Review: Dead Radiance

Dead Radiance by T.G. Ayer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really loved reading this book. When Bryn discovers from an early age that she can see auras surrounding certain people...that all end up dying, it's a real puzzler. This is definitely a must read for fans of fantasy YA and mythology, and is packed with many classic teenage woes, the experience of growing up in assorted foster environments and a bit of mystery...and introduces a bit of unrealized recognition, discovery and a fantastic journey simultaneously. If you are a fan of any or all of these elements, get ready to get wrapped into this great book filled with interesting and intriguing characters along the way.

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Review: When Gargoyles Rise

When Gargoyles Rise by Ashley C. Harris
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. This book is about an ancient group of gargoyles that face a long time curse when vampires move into town. I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys fantasy tales.

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Review: Simple Machines

Simple Machines by Andrew Mackay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. Like many of the other books I've read by this author, the subject matter was quite disturbing. When a man devotes his life to manufacturing an ideal companion android, it is pointed out that we are all just simple machines.

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Review: Somewhere Inside my Mind

Somewhere Inside my Mind by Stephany Wallace
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. When I first started reading it, I wasn't sure what to expect. This novel starts at an orphanage, and leads to an unexpected turn of events that heightens two selfless girls' artistic experiences in life. The world of art is introduced in more than one ways in this book, and the desire for the unity of family is expressed in many ways in this book as well.

This book is an emotional journey, and I look forward to reading the next book in this series to see what happens with these characters next. I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys books featuring well developed characters, and also isn't afraid to experience the emotional turmoil that surrounds the creative process. Get ready to experience love, hope, joy, pain, turbulence and selflessness when you get acquainted with these characters.

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Review: Souls Discovered

Souls Discovered by Miranda Brock
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loved this book!

I really enjoyed reading this book. The characters are all well developed, and the environment is easy to picture yourself in. I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys YA fantasy with a hint of danger.

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Review: Unlikely Magic: A Cinderella Retelling

Unlikely Magic: A Cinderella Retelling by Lena Mae Hill
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I definitely enjoyed reading this book. It's basically a Cinderella style tale, with quite a few twists & turns, and definitely told from an unexpected frame of reference. I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys fairytale retellings, werewolves and shifters in general.

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Review: Fluffy Bunny

Fluffy Bunny by Sarah Buhrman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. With this series, it's probably a good idea to start off reading the book before delving into th is one (ie. Too Wyrd). This book delves into magic and mythology, and it's easy to relate to the characters as the novel progresses. I would recommend this book (and series) to anyone that is a fan of fantasy and mythology.

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Review: Angels in Our Lives

Angels in Our Lives by Melissa Storm
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this short story. It's not quite long enough to really connect with the characters, but it's a very sweet story about the support and bond shared between pet and owner.

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Review: Alexander: Monochrome Interview

Alexander: Monochrome Interview by May Freighter
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. This is a book that falls in the Helena Hawthorn series by May Freighter, but if you haven't experienced any of the other books in this series, yet, I believe it could also be read as a standalone for the most part.

A vampire that has only really been in love once, a journalist that is just trying to do her job, and with many other supernatural creatures showing up here and there in between, this book lays out a steamy tale of affection between a human and adoration between the two. If you're a fan of paranormal reads with a bit of romance and danger combined, you may want to give this series a try.

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Review: MIND: The Fracture

MIND: The Fracture by Jenn Nixon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. This series explores supernatural forces in a new way, and with this futuristic sci-fi novel, you can expect to find new revelations along the way, along with many steamy moments mixed in. I'd recommend this book for fans of sci-fi and futuristic reads.

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Review: Keeper of Dragons: The Mere Treaty

Keeper of Dragons: The Mere Treaty by J.A. Culican
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved reading this book! I've been lucky enough to be able to keep up with this series as it has progressed, so if you get the chance, I'd strongly advise you to start with book 1 in this series and continue on. However, I think you may still be able to enjoy this book on it's own...but I promise you'll want to read earlier books in this series to catch up on how things have gotten to this point in the story.

