Along Came a Demon by Linda Welch
Despite the cover art, this one is actually an unexpectedly enjoyable urban fantasy romp.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
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.
Mated to a Wolf by Marisa Chenery
And we’re still all about the mate, mate, mate, mate, mate…
The Warlord’s Daughter by Susan Grant
The romance could use some spice, but the rest of the story is still fine.
Dogs and Goddesses by Jennifer Crusie, Anne Stuart, and Lani Diane Rich
Thanks for ruining dogs for me, authors!
Magic’s Design by Cat Adams
It seems like more details were paid to the setting than the story itself.
Called by Blood by Evie Byrne
That’s the way: if we’re going to use all those vampire tropes, let’s make them funny.
