Posts Tagged ‘Eileen Wilks’
REVIEW: Blood Challenge by Eileen Wilks
Wednesday, January 26, 2011 1:00 2 CommentsGwen’s review of Blood Challenge (World of the Lupi, Book 7) by Eileen Wilks Urban fantasy published by Berkley 4 Jan 11 I’ve been an Eileen Wilks fan for several years now. I’ve enjoyed everything of hers I’ve read and have eagerly anticipated her next novels. Her writing is always taut, interesting, and full of [...]
REVIEW: Blood Magic by Eileen Wilks
Sunday, December 26, 2010 1:00 1 CommentGwen’s review of Blood Magic (World of the Lupi, Book 6) by Eileen Wilks Urban fantasy released by Berkley 2 Feb 10 This series just keeps getting better and better. Wilks’s storytelling is also getting better, and it started out excellent.
REVIEW: Mortal Sins by Eileen Wilks
Wednesday, February 11, 2009 1:00 1 CommentGwen’s review of Mortal Sins (World of the Lupi, Book 5) by Eileen Wilks Urban fantasy suspense released by Berkley 3 Feb 09 There are some authors who can just write, baby, write. They can craft words into something that is more than simple prose. They make words sing and dance, and tell you a [...]
REVIEW: Night Season by Eileen Wilks
Friday, December 28, 2007 1:00 4 CommentsGwen’s review of Night Season (The World of the Lupi, Book 4) by Eileen Wilks Paranormal romance published by Berkley Sensation 2 Jan 08 I’ve enjoyed all of Wilks’s entries in the World of the Lupi novels. This book isn’t so much about the Lupi as it is about the other magical elements in Wilks’s [...]
Duodecimal: Eileen Wilks tells us 12 books she’s got to have in 2008
Monday, December 10, 2007 14:00 3 CommentsEileen Wilks, tremendously wonderful author of paranormal/fantasy romances(LOVE her Lupi Series), shares with TGTBTU the 12 books she MUST buy in 2008…
Review: On the Prowl by Briggs, Wilks, Chance, and Sunny
Sunday, August 12, 2007 16:47 7 CommentsGwen’s review of On the Prowl by Patricia Briggs, Eileen Wilks, Karen Chance, and Sunny Paranormal, Fantasy Anthology released by Berkley 7 Aug 07 Anthologies are interesting, especially when they’re about related topics – in this case, people with two natures - animal and human. This set of four stories all have critters in common: werewolves, [...]