This book involves the evil Eldrick proclaiming war on supernatural races, and Cole, Jericho, Eva, and Clara are able to align and take on this evil force and his band of equally evil accomplices. Culican's writing is amazing, and it ropes you right into the action and makes it easy for the reader to visualize each scene first hand. This is the third book in the Keeper of Dragons series, and though it doesn't have a final ending (the adventures continue!), it leaves the room to continue and build. I would recommend this book (and series) to readers that enjoy adventure to their reads, especially where supernatural beings are involved.

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Review: MIND: The Vision

MIND: The Vision by Jenn Nixon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is actually the second book I've read by this author. I started by reading the first book in this series, and I loved it. I realize I skipped a few books in between, but I felt I could easily adapt to the character adjustments in the MIND organization without any issues.

I enjoyed reading this story, and would recommend this book to anyone looking for a series that is thrilling with a bit of romance and power battles between characters.

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Review: The Edinburgh Seer

The Edinburgh Seer by Alisha Klapheke
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book and being exposed to this literary world. It is an exciting book with many twists and turns, and I'm only giving it four stars instead of five because when I first started reading it, I found it a little difficult to get a grip on what was happening.

This story is basically about a seer, who has to keep her abilities under wraps due to the governmental order to do away with all sixth-sensers. I enjoyed the Scottish language used all through this book, and I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys an international experience where supernatural phenomena is heavily involved.

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Review: Uncanny Valley

Uncanny Valley by C.A. Gray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really loved reading this book! It's basically a dystopian novel where AI has run abundant in the everyday functioning of society. The characters in this novel are all well developed, and this story focuses primarily on a college student in Ireland. This book contains lots of sweet and protective moments between Rebecca and Liam; I now definitely consider Liam one of my newest 'book boyfriends'.

If you are interested in sci-fi themed dystopian books and romantic themes that are constantly questioned (should I? shouldn't I?), despite the encouragement of Rebecca's home AI and best friend Madeline, you should definitely check out this book. I can't wait to see where this story goes with the second book!

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Review: Blood Oath

Blood Oath by Raye Wagner
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved reading this book! It's full of twists, turns, surprises and an array of secrets that manage to keep you guessing. If you're a fan of shifters, dragons and dark books with evil royalty...you definitely should check this one out.

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Review: Tide

Tide by Deirdre Riordan Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. I found myself drawn into the story soon after starting it. This story is strongly rooted somewhere between the area between surfers and mermaids, even though the book is set in the state of Maine. I enjoyed meeting the characters in this book, and I felt they all had a strong underlying connection. I can't wait to find out what happens in future books in this series. If you are a fan of books with aquatic themes, mermaids, surfing, or any combination of the three, I'd highly recommend you check out this book.

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Review: MIND: The Beginning

MIND: The Beginning by Jenn Nixon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. It is packed with a fair share of adventure, a bit of danger, a few steamy encounters and twin bonding. Humans, Aliens, Hybrids...plenty of good times ahead. Get ready to discover the birth of the Meta-alien Investigation and Neutralization Department (MIND) along with our MCs - Dina, Duncan and Liam. I recommend this book to readers that are looking for an action packed sci-fi experience with smoking sidepieces scattered throughout.

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Review: After/Life: Denial: A Paranormal Ghost Romance

After/Life: Denial: A Paranormal Ghost Romance by Scarlett Whispers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. The characters were well thought out and the story itself has a nice flow to it. If you're looking for an easy reading romance combined with a touch of supernatural, I think you've found it.

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Review: Pure Dark Volumes 1 - 3: The Ultimate Horror Endurance Trilogy

Pure Dark Volumes 1 - 3: The Ultimate Horror Endurance Trilogy by Andrew Mackay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I am actually including reviews for each individual book included in this trilogy.

Pure Dark Vol 1:

I have to frank...this is the first horror novel that has ever seriously made me nauseous. I've had to spend more than a week reading this, as I've needed breaks here and there just to make sure I could keep food in my stomach. This book is super deranged, over sexualized and in laymen's terms...'Gross!'.

That being said...this book is definitely not for the faint of heart. Part of me wanted to give this book a higher tanking..but I don't think I can honestly say I will ever return to re-read this book...most likely ever. Think Stephen King in a game of chicken with Dean Koontz...and Pennywise just jumps right in between then. Only...on hard drugs and with fewer clothes. If you're looking for a way to seriously get your stomach churning...I think you've found it.

Pure Dark Vol 2:

Gross. Just...gross.

