Review: Joshua II

Joshua II by T.G. Ayer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. The whole Valkyrie series is just amazing...the story is so easy to read, the characters are all well developed, and this is actually a book about an alternate POV from one of the secondary characters in this series. With this book, we get to find out what thoughts were going through Joshua's head while he goes through his own share of adventures around the same time as the MC, Bryn, is experiencing hers in the earlier novels in this series. If you are a fan of YA fantasy with mythological ties, you will love this book.

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Review: Time Shift: Kitsune and Shaman novel

Time Shift: Kitsune and Shaman novel by J.L. Weil
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. It was short enough to finish in only a few sessions, but is still packed with adventure, danger and light humor and whimsicality to earn it's place in the Nine Tails series. Karina and Devyn face new challenges in this book...meet new creatures, explore new worlds...and definitely leaves you guessing about the outcome along the way. I'd recommend this book to readers that enjoy YA fantasy with a touch of humor and romance.

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Review: Vampire Huntress

Vampire Huntress by Rosemary A. Johns
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. Get ready to meet a girl that thinks she is a complete monster, as a vampire/angel hybrid that was left behind and forced to live in the human world as a baby...and the darkly charming angel that shows up on her doorstep. This book is packed with humorous quips, a fair share of adventure and danger, and follows a general theme of darkness throughout the story. If you are fans of vampires, angels, fantasy, and international themed snarkiness, you should definitely read this book.

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Review: Vampire Huntress

Vampire Huntress by Rosemary A. Johns
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. Get ready to meet a girl that thinks she is a complete monster, as a vampire/angel hybrid that was left behind and forced to live in the human world as a baby...and the darkly charming angel that shows up on her doorstep. This book is packed with humorous quips, a fair share of adventure and danger, and follows a general theme of darkness throughout the story. If you are fans of vampires, angels, fantasy, and british themed snarkiness, you should definitely read this book.

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Review: Hidden Magic

Hidden Magic by Stephany Wallace
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. Just a heads up for potential readers, you may feel a bit put off by the opening segments of this book. I nearly gave up on it because I felt I couldn't 'get into' the story line. Thanks goodness I kept reading!

This story is magical, enlightening, whimsical and just plain tugs at your emotions in many sections. Druids and magic are definitely the main focus in most parts of this book, and the descriptions used by the writer make the environment in this book so easy to picture. Simply beautiful. I'd recommend this book to readers that are fans of magic and druids, and enjoy the idea of picturing fantastic world views in their minds.

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Review: Dragon School: Dark Night

Dragon School: Dark Night by Sarah K.L. Wilson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. This has definitely been the darkest and one of the most potentially dangerous edition in the Dragon School series thus far. Amel and a cast of characters that we all view as important by now have all been captured and are being held prisoner, including the ruler known only as the Dominar.

In this episode, Amel must help add to a plan to save everyone...both the great and the small...before the danger presented on this dark night comes down on them all. I'd strongly recommend this book (and this series, you don't want to miss a minute of Amel Leafbrought's adventures with her intelligent and occasionally snarky dragon, Raolcan) for fans of dragons, adventure, YA fantasy and short reads.

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Review: Child of Water: A Lunar Medallion Short

Child of Water: A Lunar Medallion Short by Lela Grayce
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this story. Elara manages to escape some of the most dreadful relationships in her life. She's heard all the stories, but when it's discovered that Kelpies are actually able to help humans find their better half, instead of killing the victims that discover their presence like the old wives tales proclaim, it turns out romance may not be that far away. The characters were all wonderful in this story, and I loved the layering of worlds presented here. I can't wait to read the next edition of this story, and I'd recommend it to lovers of fantasy, water creatures, and those that believe romance can be discovered in unforeseen realms.

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