This feature is for short reviews, reviews of books in a series where it might feel repetitive, or (as Michelle suggested) books I was too lazy to write a “real” review for. Today’s stories are all part of the collection A Christmas to Remember. I really enjoyed all 4 stories – I kept thinking that […]
This was a really fun Christmas story I probably would have never discovered if Michelle hadn’t made the cover! (she’s good, isn’t she?) So I just loved the idea of Magic going awry and the guy turning into a dog. That turned out to be very cute and I really enjoyed the main characters magic […]
Have you ever seen the cartoon gargoyles? The gargoyles meet a detective girl and they helped solve crimes? This is the adult version of that cartoon. Like I couldn’t get past how much it was similar, the entire time reading it I kept thinking about Goliath the lead gargoyle in the cartoon he reminded me […]
meh. I’m continuing with this series for three reasons: I have several of them to read for audio review I’ve read newer series by this author that I REALLY enjoyed. Well and it’s not without potential. The thing is, the humor feels so incredibly forced. Like, I know that the goal is to make me […]
I was a huge fan of Stalking Jack the Ripper, I loved the first book and it’s the characters that keep me coming back. This one wasn’t as awesome as the first but I still enjoyed it. They mystery of Dracula was interesting and having the fear that Vlad the Impaler might still be roaming […]
I read The Vicar’s Daughter last year and always hoped that Lenora would get her happy ending. When I was offered this book to read I couldn’t pass up finding out what happens. This was such a sweet and romance book. I loved Aiden Asher he was so patient and determined. He was also such […]
This was pretty good – I read it quickly but probably more because (1) I was off work and (2) I had a book club deadline I wanted to meet more than that I couldn’t put it down. In fact, there was a few moments of fought off sleep. On one hand, I like Aza […]
Fledge was a huge improvement for me from book 1. I was much less lost and really got into the story more this time. The brutality that you definitely saw in Clutch comes out super strong in Fledge and I love books that go there. The characters are still a little confusing for me, in […]
Might be my favorite JLA book! Loved the characters and the romance but most of all how this is a book about growing up and into yourself – to accept yourself and everything you are. The way she handled the foster system was so good – a delicate balance between some people doing amazing things […]