Wolf Rain by Flesa Black
The author gets me hooked on a tired urban fantasy premise, in a short story to boot. Impressive.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Promise of Kierna’Rhoan by Isabo Kelly
It’s hilarious how unaware the heroine is and how she is often saved by the hero without herself realizing it,
Zombie Field: The Rise and Fall by Razorback
I’m laughing because if I don’t, I will weep instead. The story has promise. but the author needs an overhaul in style and technique.
The Dragon Master by Allyson James
It’s alright, but the mate-mate-mate thing feels bland and played out.
About a Dragon by GA Aiken
The horny dragons are back and they want sexy times now.
The Wild Sight by Loucinda McGary
Everyone is so animated and showy here, it’s distracting.
Reason to Believe by Jessica Inclán
While not amazing, this one is a refreshing read because it lacks all the tired old clichés of urban fantasy these days.
Queen of Dragons by Shana Abé
Is the author even trying anymore? Mate! Mate! Mate!
Azazel by Dawn McClure
This one is alright, but the heroine is nowhere as capable as she is said to be, and that’s distracting.
Sword of the Highlands by Veronica Wolff
The story is too bland for its own good.