Keep in mind that if you're considering purchasing this book, then you might have already made it through the first book in this series (Pure Dark vol. 1). If that is the case...then I think your stomach might be able to stand up to this one without an issue. However, if you just happened across this book while browsing, be prepared to enter a twisted world where absolutely nothing is off the table. You have been warned.

Some of the stories are both horrific and at least a tad amusing, and others are just disturbingly gross from beginning to end. I'll admit this book didn't make me physically sick as much as the first edition, but it's definitely filled with it's fair share of horrific details displayed under a microscope. That being said, it's still a definite must-read if you want to keep tabs on the progress (or hindrance?) of the drug-riddled brain providing this entertainment. I read this after receiving a free ecopy, but the opinions shared here are all my own.

Pure Dark Vol 3:

Ok, I finished this book after reading the first two books in this set (vol 1 & 2), and found this one was much less sickening than the others for the most part. All the same, if you decide to pick up this series and read it for yourself, I still strongly recommend reading the set in order. Disregard the fact you will feel a bit confused and rather nauseated during sections of reading this entire set...just saying.

The first book was just outright nauseating...but still an interesting read, to say the least. The second book in this set is still supremely gross, though I found my stomach could handle reading that one much better. This book shares more snippets into what's really going on (Charlie Ferrari), both internally for the coma patient and externally for those around him. If you have a fairly strong stomach and think you're up for the challenge, I strongly recommend reading this series...it will be an experience like nothing you've delved into before, and by the end it will leave you saying OMCF! (Oh My Charlie Ferrari!)

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Review: The Huntress

The Huntress by J.A. Culican
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. It combines the presence of a mythological deity and a community of shifters, and I enjoyed the character development used in this book. It is a shorter read than I expected it to be, but still enjoyable from beginning to end. If you are a fan of mythology or shifters (bear shifters, in particular), then you will enjoy this book.

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Review: Age of the Ashers

Age of the Ashers by Diana Anderson-Tyler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Great book with mythological theme

Get ready for adventure with this book. Meet the twin orphans and journey to hell in this first volume of The Petros Chronicles. If you are a fan of fantasy and mythology, you will not be disappointed.

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Review: Too Wyrd

Too Wyrd by Sarah Buhrman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. It focuses on magic, quite a few fantasy tie ins from a few different belief systems, both older and newer, and the mystery behind whether or not the world is truly coming to an end. I hate giving away spoilers, so the rest you have to read this book and find out on your own. I'd recommend this book for fans of fantasy in the real world and mythology.

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Review: Appease: Princess and the Pea Retold

Appease: Princess and the Pea Retold by Demelza Carlton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this story. It's another fairy tale retelling by Demelza Carlton, and this time it's a retelling of The Princess and the Pea. I loved how capturing the elements of this adventure were, and I even felt like I truly got to know Reidar and Sativa, both apart and witnessing the love between them when they are together. I'd recommend this book for fans of fairy tale retellings and those that tend to find themselves drawn to books with a medieval setting.

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Review: Emerald Bane: Sci-fi Alien novel

Emerald Bane: Sci-fi Alien novel by Frost Kay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a great book! It's definitely not a long read, but I loved how colorful the descriptions were in this book. Alien lifeforms like you won't believe, interesting drinks and pirates to boot. This book is filled with surprises.

For those of you looking to read the first book in this series, check out the Through the Never anthology to read Amber Vial. I'd recommend this read for people that enjoy sci-fi and are looking for short reads/novella style literature.



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Review: Nature of the Beast

Nature of the Beast by Monique Singleton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! I really enjoyed reading this book. This is actually the first book I've read by this author, and even though it is the second book in the series, I was able to keep up with what was happening rather easily. Full of action and danger...this book is just what I needed to escape my regular reads. A woman shows up in a town packed with evil types...and leaves no name so she can avoid leaving a trail.

With this story you get exposed to the way the darker side maintains an element of control in town, and you get to see just what 'Jess' is ready to do about it. The intimacy is without romance, which was a bit of a welcome change from my usual reads, and Jess is an absolute bad@$$ throughout this book. I would definitely recommend this read to anyone that is looking for a supernatural themed book with an edge.

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Review: Magic-Born Dragon

Magic-Born Dragon by K.N. Lee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really loved reading this book. I was already finding myself comfortable with the characters after reading the first book in this series, but Rowan is still doing her best to hide out after being falsely accused of killing the man that she loved (that also happened to be a prince). I found this edition a gripping read that left me wanting more.

