The formula is starting to show, but the fun still hasn’t stopped.
Nightglass by Liane Merciel
The hero needs to be evil for this premise to succeed. He isn’t, so… oh well.
Zombies vs. Unicorns by Various Authors
Must it be one or the other? I don’t mind having both dead in the end.
The Demoness of Waking Dreams by Stephanie Chong
At least this time there are no creepy braindead angels wanting to redeem evil creatures.
Quicksilver by Amanda Quick
The romance is somewhat stronger than usual, but it’s up to you whether it’s worth the money.
Etiquette for an Apocalypse by Anne Mendel
An interesting premise, but the heroine is determined to resent everything about this story and drags the reader down with her.
Night of Fire by Nico Rosso
This one is a better action tale than a romance.
