Darkest Touch by Gena Showalter has been at the top of my most anticipated 2014 releases and it is FINALLY here! All this time, Torin has been the Lord that took care of all the security and technology the other Lords needed as they took on all the demons, Hunters, Gods & Goddesses. Torin’s demon […]
I was so excited to receive this book for review. The previous two were great, but I was excited to learn more about the mysterious, hard-ass Thane. Burning Dawn starts out with him a prisoner of a Phoenix camp, under the influence of Kendra’s poison. Elin, another prisoner of the camp decides Thane is her […]
Right off the bat, I’m going to bring up something that amused me throughout this whole book. I know this isn’t a funny book, but Dash’s name, when ever mentioned as his true, full name, I had to laugh. All my Supernatural soaked mind could think was Dashiel = Castiel! Crazy, I know, but Supernatural […]
Ah! Finally to the book that spurred my read of this series. Rowdy Yates. He has been portrayed as the fast playboy in the previous two books and it was fun to see him get hit by the love train. We knew from reading Run the Risk that he had a fascination with Avery Mullins, […]
I am a huge fan of the Lords of the Underworld series. I’ve never really paid much attention to Kane, as I’m normally totally focused on the Lord being featured in the book I’m reading. I did feel bad that he always seemed like the outsider, that he was left out a lot because his […]
Bare It All by Lori Foster is the second in the Love Undercover series. Despite me being a total paranormal junkie, I’m reading this romantic suspense because my book club has assigned Getting Rowdy, book 3, and I have to read the first two before I get there. Call it OCD, call it the crazies, […]
So, normally I read the Paranormal picks for book club, but when I saw the cover for Getting Rowdy, I was like “oh hell yeah”. Being the third in the series, I am obligated to read Run the Risk and Bare It All. I’m kind of conflicted on the Pepper. I think if they were […]