13
Aug, 2024

REVIEW: Ransom’s Revenge by Julie K. Cohen

Rating: 5 out of 5.

Ransom’s Revenge is a shifter romance novella and the first mini-installant to the Broken Shifters series by Julie K. Cohen. Ransom needs to escape the anti-shifter research lab, but first, he needs out of the small cage he has been confined in. Elise roams free, ignoring him the best she can no matter the draw, until she finally aids in his escape because he will take his freedom even if she cannot. Elise needs to return to the lab, but shifters don’t leave others behind. Ransom might not trust her, but he will have what is his, and there is far more to Elise than what meets the eye.

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6
Aug, 2024

REVIEW: Moonlight Reborn by Miyo Hunter

Rating: 2 out of 5.

Moonlight Reborn is book one in the paranormal shifter romance series Moonlight Mates by Miyo Hunter. For peace between packs, the firstborn of each pack must be exchanged, but the promise of being treated like a family member was a lie. Sophia suffered as an outcast for years, surrounded by enemies, until one touch changed everything. With too many secrets to keep, unrest in the castle, and people gunning for her, Aaron was a complication Sophia could do without, but you cannot ignore fate’s call.

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29
Jul, 2024

REVIEW: Risque Romance Vol. 1 by Mandi Konesni

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Risque Romance Vol. 1 comprises two paranormal romance novellas by Mandi Konesni. The first novella is Awakened; it follows Mia, who is perfectly content in her less-than-thrilling life until her best friend signs her up to be auctioned off as a date at an event and is quickly highly bid after by Erik. Erik is sinful and sensual bliss is consuming, and quickly Mia realises there might be more to life except she can’t keep Erik, even if they both desire exactly that. The second novella is Enthralled; it follows Dieri, who was cursed many centuries ago by the Romani, and he has hunted them ever since. In comes Mirela, a light in his ever-darkening existence, a little bird that he shouldn’t have, but they are drawn to each other, but the faire isn’t as quiet as it seems. Are all monsters monsters, or is that just what you’ve been told?

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