The Wild Sight by Loucinda McGary
Everyone is so animated and showy here, it’s distracting.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
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.
In Alien Arms by Etienne D’Artagnan
Is this a lampoon or something else? I can’t be sure.
My Fair Monster by Lila Dubois
Would you like to shag a gargoyle? Yes, that’s a serious question.
Deep Magic by Joy Nash
Once again, the setting is far more interesting than the main characters.
Cat of a Different Color by Dana Marie Bell
Finally, the author shows some restraint with the one-liners, and the result ain’t bad at all.
My Immortal Promise by Jen Holling
Well, this one is a much better book than its predecessor.
