Romance and Urban Fantasy Book Reviews
Another book from Madeline Hunter will soon be in the offering. I haven’t been able to find much information on The Surrender of Miss Fairbourne but based on my track record with her writing I’ll be getting a copy when it comes out in March. ***** I have quite a few friends who are going [...]
Happy Friday! It was an awesome week. I did some shopping, got some good stuff like clothes and shoes for my kids, deviled egg trays (shutty Mandi), and I looked at wall art for the giant blank wall behind my couch. Didn’t buy any wall art but I looked. I still have no clue what to [...]
Fiction Vixen is pleased to once again welcome author Jennifer Estep today. Greetings and salutations! First of all, I want to say thanks to Sophia for having me on the blog again today. Thanks so much, Sophia! So today Sophia asked me to write about the qualities that an urban fantasy heroine needs to [...]
What can I say? I have a soft spot for anything that may be cowboy themed. With the girls’ cowboy boots danglin’ away on the cover along with the title Don’t Mess with Texas, and I couldn’t resist this book. Unfortunately this book didn’t knock me off my boots. At 400 pages, there is lot [...]
Reading this book was like trying to watch a show behind a thick pane of glass. What do I mean by that (because what a weird metaphor)? Basically, I felt like I never really got what was promised. I was given this potentially interesting story, but it was always a little out of reach, always [...]
What a delightful read. This extremely short erotic novella by Cornelia Grey is surreal, bittersweet, and sensual. Apples and Regret and Wasted Time centers around two ex-lovers who have not seen one another for three years and is narrated in first person by one of the men. He has just been injured in a fight [...]
Faith and Ethan knew each other in high school. She was the rich princess and he was the bad boy. One night he gave her a ride home and stole a kiss—and tried to steal more, although he was denied. Fast forward to the present and their positions are almost completely reversed. Faith’s father was [...]
Yet another fun episode in the Lords of the Underworld series. I’ve noticed that word crops up almost every time I write a review for one of Showalter’s books—fun. The characters are always so funny, and even when they don’t get along, their dislike of each other always includes funny situations and verbal sparring. I [...]
