Under the Blood Red Moon by Mina Hepsen
Oh look, it’s Stephenie Meyer’s sister too late to the game… or so it seems.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
My Wicked Enemy by Carolyn Jewel
The tragedy of this otherwise decent (if tepid) urban fantasy romp is that the heroine survives until the very end.
Death and the Demon by Hortense Powdermaker
Funny, but that’s about it.
Clockwork Heart by Dru Pagliassotti
Moron heroines can ruin any story, no matter how interesting the setting is.
Prey by Melina Morel
This is a little better than the last book in the series, but not enough to be worth bothering with.
Ready & Willing by Elizabeth Bevarly
Why is there a need for that ghost to show up? It spoils an otherwise good tale.
The Englor Affair by JL Langley
My persistent feeling while reading this one is: “It could have been better. So much better.”
Dark Temptation by Allison Chase
I guess there is something in the air that makes these people turn dumb-dumb?
Jonathan’s Story by Julia London and Alina Adams
I don’t know who this Jonathan is, but I do know that he is a whiny crybaby dweeb.
Obey Me by Paige Cuccaro
Hey, a vampire story that is actually solid! Don’t see many of these around nowadays.
