Release Day Review: Against The Grain, THIRDS: Book 5 By Charlie Cochet

Reviewed by Roberta TITLE: Against The Grain SERIES: THIRDS: Book 5 AUTHOR: Charlie Cochet PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press LENGTH: 220 Pages BLURB: Sequel to Rise & Fall THIRDS: Book Five As the fiercest Defense Agent at the THIRDS, Destructive Delta’s Ash Read more

Release Day Review: Flax’s Pursuit (AURA #2) by Bellora Quinn and Angel Martinez

Reviewed by Vicki   TITLE: Flax’s Pursuit SERIES: AURA #2 AUTHOR: Bellora Quinn and Angel Martinez PUBLISHER: Totally Bound LENGTH: 98,263 words BLURB: A murderer haunts the city, turning the unwary to stone. Between hunting this evil and corralling new arrivals, Flax struggles to guard Read more

Release Day Duo Review: Ink and Shadows (Ink and Shadows #1) by Rhys Ford

Reviewed by Carissa and Sheena   TITLE:  Ink and Shadows SERIES:  Ink and Shadows #1 AUTHOR:  Rhys Ford PUBLISHER:  DSP Publications LENGTH:  304 pages BLURB:   Kismet Andreas lives in fear of the shadows. For the young tattoo artist, the Read more

Recent Release Book Review: The Pill Bugs of Time (Offbeat Crime #2) by Angel Martinez

Reviewed by Vicki   TITLE: The Pill Bugs of Time  SERIES: Offbeat Crime #2 AUTHOR: Angel Martinez PUBLISHER: Amber Quill LENGTH: 24,000 words BLURB: Vikash Soren, the perfect police officer except for his odd paranormal ability, never seems to lose his temper. Always serene and Read more

Recent Release Review: Wounded Vol. 1 (Little Goddess #2) by Amy Lane

Reviewed by Vicki   TITLE: Wounded Vol. 1 SERIES: Little Goddess #2 AUTHOR: Amy Lane PUBLISHER: DSP Publications LENGTH: 200 pages BLURB: 2nd Edition Cory fled the foothills to deal with the pain of losing Adrian, and Green watched her go. Separately, they could easily Read more

Recent Release Review: Spell Bound (The Warlock Brothers of Havenbridge #1) by Jacob Z. Flores

Reviewed by Marieke     TITLE: Spell Bound SERIES: The Warlock Brothers of Havenbridge book 1 AUTHOR: Jacob Z. Flores PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press LENGTH: 218 pages BLURB: Mason Blackmoor just can’t compete with his brothers, much less his father. They Read more