Prince of Fire by Tawny Taylor
Haw, haw, here are a few funny moments, but there’s not much else to be had in terms of substance.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Ghost Shrink, The Accidental Gigolo & The Poltergeist Accountant by Vivi Andrews
Funny is good. Very funny, therefore, is very good.
Blood Vice by Keith Melton
This is an urban fantasy tale that ditches the more tedious tropes associated with the genre. Nice.
Very Much Alive by Dana Marie Bell
Loki and Baldur as giggling braindead butt-buddies? That’s it. Very much dead. Dead!
Dream across Time by Bonnie Dee
This time travel thingy is another good read from the author. She’s on a roll, isn’t she?
Along Came a Demon by Linda Welch
Despite the cover art, this one is actually an unexpectedly enjoyable urban fantasy romp.
Eternal Seduction by Jennifer Turner
This is an interesting take on the increasingly tired urban fantasy romance tropes, although there are some bumps along the way.
ParaMatch.com by MK Mancos
This one is a predictable short story, but oh, it sure knows how to deliver a good time!
Starjacked by Karin Shah
This is not a well-written pirate futuristic romp – the names are awkward and the heroine is a pain in the rear end.
They Call Me Death by Missy Jane
The so-called tough heroine is actually more… traditional than one would expect. Profound disappointment.
