Because of the strong and differing opinions on this book I’m going to change up the format. To say emotions were high would be an understatement so instead of giving you all our reviews in their entireties, I’m going to do one big ol’ group review. It has been 2 long years since the last… Read more »
This is my first book by this author and I really liked the storyline, I found it original and intriguing. The world has been parted in two. One side is ruled with fairness and virtue, the other still nourishes all the evils of mankind. Lori escapes from the clutches of the scientists studying her gift… Read more »
Had a quick read of this book to refresh this series in my mind before starting Wild and Free. Enjoyed it the second time but kept second guessing where the story was going. I had it confused with another book for a fair while. I found myself stuck on the part that she was… Read more »
I’m realizing I really enjoy dragon shifter stories. As in, REALLY enjoy them. This book was fantastic, I loved every minute of it and I can’t wait to read more from this author. So, Rhia has no idea where her special gifts come from, or why there are creatures that hunt her. Drake has spent… Read more »
Take a Hot Ex-Military Guy and add in several of his equally hot former team mates. Throw in a damsel in distress and a huge helping of bad guys. Stir in some sexy times and a sprinkling of humor and you have a pretty dang decent book. There were some ingredients that made parts of… Read more »
He kissed her hard. He kissed her deep. He kissed her the way he wanted to fuck her. And he knew that they’d just crossed a line, a point of no return. Gwen Hawthorne was going to be his, and anyone who tried to take her from him, anyone who tried to hurt her… he… Read more »
Boy did I enjoy this Protecting His Witch! I usually like my PNR to be more about strong hairy shapeshifters, dark and sexy vampires, or good old kinky demons…(or angels for that matter ;D), I have nothing against magic, it just not as… attention-grabbing to me. However, this book was excellent. It starts out a little… Read more »