Adventure finds her around every turn in this book, and the ending definitely leaves you wanting to reach for book 3. (Luckily, I'm reading this as part of a 3-book set...so no waiting for me!) I'd recommend this book primarily to people that have already consumed book 1, and love reading stories about dragons and the supernatural.

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Review: Dawning Ascent

Dawning Ascent by Jen L. Grey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. You get introduced to Ariah, as well as a full cast of characters that are well developed all have their parts to play along the way. Relationships reign in this book, both those that have been present from the time of characters' youth, those that are adopted between these individuals later in life, and finally those that are strictly being enforced by others.

Expect regular exposure to powerful magical elements, as the protagonist here is working to learn to control her powers from early on. If you are a fan of YA fantasy with a harsh medieval flair, you should definitely invest in this book. I am definitely looking forward to reading the second book in this series.

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Review: Starbound

Starbound by J.L. Weil
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. I actually read it as the first entry in the Shattered Worlds box set, and I feel in love with Weil's writing with this story. It's the same story told from two different point of views, and I think it's masterfully done.

Katia and Seth are so easy to fall in love with in this book, and you learn they are genuinely interlocked in a real love/hate type situation. I'd recommend this book for fans of the fantasy and supernatural genres with a slight romantic edge. It's also ideal for YA readers, as well.

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Review: Slumber

Slumber by J.L. Weil
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved reading this book. The world created by J.L. Weil just blew me away...a dystopian era where evil personalities were working in an attempt to gain supreme power. I won't go into detail on that account though...just know a spoiler is on the tip of my tongue here.

After waking from an epic sleep, Charlotte discovers she now possesses powers, as does Dash, the hottie that came to her rescue...time and time again. If you are a fan of dystopian YA style fantasy novels, you don't want to let this one pass you by. I can't wait to dig into book 2 of the 'Beauty Never Dies Chronicles'.

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Review: Saving Angel

Saving Angel by J.L. Weil
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. Granted, I started reading it many months ago...then forgot about it and the book just sat on the wayside on my kindle fire while I read though hundreds of books by other authors. I realized I hadn't finished it yet, so I picked it up again and set to work.

I love the language used in this book, and can definitely relate. Angel is a gamer, and I can definitely relate to that aspect of this story. There are so many other things going on here, it's definitely worth checking out to discover more about this series.

I'm definitely looking forward to reading the next book in this series. High school is always a source of turmoil, but in the case of the Divisa series, you don't even know the half of it. If you are a fan of YA fantasy literature, this book is right up your alley.

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Review: Convenience

Convenience by Andrew Mackay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

From a daily job...to gross...to grosser, and on to demented. This story focuses on the daily struggles of a mall janitor. It's a bit unsettling, and not run of the mill literature, to say the least. You'll never think of public restrooms the same again.

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Review: The Triplet's Curse - Hope's Story

The Triplet's Curse - Hope's Story by Marsha Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. The characters were well developed, and I found it easy to fall right in sync with Hope and her predicament. I'd recommend this book to fans of YA fantasy.

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Review: Heart of Power: Rise of the Siren

Heart of Power: Rise of the Siren by S. L. Giger
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. The characters are well developed, and the environment that surrounds them makes you feel like you're right there beside them. I'd recommend this book to readers that are fans of YA urban fantasy and/or sirens.

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Review: Invisible

Invisible by Sariah Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really loved this book. A girl meets four hot supernatural guys and finds herself drawn to all of them? Between the shared romantic interludes here and there, and the fact Ava finds out her Mom is up to no good and her Dad has really been with her this entire time...there is a lot to unravel with the reading of this book. If you are a fan of fantasy, supernatural, incubi and sexual healing (or at least romantic healing ;))...pick up this book and get started on this new adventure.

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Review: The Great Keeper Boxset

The Great Keeper Boxset by Adelaide Walsh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a collection of stories set in a dystopian future where things are just not going as they should. The characters were all well developed, and I found each one a real page turner. If you're a fan of dystopian fiction, do not miss this series!

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Review: Freeze

Freeze by Adelaide Walsh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. The Great Keeper series is well written and I feel like I'm able to bond with the characters.

