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Review: A Mage’s Guide to Human Familiars by A.J. Sherwood

Jan 17, 2022 | 3 comments

Rating: 4 stars Buy Links: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Bel Adams is a rare R’iyah mage, one descended from a demon, and therefore he is destined to have a human familiar, rather than an animal or object. R’iyah mages have unusual...

FILED UNDER: 4 stars, Contemporary, Jay's Reviews, Menage/Polyamory
TAGGED: A.J. Sherwood, demon, familiar, lovers reunited, mage, magic, military, R'iyah Family Archives series, self published

Audiobook Review: When I First Saw Red by Kasia Bacon

Dec 23, 2021 | 0 comments

Story Rating: 5 stars Audio Rating: 4.5 stars Narrator: Cornell Collins Length: 4 hours, 21 minutes Audiobook Buy Links: Amazon/Audible | iBooks Book Buy Links: Amazon | iBooks I read When I First Saw Red when it was released back in June 2020, and like all of the...

FILED UNDER: 4.5 stars, 5 stars, Audiobook, Fantasy, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: Cornell Collins, demon, elf, Kasia Bacon, mates, military, self published, Soldiers and Mercenaries series

Review: Loose Cannons by Kasia Bacon

Dec 2, 2021 | 0 comments

Rating: 4.5 stars Buy Link: Payhip | Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Short Story Ervyn and Lochan have their allegiance to each other, but their day job is their allegiance to the Scouts. Their latest mission has them working together under the direct...

FILED UNDER: 4.5 stars, Fantasy, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: elves, established couple, Kasia Bacon, military, Order Universe, self published

Review: Chaos Etched in Flesh by Lyn Gala

Oct 8, 2021 | 3 comments

Rating: 4.75 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Kilian Kildare just wanted to save lives. He worked his ass off to make it into the Army’s special paranormal unit as a human, to fight ruthless, killer paranormals. When he had the...

FILED UNDER: 4.75 stars, Camille's Reviews, Contemporary, Paranormal
TAGGED: age gap, BIPOC, bodyguard, demon, friends to lovers, Lyn Gala, military, possession, religion, self published, vampire

Review: Sailor Proof by Annabeth Albert

Oct 6, 2021 | 3 comments

Rating: 4.5 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Sonar Chief Derrick Fox wants revenge on his ex by showing off a rebound fling. But since Derrick’s been deployed on a submarine, he hasn’t had a chance to find that rebound. Enter his best...

FILED UNDER: 4.5 stars, Contemporary, Kris' Reviews
TAGGED: Annabeth Albert, best friend's brother, Carina Press, composer, deployment, fake relationship, friends to lovers, military, musician, Shore Leave Series, virgin

Review: Caged in Fire by Amy Thorn

Oct 5, 2021 | 0 comments

Rating: 3.75 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Caged in Fire follows immediately after Caged in Darkness. The books are intended to be read in order and this review will expose spoilers for the series. Isaac wanted to find a home after...

FILED UNDER: 3.75 stars, Contemporary, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: age gap, Amy Thorn, Caged Duet series, military, motorcycle club, PTSD, rape, self published, sexual trafficking, veteran, violence

Review: Walk Between Worlds by Samara Breger

Oct 1, 2021 | 3 comments

Rating: 4.5 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel It was supposed to be her night. Her feast, her recognition, her promotion, her dream. Instead, Sergeant Major Scratch Keyes is in the castle dungeon with her dearest friend, Jamie, accused...

FILED UNDER: 4.5 stars, Elizabeth's reviews, Fantasy
TAGGED: Bywater Books, enemies to lovers, found family, Lesbian/FF, military, Samara Breger

Review: Revolt by T.J. Nichols

Sep 30, 2021 | 0 comments

Rating: 3.75 stars Buy Links: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novella Revolt is the third book in T.J. Nichols’ exciting Captured Earth series. The books form one long story and should be read in order. This review will therefore have some spoilers...

FILED UNDER: 3.75 stars, Contemporary, Futuristic/Science Fiction, Jay's Reviews
TAGGED: alien, Captured Earth series, established couple, military, suspense, T.J. Nichols