Biting Nixie by Mary Hughes
This one has a manic pixie girl on crack playing the heroine. Proceed with extreme caution.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Timely Persuasion by Jacob LaCivita
Time travel, rock and roll, and yeah baby.
Reaching Higher by Ann Somerville
Another solid outing from this author.
Witch Heart by Anya Bast
The series is coming to a close, but it feels like the party has barely started.
The Virtuous Vampire by Monette Michaels
Good effort, but it’s pretty obvious that this book was written by a most unhip and non-urban person.
Conspirator’s Odyssey by AK Kuykendall
This one embodies every tired cliché about the badly written vanity-published “book”.
Holly-Day by Celia Kyle
This one has an excellent fun premise, but it is too short to take me anywhere.
Hungry Like the Wolf by Violet Summers
Ugh, twats shouldn’t be allowed to be romance heroes.
A Ghost of a Chance by Carolan Ivey
This is a solid paranormal romance, all things considered, with some fresh twists along the way.
Phantom’s Touch by Julie Leto
This is a taut, compelling read, but the romance is the weakest aspect of the whole thing.