Psyche’s Gate by Danielle D Smith
I think the author loves this one more than I can ever would.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Battle of the Network Zombies by Mark Henry
Spotty pacing drags this one down quite a bit. Feels like the author doesn’t really know what to do with the premise.
Given by Lisa G Riley and Roslyn Hardy Holcomb
Talk about a huge disappointment: a historical black romance… that ends up being another mundane story.
Charm Me, Baby by Monica Jackson
Who would have thought the author has a knack for over the top fantastical romps?
Shadow Blade by Seressia Glass
This is not an urban fantasy as much as it is an urban landfill infodump.
Hell’s Angel by Jackie Kessler
Even angels can’t avoid the horny call to mate in hell on earth…
The Egyptian Demon’s Daughter by Ciar Cullen
More fun with trope subversion!
Lynx by Joely Skye
The second half is a bog, which is a shame as the first half is shaping up to be a good furry romance romp.
Three Days to Dead by Kelly Meding
I always love a good start to a new urban fantasy series. Don’t let me down!
Wolf Games by Vivian Arend
Wait, it’s really a werewolf Olympics-like thing? Cool.
