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Review: Fangsters by Jo-Ann Carson

Fangsters is book one in a new series by Jo-Ann Carson, and it’s a fairly good start to the series. There is a lot going on in this book. Lots of paranormal creatures, lots of characters, lots of hints at past and present relationships between characters, murder, clan wars between different paranormal types, but unfortunatelyContinueContinue reading “Review: Fangsters by Jo-Ann Carson”

Review: What’s a Duke Got to Do With It by Christina Britton

What’s a Duke Got to Do With It is Christina Britton’s second book in the Synneful Spinsters series, but may be read as a standalone. Sebastian Thorne, Marquess of Marsten, and Katrina Denby were on the verge of something special when circumstances separate them, and send each of them away from each other, and outContinueContinue reading “Review: What’s a Duke Got to Do With It by Christina Britton”

Review: Off Kilter by Cathryn Fox

Off Kilter is book 3 in Cathryn Fox’s romcom series, Hot Scots in Kilts, and it’s another hilariously funny entry in the series. Rachel is looking for a father figure for her young son, and a man about the house who can help her tackle household issues that she doesn’t know how to resolve herself….likeContinueContinue reading “Review: Off Kilter by Cathryn Fox”

Review: Dearest Georgiana by Rosaline Woodrow

Dearest Georgiana is Rosaline Woodrow’s debut novel and it’s an enjoyable read but not without a few issues. I found the description of this book to be interesting, so I thought I would give it a try. I wasn’t sure what to expect from a debut novel. The book is written in first person presentContinueContinue reading “Review: Dearest Georgiana by Rosaline Woodrow”

Review: Murder Off the Books by Tamara Berry

Murder Off the Books by Tamara Berry Murder Off the Books is book 3 in the By the Book Mysteries series, by Tamara Berry, but for those new to the series like I am, it’s easily read as a stand-alone. Mystery writer Tess Harrow decides to open a bookstore in her town, and, along withContinueContinue reading “Review: Murder Off the Books by Tamara Berry”