Deborah Wilde’s novel features Ashira, a Private Detective in a world of elemental powers, navigating complex relationships, especially with her frenemy Levi. The story offers a mix of action and sass but critiques Ashira’s character. Despite its flaws, the book provides an engaging urban fantasy experience, appealing to genre fans.
Ivy, a human, and Bryn, a minotaur – a fun time in a book, if you are okay with a…
Written by Andrew Davidson, this is just a good, deep book that reflects on life and love, both self and toward others.
Written by Kimberly Lemming, this novel follows Cinnamon, a cinnamon farmer, as she drunkly happens upon a crazied demon, only…
This novel is so wonderfully written, with characters I just want to keep interacting with…
Blood Metal Bone, written by Lindsay Cummings, follows some adventurers through space as they race to find their freedom, and…
Written by Paula Brackston (an author whose work I have loved so far), this novel follows Beth/Elizabeth, a Witch who…
Zinnia Gray, 5 years after jumping into other fables, is still running away from her fate, but now she has landed herself into a different story arc than her own, and has met the evil queen who…. she maybe has some feelings for?
I absolutely loved this book. Not where I usually start for a review, but this book deserves that
THIS IS A BOOK FOR MATURE ADULTS, NOT FOR CHILDREN. IF YOU DON’T LIKE STEAMY BOOKS, PLEASE READ SOMETHING ELSE.
