I’m over at Dear Author with a review of Silence Fallen by Patricia Briggs. I had high hopes for this one but I’m sorry to say I was underwhelmed.
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I’m over at Dear Author with a review of Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs. An absolute ripper.
I’m over at Dear Author with a review of Dead Heat by Patricia Briggs. It’s the latest instalment in the Alpha & Omega series and I loved it so hard I can’t even tell you.
Why I read it: I’m a fan of the series so I bought it ASAP on release.
What it’s about: (from Goodreads) Mercy Thompson’s world just got a whole lot bigger
A collection of all-new and previously published short stories featuring Mercy Thompson and the characters she calls friends
Includes the new stories
Silver
Roses in Winter
Redemption
Hollow
and fan favorites
Fairy Gifts
Gray
Alpha and Omega
Seeing Eye
The Star of David
In Red, with Pearls
The narration: Each story is introduced by a note from Patricia Briggs (narrated by Lorelei King) and which orient the story in the timeline of the Mercy Thompson world. The novellas are arranged roughly chronologically – something I found helpful. I’m nerd enough to have appreciated the little insights the author gives in introducing each instalment. Continue reading
Today I’m reviewing Night Broken by Patricia Briggs. (And didn’t I feel lucky when I got to review it too). I love this series and I loved this book. Click on the link to see why.
on Paper/eBook
Mystery Man by Kristen Ashley – B/B+ I have recently discovered the reading crack* that is Kristen Ashley. Her writing is not for everyone. There are very long run-on sentences (some of which don’t make sense), some abuse of tenses and apostrophes… but. But. The stories are strong and if you like the alpha protector type who likes dirty talk and laugh out loud funny heroines (and heroes for that matter), an authentic girl posse who drinks cosmopolitans and eat cookie dough and other fattening things, this might be for you.Mystery Man is the first book in the Dream Man series (but I started with book 4, Motorcycle Man because I’d heard that is the “gateway drug” – I’d heard right by the way).
Gwendolyn Kidd has been having the strangest relationship – 18 months earlier she met a hot sexy guy in a bar and with very (and I mean very) few words, found herself having the best sex of her life with him. They don’t exchange names or conversation. And he keeps turning up, every few days for more hot sex, in the middle of the night, then he says “Later, babe” and leaves. Matters come to a head when Gwen’s sister Ginger gets in a lot of trouble with a lot of bad people. Her Mystery Man, Cabe “Hawk” Delgado is a commando type and rides to the rescue.
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