Review originally posted in February of 2013 by Angela at Fiction Vixen. Lord of Darkness by Elizabeth HoytMaiden Lane #5Historical RomanceOriginally published February 26, 2013 I’m not afraid to admit that this book wrecked me. I absolutely loved it, but my heart hurt for this couple so many times. Lord of Darkness is the fifth book in Elizabeth Hoyt’s much beloved Maiden Lane series and it was so very, very good. Godric St. John spends his days as a cold, separated aristocrat Continue Reading
Wrapping Up 2024- Angela’s Favorites
Some quick stats- I've read 142 books as of this post. A whopping 66 of those books were published in KU. Every time I found myself in a book slump I browsed through KU and chose a fantasy or science fiction romance. I found LJ Andrews, and her Ever series. Which is when I realized that it was a spin-off of the Broken Kingdom series. So, I gobbled up all 12 books over a month or so. I LOVE this world so much. I read more fantasy romance, science fiction romance, and horror this year than Continue Reading
Retro Review: Sweet Destiny by Penny Watson
Review originally posted in November 2016 as a What to Read Wednesday at Fiction Vixen by Angela. Sweet Destiny by Penny WatsonKlaus Brothers #5Christmas/Holiday RomancePublished November 25, 2016- Self Published I’m not a huge fan of Christmas romances. I don’t even know why, I’m just not. BUT I am a big fan of Penny Watson and her Klaus series. Sweet Destiny is the finale of the series and FINALLY we get Wolfgang’s HEA. After seeing his four brothers fall in love and settle Continue Reading
Retro Review: Sweet Adventure by Penny Watson
Review originally posted in July of 2017 as a What to Read Wednesday at Fiction Vixen by Angela. Sweet Adventure by Penny WatsonKlaus Brothers #3Christmas RomanceOctober 27, 2014- Self Published Penny Watson books always make me laugh. And sigh. And also realize how awfully sexy beards can be. No matter what book of her’s I pick up I know it’ll be quirky and fun. Sweet Adventure is the third book in her Christmas themed Klaus Brothers series and features the hippie, Birkenstock Continue Reading
Review: Ne’er Duke Well by Alexandra Vasti
Ne'er Duke Well by Alexandra VastiHistorical RomanceJuly 24, 2024- St. Martin's Griffin Review by Angela I fell in love with this author after reading the Halifax Hellions series as free reads on her website. I've been saving this book as kind of a "break glass in case of emergency" read, which after the last couple of months and my resulting book slump seemed to be a good plan from past me. Peter Kent, the new Duke of Stanhope, recently arrived from Louisiana, desperately wants Continue Reading
Review: Servant of Earth by Sarah Hawley
Servant of Earth by Sarah HawleyThe Shards of Magic #1Fantasy RomanceNovember 12, 2024- Ace Review by Angela Kenna Heron is an ordinary woman, living on the fringes of her village, finding treasures in the bog, which she sells in order to put food on the table. When the time comes for sacrifices to be chosen to travel across the bog to the Fae, Kenna is distressed to find her best friend is picked. So, in desperation, she follows her and ends up in a cruel Fae kingdom where she is Continue Reading
Retro Review: White Knight by Kelly Meade
Review originally posted in January of 2015 at Fiction Vixen by Angela. White Knight by Kelly MeadeCornerstone Run Trilogy #3PNRPublished January 20, 2015 by Intermix I’ve been eagerly anticipating the final installment of the Cornerstone Run trilogy. While each book tells the story of a different brother, Knight is at the center of the main plot and the one who has been victimized the most. This urban fantasy trilogy revolves around the McQueen brothers and their run’s battle Continue Reading
Review: Ghost Station by S.A. Barnes
Ghost Station by S.A. BarnesScience Fiction/HorrorApril 9, 2024- Tor NightfireARC Review by Angela I'm not sure why I waited so long to read this book, maybe when I first picked it up I wasn't in the mood for dark, atmospheric, grim science fiction? Not quite sure. I do know that once I finally opened it for a second time the other day, I read it straight through to the end in one sitting. Ghost Station is told from the POV of Dr. Ophelia Bray, a psychologist with a complicated Continue Reading
Retro Review: Gray Bishop by Kelly Meade
Review originally posted in October of 2014 at Fiction Vixen by Angela. Gray Bishop by Kelly MeadeCornerstone Run Trilogy #2PNRPublished October 21, 2014 by Intermix Gray Bishop is the second book in the Cornerstone Run Trilogy, and while I had some problems with the romance in Black Rook, the world-building and premise of this series had me looking forward to the next two releases. Bishop and Jillian, our main characters, feature prominently in the first book and I was very much Continue Reading
Review: The Horde King of Shadow by Zoey Draven
The Horde King of Shadow by Zoey DravenHordes of the Elthika #1Science Fiction/Fantasy RomanceNovember 26, 2024- Self Published Review by Angela When Zoey Draven announced that her new series would take place in the same world as her Horde Kings of Dakkar series, yet set several centuries in the future, I wondered how it would all fit together with the original world-building. And the answer is, perfectly. This new series features a woman, Klara, who also happens to be a princess Continue Reading