Cry Sanctuary by Moira Rogers (Red Rock Pass #1) October 21, 2008 Paranormal Romance E-Book and Print (See Note) Samhain Reviewed by MandiNote: Cry Sanctuary and the second book, Sanctuary Lost available today in the print book, “Sanctuary.”Why I read: I really enjoy Moira Roger’s Southern Arcana series and wanted to try more from these authors.Favorite Quote: “If you blow up my woman, I will end you.”Favorite Quote #2: She bit off a curse and turned abruptly, her nails digging Continue Reading
Review: Out of Mind by Stella Cameron
Out of Mind by Stella Cameron (Court of Angels #2) March 30, 2010 Paranormal Romance Paperback, 400 Pages Harlequin (MIRA) Reviewed by AmandaWillow is part of the Millet family, known throughout New Orleans for their 'Natural Talent'. Willow refuses to acknowledge her powers and those of the rest of her family. Even though she tries her hardest, her psychic powers are well and truly there. Willow has an affinity to see the face of a person with evil intent even sometimes long Continue Reading
Review: Her Vampire Husband by Michele Hauf
Her Vampire Husband by Michele Hauf (Wicked Games #3) April 1, 2010 Paranormal Romance Paperback, 368 Pages HQN Books Reviewed by MandiWhy I read: It was offered for review through NetGalley.Favorite Quote: "I suppose you expect me to romp about on your furniture and tear it apart with my teeth, I probably better not wash or comb my hair either because that would destroy your mental picture of me. Should I stop shaving my legs and do the whole hairy thing?"Werewolf Blu Continue Reading
Review: Dark Desires at Midnight by Jessica Lee
Dark Desires at Midnight by Jessica Lee (Warriors of the Enclave #2) March 30, 2010 Paranormal Romance E-Book, Novel length Loose ID Reviewed by Mandi Why I read: The author asked for a review. Favorite Quote: Arran kissed her as if he was a demon released from hell, and she was his first taste of light. Favorite Quote #2: On impulse, she licked her lips at the large bulge waiting behind the fly of his leather pants. (I can’t resist a large bulge quote!) Arran Continue Reading
Review: Nicholas by Elizabeth Amber
Nicholas by Elizabeth AmberErotic Paranormal RomanceAugust 1, 2007Paperback, 319 PagesAphrodisia Kensington Why I read: Author asked for a review, and I have noticed this cover many times. Favorite Quote: this second cock ripped from his own flesh. It extended high and hard from his pelvis, and twitched with hunger. Only slightly smaller than the enormous cock already rooted just below in his thatch, it craved relief as much as its twin. (<---people, we are talking double dong delight Continue Reading
Review: Keeper of Light and Dust by Natasha Mostert
Keeper of Light and Dust by Natasha Mostert February 2010 (Paperback release) Paranormal Thriller Paperback, 340 pages Penguin Group (USA) Reviewed by Karra Being a Keeper, a woman who meditates and invokes the power of her own chi to protect the warriors that are under her care, Mia Lockhart leads a life that’s anything but boring. Her life encompasses all things martial arts, training as a “vogue” (a martial artist who practices choreographed forms), and the men she protects Continue Reading
Review: Moonlight Ménage by Stephanie Julian
Moonlight Ménage by Stephanie Julian (Lucani Lovers #2) March 3rd, 2010 Paranormal Romance E-Book, Novel Length Ellora’s Cave Reviewed by Mandi Why I read: It was offered for review and I really enjoyed the first book in the series, Kiss of Moonlight. Favorite Quote: “I want you to put your hands on the arms of the chair and not let go. Understand?” Tira, Nic and Duke have been in love the past eight years. Well, let me rephrase, Duke and Nic love Tira, and the men, although not Continue Reading
Review: Num8ers by Rachel Ward and Giveaway
Whenever Jem meets someone new, no matter who, as soon as she looks into their eyes, a number pops into her head. That number is a date: the date they will die. Burdened with such an awful awareness, Jem avoids relationships. Until she meets Spider, another outsider, and takes a chance. But while they’re waiting to ride the Eye Ferris wheel, Jem notices that all the other tourists in line flash the same number. Today’s number. Today’s date. Terrorists are going to attack London. Jem’s Continue Reading
Review: Defeat The Darkness by Alexis Morgan
Hard-eyed and hard-bodied, Hunter Fitzsimon isn't what Tate Justice expected in a tenant for the apartment above her garage. Terse and intensely private, Hunter's mission is to protect a narrow stretch of the barrier between Earth and Kalithia against the Paladins' ruthless enemies -- a job that would be much easier without his sexy landlady nosing around. So when she follows Hunter into the woods late one night, he decides to teach Tate a lesson with a passionate kiss that brings her to her Continue Reading
Review: From Afar by Ava March
Some rules are destined to be broken. Loneliness. A concept with which Raphael Laurent is very familiar. He’s lived a solitary life for thirty-six years, shunning the excesses of the local vampire clan—until he spots Lord Aleric Vane, the handsome and dissolute third son of a duke. For three years Raphael has watched from a distance, for only when he is near Aleric does the hollow, empty ache in his chest ease. Cut off from his family for refusing to follow his father’s dictates, Aleric’s Continue Reading