Review: Delicate Thorns

Delicate Thorns by Ainsley Shay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this novella. In this story, a woman wakes up with no idea how she got there, what her name really is, who she really is...and has this unexplainable thirst. If you are a fan of paranormal literature about vampires, you will probably enjoy this quick read.

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Review: First Date with Destiny

First Date with Destiny by Kellie McAllen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. This is a sweet take on the divisa/angel romance tales that PNR readers may have become accustomed to reading at this point. Eve and Zeph are adorable, and you can't help but fall for this book as you get to know them. I look forward to reading more books in this series. I would recommend this book for fans of clean PNR with sweet YA safe story lines.

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Review: Joshua (A Valkyrie Novel - Book 6)

Joshua (A Valkyrie Novel - Book 6) by T.G. Ayer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. I may have already finished the Valkyrie series at this time, but I enjoyed the revisit to the earlier years in the story. With this book I got to see things through Joshua's eyes after the car wreck he and Bryn experienced. This is basically a rehashing of the earlier experience in this series told from a different POV, so many aspects will feel familiar if you've already started the series.

I loved the character development with this story, and since Joshua has always been a favorite of mine, I found I really enjoyed finding out his take on his personal experience in Valhalla. If you are a fan of fantasy novels told from a younger mindset with strong mythological roots, then you should read this book.

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Review: Champion of Midnight

Champion of Midnight by Debbie Cassidy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. Serenity Harker is still working to adapt to her new take on life in the town of Midnight, and you get a first hand glimpse into what links the team so closely together. Considering the fact Serenity has such a bad temper...I feel I can totally relate (been there, done that...still dealing with it). I would recommend this book for fans of dark dystopian style urban fantasy series with strong female MCs.

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Review: Until Sunset: A Dystopian Fairy Tale

Until Sunset: A Dystopian Fairy Tale by Erin R. Bedford
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. If you are just now picking this issue up to read, I strongly recommend you start with book 1...it is necessary to get the full picture of the dystopian environment and the parts each character plays in this series.

This book is full of hands on action...with Clara trying to get the word out to those around her about what is really going on in the world they all thought they lived in. Both Patrick and Clarabelle are trying to convince others around them that the vampires can be civil, and don't need to be monsters to survive. In the same breath, it's their goal to prevent the house of vamps they live in from needlessly taking lives as well.

If you are a fan of dystopian novels, slightly twisted fairy tale re-tellings (this set is loosely based on cinderella, but you won't catch that unless you start from book 1), and/or a fan of reading stories about vampires, you will enjoy delving into The Crimson Fold series.

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