Posts Tagged ‘Devon’
REVIEW: A Mermaid’s Ransom (Mermaids, Book 3) by Joey W.Hill
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 1:00 3 CommentsDevon’s review of A Mermaid’s Ransom by Joey W. Hill Paranormal Romance released by Berkely Trade 1 December 2009 If you’ve read my reviews of the previous two installments in this series (go on, check them out here and here), you’ll know I’m a great big fan of this author. She’s a consistent author of [...]
REVIEW: Big Bad Wolf by Christine Warren (The Others, Book 8)
Wednesday, November 25, 2009 1:00 6 CommentsDevon’s review of Big Bad Wolf (The Others, Book 8 ) by Christine Warren Paranormal Romance released by St. Martin’s 29 September 2009 Christine Warren’s The Others series are a set of sexy, lighthearted romps based mostly in Manhattan. They follow an urban group of various supernatural races as they prepare for, and go through [...]
REVIEW: Red Kiss by Deidre Knight
Saturday, August 29, 2009 13:00 No CommentsDevon’s review of Red Kiss (Gods of Midnight, Book 2) by Deidre Knight Paranormal Romance released by Signet Eclipse 2 Jun 09 Red Kiss is the second in Deidre Knight’s series featuring an immortal band of Spartan warriors, who pledged their allegiance to a capricious Greek god, after the battle at Thermopylae (think “300“). These [...]
REVIEW: A Duke of Her Own by Eloisa James
Monday, August 10, 2009 1:00 8 CommentsDevon’s review of A Duke of Her Own (Desperate Duchesses, Book 6) by Eloisa James Historical Romance released by Avon 28 Jul 09 Bear with me, I’m a bit rusty at this reviewing thing. After a long hiatus, I have recently returned to reading. Several weeks ago, I picked up Duchess by Night, the third [...]
REVIEW: A Witch’s Beauty by Joey W. Hill
Friday, January 30, 2009 1:00 1 CommentDevon’s review of A Witch’s Beauty (Mermaid Series, Book 2) by Joey W. Hill Paranormal Romance released by Berkley Trade 6 Jan 09 Joey W. Hill is a fabulous writer. I guess I’ve moved into full fledged fangirl territory. Her characters are flawed, drawn to the darkness. Their desires and needs can be dark as [...]
REVIEW: Ravenous by Sharon Ashwood
Tuesday, January 27, 2009 1:00 No CommentsDevon’s review of Ravenous (The Dark Forgotten, Book One) by Sharon Ashwood Paranormal romance released by Signet 3 Feb 09 What if there really were such things as witches, vampires and werewolves? And what if they decided to make themselves known, live side by side with “normal” humans? Can you imagine all the issues that [...]
REVIEW: A Voice in the Dark by Jenna Ryan
Tuesday, January 20, 2009 5:00 2 CommentsDevon’s review of A Voice in the Dark by Jenna Ryan Contemporary romantic Suspense released by Harlequin Intrigue 1 Jan 09 The “Phantom of the Opera” scenario is highly intriguing. A relationship based upon communication alone, no visual contact, seems deep. Getting to know the ‘real’ person, with no messy physical stuff to mess it [...]
REVIEW: Come Toy With Me by Cara Summers
Monday, January 19, 2009 13:00 No CommentsDevon’s review of Come Toy With Me by Cara Summers Contemporary Romance released by Harlequin Blaze 1 Dec 08 Hey, wasn’t Christmas, like, a month ago? Yeah, but I’m still catching up with stuff. Like reviewing Christmas themed romances. I don’t think readers will find the Christmas in NYC backdrop to be too intrusive. No [...]
REVIEW: Zen and the Art of Vampires by Katie MacAlister
Tuesday, January 13, 2009 13:00 No CommentsDevon’s review of Zen and the Art of Vampires (Dark Ones, Book 6) by Katie MacAlister Contemporary paranormal Romance released by Signet 2 Dec 08 Katie MacAlister’s Dark Ones series started out as quite enjoyable, but soon began to lose steam. I took a pass on the last couple of books, but when this one [...]
REVIEW: Seduced at Midnight by Jacquie D’Alessandro
Monday, January 12, 2009 1:00 No CommentsDevon’s review of Seduced at Midnight (Mayhem in Mayfair, Book 3) by Jacquie D’Alessandro Historical Romance released by Berkley Sensation 6 Jan 09 I love romance across class lines. It’s one of the most compelling storylines in historical romance. So I was definitely into Seduced at Midnight, which features an earl’s daughter and a Bow [...]
REVIEW: Christmas Delivery by Patricia Rosemoor
Tuesday, December 16, 2008 13:00 1 CommentDevon’s review of Christmas Delivery by Patricia Rosemoor Romantic Suspense released by Harlequin Intrigue 1 Dec 08 I’m all about the Christmas stories this year. Gotta get ‘em read and reviewed by next week. (Darn DRM, it would make life so much easier if I could get the books onto my iTouch!) Christmas Delivery was [...]
REVIEW: Retreat by Mari Carr
Monday, December 15, 2008 22:00 3 CommentsDevon’s review of Retreat by Mari Carr Erotic romantic suspense eBook released by Ellora’s Cave 26 Nov 08 I knew there was a possibility this one would be ridiculous (check out the summary to see why). A BDSM cult? What would that be all about? But yet I was strangely intrigued. What kind of an [...]
REVIEW: Dead After Dark by Kenyon, Ward, Squires, and Love
Friday, December 12, 2008 1:00 11 CommentsDevon’s review of Dead After Dark by Sherrilyn Kenyon, J.R. Ward, Susan Squires and Dianna Love Paranormal Romance Anthology released by St. Martin’s 2 Dec 08 This anthology was truly a mixed bag. One story I loathed, one I loved, one I liked, and one…meh. At least I had a clear reaction to each, that [...]
REVIEW: What a Scoundrel Wants by Carrie Lofty
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 1:00 No CommentsDevon’s review of What a Scoundrel Wants by Carrie Lofty Historical romance released by Zebra 2 Dec 08 This is Carrie Lofty’s Zebra debut, and it is an interesting and unusual one. What a Scoundrel Wants builds upon the Robin Hood legend, focusing on Robin’s wayward nephew Will Scarlet. Will has always butted heads with [...]
REVIEW: Snowy Night With a Stranger by Feather, Jeffries, and London
Saturday, December 6, 2008 13:00 3 CommentsDevon’s Review of Snowy Night With a Stranger by Jane Feather, Sabrina Jeffries and Julia London Historical romance anthology released by Pocket Star 28 Oct 08 I may just be a convert to Christmas-themed anthologies. Many love them, but I have always avoided them like the plague, assuming them to be filled with miracles, “God [...]

