Like with many series, this second book was better than the first. I loved seeing different mythologies woven into the world, and Bran certainly kept everyone on their toes.
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- May 24, 2021
- Book Reviews
4 Stars
Review: Caroline Linden – About A Rogue
About a Rogue is a fun Georgian Era romance that is unique for focusing on the upper-middle-class and having a hero I liked more than the heroine.
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- May 10, 2021
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Review: Nik James – High Country Justice
Nikoo and Jim are masters at crafting unique, vibrant characters. Branching out into the Western genre doesn’t change that. Elkhorn, Colorado, is a growing town teeming with life and enough trouble to keep Caleb Marlowe on his toes.
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- May 3, 2021
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Review: Patricia Briggs – Cry Wolf
Cry Wolf picks up right where the novella Alpha & Omega left off. I recommend reading that one first, or you might feel a little lost at the beginning. Anna and Charles are new to the mates’ thing, but I can tell that I will enjoy their escapades.
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- April 12, 2021
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Review: Sarah E. Ladd – The Headmistress of Rosemere
The Headmistress of Rosemere is the second book in the Whispers on the Moors series, but it works as a stand-alone novel. I enjoyed Patience and William’s bittersweet tale of loss, change, and hope for the future.
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- April 5, 2021
- Book Reviews
Review: David James Warren – Cast The First Stone
Cast the First Stone is an intriguing intro to this time-travel universe. Rembrandt has trouble getting his feet under him, but questions raised and a cliffhanger will keep me coming back for more books.
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- February 22, 2021
- Book Reviews
Review: Patricia Briggs – Night Broken
Night Broken is more somber than previous books in the series. Mercy is under a lot more stress, and for the most part, the pack was less than helpful in relieving that stress. A new addition to the cast looks promising for more hijinks in the future, though.
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- February 15, 2021
- Book Reviews
Review: Sarah E. Ladd – The Heiress of Winterwood
The Heiress of Winterwood is an enchanting debut novel. It has a slow start, but once the action starts, everything comes together beautifully. Amelia and Graham really began to click for me as they came together to save Lucy.
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- January 4, 2021
- Book Reviews
Review: Brittany Fichter – Clara’s Soldier
Clara’s Soldier is a haunting rendition of The Nutcracker set at the end of World War II. Clara is waiting for her soldier, James, to come home from the war even after nearly everyone else has given up hope. This tale is darker than the original, but Godfather Drosselmeyer’s Christmas Magic still has a part to play.
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- December 24, 2020
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