In Shielding Her karma finally catches up to Eli and he gets his mate…and she’s an ice princess…bwahahaha. Considering how much he tortured his pack mates by flirting with their women, I don’t think karma dealt him quite enough justice but since I liked Maggie I’ll let it go. Maggie… Read more »
I cannot even begin to describe how excited Sparkles’ and I were when Embers published. Knox is in both of our Top Ten Book Boyfriend lists so to say we were stoked is an understatement of epic proportions. Lily, for whatever reason, hasn’t read the Dark In You series, but… Read more »
I love Katie Reus books, so nabbing Wolf’s Mate was a no-brainer. I’m not a huge novella fan but Ms. Reus has treated me to some awesome ones full of rich characters. Since this was a paranormal about wolf shifters (one of my favorite kind of books!) I settled in… Read more »
Playing with Fire was my first Cynthia Eden book and not having read any other books in the series, I found the story easy to follow. It encompasses humans and paranormal beings brought together by Cassie’s quest to undo the damage her father had created. There’s more to Cassie than… Read more »
I’ve been working on a Top Ten Shifter series post and felt like I needed to revisit some of the older shifter books on my shelf. Needless to say, I’ve been in shifter heaven. It’s been years since I read the Legacy Series. It was one of the series I… Read more »
Well, this is going to be fun. It’s my turn to summarise (aka weed out the spoilers and string our chatting into a post) the Edgy Wild Hunger Buddy Read (BR). Only we were so busy reading in our happy zone, we had what turned out to be one… Read more »
There were many things I loved about Bitten Under Fire. Bianca gets in a bit of a situation while holidaying, and by “situation” I mean she tried to prevent a child from getting kidnapped by guerrillas but only succeeded in getting herself dragged through the jungle. Fortunately, they get… Read more »
Alpha Instinct had everything I should have loved in a paranormal book. It was a decent read and a good introduction to a new paranormal world, but it didn’t blow me away like I expected it to. Ana was holding it together as best she could after all the males… Read more »
I’m not keen on reading a series out of order but the blurb for Midnight Wolf sounded super intriguing. The thought of a cute little fox shifter leading the big bad wolf on a merry chase was just too good to pass up and it claimed to be a standalone…. Read more »
First up, you need to read Alpha & Omega before reading Cry Wolf or you are going to be all kinds of confused. It has the story of how Charles and Anna met and what happened to get Charles in the sorry shape he was in at the very beginning… Read more »
