REVIEW: Night of the Witch by Sara Raasch & Beth Reavis
Kaitlyn‘s review of Night of the Witch, (Witch & Hunter, Book 1) by Sara Raasch & Beth Reavis
Paranormal Romance published by Sourcebooks Fire 3 Oct 23
This story weaves the German witch hunts in the 1500s and the Roman empire’s influence over Europe with fantastical elements. It is such a cool concept, and I thoroughly enjoyed the plot and setting. It’s Serpent and Dove vibes, but German instead of French.
REVIEW: A Stone in Time by Kim Allred
Sandy M’s review of A Stone in Time (Mordha Stone Chronicles, Book 1) by Kim Allred
Time Travel Romance published by Storm Coast Publisher 2 May 18
I’d been thinking for some time about getting back to time travel romance, one my early genre loves. It’s been a while, since I got sidetracked with new romantic suspense authors over the last several years. So when this series popped up on my radar, I thought it might be a great place to start again.
REVIEW: Ancient Magic by Alexandra Ivy
Veena’s review of Ancient Magic (Magic for Hire, Book 2) by Alexandra Ivy
Paranormal Romance published by Kensington 23 Jul 24
Micha and Skye are kidnapped from New York and taken to New Orleans, in search of an ancient artifact. Skye sees visions of the world erupting in flames as she and Micha race against time to prevent this disaster.
REVIEW: Legends of Thezmarr Series by Helen Scheuerer
Kaitlyn‘s review of Legends of Thezmarr Series by Helen Scheuerer
Romantic Fantasy published by Alchemy 2023 – 2024
The Legends of Thezmarr is one of my new favorite romantasy series for sure – it has everything. There’s training, mentoring, reluctant allies, found family, an epic conflict spanning all five books, overall badassery, girl power, hilarious characters, quests, adventures, swoon-worthy romance, and so much more to love.
REVIEW: Fatal Series by Marie Force
Sandy M’s review of Fatal Series by Marie Force
Romantic Suspense published by HTJB, Inc 2021-2024
I’ve read Marie Force for years now, but for some reason her Fatal series is one I never got to. Until now. And once I started reading, I couldn’t stop. I read the entire series – 16 books! – within a month’s time, which is good for me. That’s mostly because I just had to find out what happened next in every story. I’m not going to review all 16 books of course, but I will do my best to give you a reader’s overview of the series.
REVIEW: My Vampire Series by Jenna Levine
Kaitlyn
‘s review of My Vampires Series by Jenna Levine
Paranormal Romance published by Berkley August 2023 – September 2024
If you like silly, good-time books, then you should try this series. It’s a little over the top, but it’s also really adorable and entertaining.
REVIEW: Betrayal Road by Christine Feehan
Veena’s review of Betrayal Road (Torpedo Ink, Book 9) by Christine Feehan
Romantic Suspense published by Berkley 20 Aug 24
Azelie Vargas has unknowingly become a mark for the Torpedo Ink club in their pursuit of a human trafficking ring. A born submissive, she appeals to the very depths of Maestro’s soul, even as he’s forced to cultivate a romance with her to get into the Adventure Club where she keeps the books. Does Azelie know that the Adventure Club is a front for human trafficking?
REVIEW: The Spy Who Ghosted Me by Jennifer Peel
Sandy M’s review of The Spy Who Ghosted Me by Jennifer Peel
Contemporary Romance published by Jennifer Peel 13 Sep 24
I’ve seen Jennifer Peel’s name/books quite a bit for a while now. So when this book came along, it intrigued me and I decided to give it a try. I’m happy to say that I will pick up more of her books in the future. I enjoyed the lightheartedness, as well as the seriousness of the spying, of this story. Cash and Sabrina are delightful characters, and they persevere through their tough times.
REVIEW: Blood and Magic by Lauren Dane
Veena’s review of Blood and Magic (Goddess with a Blade, Book 8) by Lauren Dane
Urban Fantasy published by Carina Press 24 Sep 24
The vampires are acting up as usual, but there also seems to be something going on with the witches. Along with her husband Clive, vampire Scion of North America, her friend Genevieve, genetic witch and conclave senator, and a trick of dust devils who follow Genevieve, Rowan Summerwaite, hunter sworn to keep supernormal secrets from being exposed in the human world, is on the hunt. What she’s going to find is horrific, and it’s going to take one or more books in this series to make the world safer for humankind.
REVIEW: Wisteria by Adalyn Grace
Kaitlyn‘s review of Wisteria (Belladonna, Book 3) by Adalyn Grace
Historical Gothic Romance published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers 20 Aug 24
This book is PERFECTION. I love everything about it. I wasn’t sure I would like Signa no longer being the main character, but Blythe is a rockstar. I don’t want to say too much, this being the third and final book in the series, but Blythe is everything.
