Posts Tagged ‘Liviania’
REVIEW: Sins of the Soul by Eve Silver
Wednesday, September 1, 2010 1:00 No CommentsLiviania’s review of Sins of the Soul (Otherkin, Book 2) by Eve Silver Paranormal romance released by HQN 1 Sept 10 As I said in my review of Sins of the Heart, I began Sins of the Soul as soon as I finished the first novel in the trilogy. I enjoyed Sins of the Soul as […]
REVIEW: Discord’s Apple by Carrie Vaughn
Saturday, August 28, 2010 14:00 No CommentsLiviania’s review of Discord’s Apple by Carrie Vaughn Fantasy released by Tor 6 July 10 I knew little about the plot of Discord’s Apple before I started; I simply wanted to read it since I like Carrie Vaughn’s Kitty Norville series. So I was quite pleased to see several elements I like used together: Homer, Virgil, […]
REVIEW: Kitty Goes to War (Kitty Norville, Book 8) by Carrie Vaughn
Friday, August 27, 2010 13:00 1 CommentLiviania’s review of Kitty Goes to War (Kitty Norville, Book Eight) by Carrie Vaughn Urban fantasy published by Tor 29 Jun 10 The Kitty Norville series is both consistent and surprising. Carrie Vaughn does a good job of giving the Kitty series a unique feeling among the sea of urban fantasies available. For one, the series […]
REVIEW: Faery Moon by P. R. Frost
Thursday, August 26, 2010 1:00 No CommentsLiviania’s review of Faery Moon (A Tess Noncoiré Adventure, Book 3) by P. R. Frost Urban fantasy released by DAW 1 Jun 10 I dislike reading series out of order. I always feel like I’m missing something. Luckily, I was able to understand the magic system in Faery Moon, the third Tess Noncoiré book, without reading […]
REVIEW: Demon from the Dark by Kresley Cole
Tuesday, August 24, 2010 1:00 2 CommentsLiviania’s review of Demon from the Dark (Immortals After Dark, Book 10) by Kresley Cole Paranormal romance released by Pocket 24 August 10 In a long-running series like Kresley Cole’s Immortals After Dark, everyone has their favorites. (Fans of the series – like Lime and me in this instance - will often debate with each other […]
REVIEW: Sins of the Heart by Eve Silver
Sunday, August 22, 2010 1:00 1 CommentLiviania’s review of Sins of the Heart (Otherkin, Book 1) by Eve Silver Paranormal romance released by HQN 1 Aug 10 I began this novel late at night, intending to read a chapter or two before I went to sleep. Note that I was already half asleep at this point. Shortly before 200 pages, I managed […]
REVIEW: Sin’s Daughter by Eve Silver
Saturday, August 21, 2010 1:00 1 CommentLiviania’s review of Sin’s Daughter (Otherkin, Prequel) by Eve Silver Paranormal romance novella released by HQN 1 July 10 When I really started paying attention to romance blogs, everybody was going crazy for Driven by Eve Kenin. I picked it up shortly thereafter and enjoyed it. Sin’s Daughter was my first experience with the author writing […]
REVIEW: House of Stone by Vaughn R. Dermot
Sunday, August 15, 2010 13:00 1 CommentLiviania’s review of House of Stone by Vaughn R. Dermot Gay urban fantasy released by Samhain 22 Jun 2010 In a time when I seem to be frustrated by blurbs more often than not, since they’re usually confusing or give half the book away, the Samhain blurbs are usually entertaining. House of Stone caught my attention […]
REVIEW: Greek Tycoon, Wayward Wife by Sabrina Philips
Saturday, August 14, 2010 13:00 8 CommentsLiviania’s review of Greek Tycoon, Wayward Wife by Sabrina Philips Contemporary romance released by Harlequin Presents 1 June 2010 In my infinite wisdom, I pick Harlequin Presents titles to read almost at random. But not Greek Tycoon, Wayward Wife. I chose it because I enjoyed Prince of Montéz, Pregnant Mistress by Sabrina Philips. Unfortunately, my confidence […]
REVIEW: Spice Briefs by Eden Bradley, Mandy M. Roth, and Megan Hart
Friday, August 13, 2010 13:00 No CommentsLiviania’s review of Night Moves by Eden Bradley Erotic novella released by Spice Briefs 1 May 2010 Eden Bradley manages to keep Night Moves from seeming ludicrous, which is always a risk in erotic shorts. Kate’s fetish for the movement of trains is convincing and seems sexy rather than silly. I also bought that she would […]
REVIEW: Ten Things I Love About You by Julia Quinn
Monday, August 9, 2010 13:00 5 CommentsLiviania’s review of Ten Things I Love About You by Julia Quinn Historical romance released by Avon 25 May 2010 I will freely admit to being partial to Julia Quinn. The Viscount Who Loved Me was one of my first romances and you don’t forget the books that first brought you to the genre. But I’ll […]
REVIEW: The Trouble with Heroes edited by Denise Little (22 Authors)
Saturday, August 7, 2010 13:00 1 CommentLiviania’s review of The Trouble with Heroes edited by Denise Little (no website found) Fantasy anthology published by DAW 3 Nov 2009 What do heroes do in their downtime? It’s an interesting premise that’s suppose to serve as the basis of the stories in the fantasy anthology The Trouble with Heroes. Unfortunately, most authors barely touch […]
REVIEW: Wicked Becomes You by Meredith Duran
Friday, August 6, 2010 13:00 5 CommentsLiviania’s review of Wicked Becomes You by Meredith Duran Historical romance released by Pocket 27 April 2010 Meredith Duran’s first novel came out around the time I began seriously following romance blogs. Since I’ve heard a number of good things about her writing, I was eager to read her latest release Wicked Becomes You. Alex Ramsey […]
REVIEW: The Rake of Hollowhurst Castle by Elizabeth Beacon
Wednesday, August 4, 2010 1:00 No CommentsLiviania’s review of The Rake of Hollowhurst Castle by Elizabeth Beacon (no author website found) Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 Aug 2010 I am fond of character driven novels, especially in historicals. With many authors, like Caroline Linden, I often feel that the action plot was tacked on and that I would’ve been perfectly […]
REVIEW: Necking by Chris Salvatore
Saturday, July 31, 2010 14:00 1 CommentLiviania’s review of Necking by Chris Salvatore Paranormal romance released by Pocket 27 April 2010 Necking starts out promising. Gia Felice is a human publicist for a variety of supernatural authors. Due to her line of work, she’s learned how to deal with a variety of species. Gia knows how to keep herself safe despite her […]

