The Moonlit Woods (The Shifting Fae Book 1) by Eliza Tilton
If I did not have other stuff going on, I would have read this story in one or two days. This story grabbed me in the first chapter and held my attention till the end. The pacing and writing were perfect for the length of the story. I am glad the author turned this short… Continue reading The Moonlit Woods (The Shifting Fae Book 1) by Eliza Tilton
From Fame to Ruin by Jina S. Bazzar
Thriller and Romance are like peanut butter and chocolate. They are great together and separate. This story took me a bit to get into, but it held my interest enough to keep me reading. The pacing worked for this story. It was not too fast, but some points slowed down too much for my liking.… Continue reading From Fame to Ruin by Jina S. Bazzar
Tethered Spirits (Curse of Shavhalla, #1) by T.A. Hernandez
I have to admit; I was a little confused when I started reading this story. At first, I thought I missed something until I realized it was just how the story started. I do not mind stories jumping straight into action, but it did not feel right this time. Maybe it needed a little something… Continue reading Tethered Spirits (Curse of Shavhalla, #1) by T.A. Hernandez
Dragon Wytch (Otherworld / Sisters of the Moon #4) by Yasmine Galenorn
I still do not have a paranormal romance series to compare this to, but I am still enjoying this series so far. The pacing of this book is slower than the previous three in the series. But given there are more after this, I think it is okay to have the breather book. If a… Continue reading Dragon Wytch (Otherworld / Sisters of the Moon #4) by Yasmine Galenorn
Bones to Ashes (Temperance Brennan #10) by Kathy Reichs
Kathy Reichs is one of my favorite authors. I realize I am extremely far behind on her Temperance series, but I have most of them. Reading them all in order, Bones to Ashes was the next in line. The tempo of the story was fine for the story itself, but sometimes it felt too slow.… Continue reading Bones to Ashes (Temperance Brennan #10) by Kathy Reichs
Shadow’s Past by Natalie Johanson
Silly me did not know this was a sequel to the book Shadow’s Voice, so I will go back and read the first one down the road. The good thing is, I did not have to read the first book. There was enough explanation sprinkled around to understand what was going on. You could read… Continue reading Shadow’s Past by Natalie Johanson
The Superiors (The Superiors, #1) by Lav A. Kuatron
The Superiors took me a while to get into. I think this genre is not all for me, but I am going to still try. You never know when that one book wows you. This story was one that was slow in some places, but when the action started, it picked up. The concept of… Continue reading The Superiors (The Superiors, #1) by Lav A. Kuatron
Shadow Jumper: The Quest by Cait Shea
This was a good story for an introduction to a series. I am looking forward to reading the rest. With this story being short, the pacing was right on, not too fast and not too slow. The author did well in the changing of point of view to introduce you to each character. It did… Continue reading Shadow Jumper: The Quest by Cait Shea
Idriel’s Children (Odriel’s Heirs #2) by Hayley Reese Chow
Idriel’s Children can be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading the first book for the richness of the world build and certain characters. Like book one, there is a lot packed in this book, but yet it did not feel overwhelming. The pacing sometimes slowed down too much, but when it was on… Continue reading Idriel’s Children (Odriel’s Heirs #2) by Hayley Reese Chow
Into the Dark (Star Wars Disney Canon Novel) by Claudia Gray
Into the Dark is the introduction of the High Republic era for the young adult genre. Like A Test of Courage, this book coincides along with part two of Light of the Jedi. You do not need to read it in order to understand this book, but I highly recommend it for a richer experience… Continue reading Into the Dark (Star Wars Disney Canon Novel) by Claudia Gray
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