The Dragon Who Loved Me by GA Aiken
The killer children steal all the scenes here.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Gridlock by Nathalie Gray
The author has served better stories in the past. This one doesn’t lock me in, but it’s okay.
Zero Factor by Stacy Gail
Futuristic loverboy here can use an upgrade or two in the length department. The length of the story, that is.
Ghost in the Machine by Barbara J Hancock
This one is so giving it up the ghost kind of good.
Zombie Love by Suzan Harden
This series is still stuck on Planet Blah at this point. Shame, as zombies need love too.
Where Demons Fear to Tread by Stephanie Chong
If romance authors are dead set on making tyrants and literal demons woobies with tortured soul, it will happen, logic and common sense be damned.
The Worldwound Gambit by Robin D Laws
A great demon-infested setting, and the author can still screw that up. Sigh.
Plague of Shadows by Howard Andrew Jones
Oh rejoice, this is one rare Pathfinder Tales book that does not make me cringe!
Seeing Spots by Ellen Fisher
This one may have been better if it had been a straight-up contemporary romp.
The Dark World by Henry Kuttner
The question of who really wrote this one is more interesting than the story itself.