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Review: Shake

Shake by Adelaide Walsh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. The characters are interesting, and I look forward to reading future books in this series.

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Review: Bear Moon

Bear Moon by Hattie Hunt
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Enjoyable shifter story

I enjoyed reading this book. It's ideal for mature readers (around age 17+) due to a few incidents of a slightly graphic nature that deal with intimacy. I wasn't aware this book is based off a separate series, but I was able to enjoy it as a standalone without feeling lost. I'd recommend this book for fans of shifters and paranormal romance.

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Review: Love/Hate

Love/Hate by L.C. Mawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. I am giving it 4.5 stars here, and the half star is only because from the start this story seems to make sense, then gets a little confusing when the Aspects first make an appearance. However, things all fall into place as the story progresses, and I found this an enjoyable book to read. If you are a fan of YA based space/sci-fi tales, you will definitely find this book appealing.

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Review: The Council

The Council by Kayla Krantz
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Great read

I was hooked on this story at the very start. This book is a coming-of-age story about a young witch and the challenges she faces when dealing with multiple covens, fae and other magical influences that surround her. It is an adventure with loads of mystery, and each page will keep you craving more. I highly recommend this book for fans of witches, mystery, and books about self-discovery.

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Review: The Cursed Highlander (Lairds of Dunkeld Series)

The Cursed Highlander (Lairds of Dunkeld Series) by Emilia Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this historical romance. This time the possibility of a haunting takes place, with danger and mystery around every corner, and the desire to pursue forbidden love weighing on the balances in between. Dougal and Joanna admire each other in time, and adventure awaits them both in this book. If you are a fan of historical romance novels, I recommend you check out this series. There are several books in this set, but I believe each one could be read separately as a standalone without leaving the reader missing any major points along the way.

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Review: Wilder

Wilder by G.K. DeRosa
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. For fans of the fantasy genre, you may already be a bit familiar with the premise behind many of the characters' relationship paradigms, but I was glad to see the author was still able to put a new twist to the situations as the book progresses. If you are a fan of fantasy books, enjoy reading about vampires, and are curious to learn about 'the Guardians' as a new supernatural race of sorts, I'd highly recommend checking out this book.

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Review: Life In Death-A Reaper Society Novella

Life In Death-A Reaper Society Novella by Francesca Vance
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book, and I give it 4.5 stars. Francesca Vance breathes new life into the concept of reapers, and I'm definitely looking forward to checking out future books by this author.
This is a short read, and it is the first books I've read by this author so far.

I would recommend readers interested in the fantasy and supernatural genres check this series out. The characters are fairly well developed and the plot line was well though out and easy enough to grab onto (I was able to pick up on what was going on, even though I started with the third set in the series).

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Review: The Prophet

The Prophet by Sunshine Somerville
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Great starting point

I really enjoyed this book. It only took a few hours to read, and this story is very easy to grasp. I'd recommend this intro to anyone that is a fan of supernatural books with a realistic vibe.

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Review: Alexander: Memoirs

Alexander: Memoirs by May Freighter
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. If you've already read the other books in the Helena Hawthorn series, then adding this book to the collection just adds more depth to the storyline in general. If this is your first experience reading any books in this series, that's ok too.

You will fall in love with Alexander, and your heart will go out to him over and over again in this book. I'd recommend this read for those that are fans of vampire stories and the paranormal, with a bit of romance and suspense tossed in here and there.

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Review: Brothers of Fang: The Heart of the Pack

Brothers of Fang: The Heart of the Pack by Iris Sweetwater
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. The pack of werewolves are answering to Isaiah early on in the novel, and when a witch wonders in the area after suffering an attack, the two races have to try to work toward discovering a happy medium among them.

There are plenty of ups and downs throughout this book, and everything seems to get tied up as the book comes to an end - at least until the last book in this series is released. If you are a fan of werewolves, witches, or paranormal literature, you definitely should give this series a try...though I'd recommend you start with book 1 of the set.

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Review: Shadow Fall

Shadow Fall by Audrey Grey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. It involves a great set of characters and jumps right into the action from the start. I found myself reminded of the hunger games series for parts of this book, but those similarities seemed to fall away a bit the farther into this novel I got. I recommend this book for fans of dystopian books, and readers that are looking for a book that will keep them on the edge of their seat.

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