Dark & Disorderly by Bernita Harris
This one is more amusing than anything else. Good for a chuckle or two, but not so much for an actual story.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Fired Up by Vivian Arend and Celia Kyle
Firemen have big hoses. Woo-woo firemen, even bigger.
Shades of Gray by Jackie Kessler and Caitlin Kittredge
Surprisingly, despite my reservations, this one actually hits as hard as the first book in the series.
Gothic City Lights by Brindle Chase
An underdeveloped succubus story – an acquired taste, perhaps?
and Falling, Fly by Skyler White
This one gets lots of love for its ideas and atmosphere, but it’s so slow and nothing really happens at the same time.
The Demon in Me by Michelle Rowen
Mood: ambivalent.
Tempting the Enemy by Dee Tenorio
The author is jumping on the werewolf bandwagon a little behind the pack. Everything here’s been done before!
Dragon Unmasked by Kathleen Nance
Talk about uninteresting gibberish…
Unholy Ghosts by Stacia Kane
Much credit is given to the author for coming up with a different, even daring, kind of urban fantasy series.
Boys That Bite by Mari Mancusi
This is a really cute satire of vampire young adult stories that still manages to kick ass in its own right.
