terminal illness

Review: How to Save a Human by Alice Winters

Nov 6, 2020 | 2 comments

Rating: 4.5 stars Buy Links: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel When River meets Bentley DeGray in a coffee shop, he is immediately drawn to the man, but he also knows he shouldn’t get involved. River has way too much happening in his life on many levels...

FILED UNDER: 4.5 stars, Contemporary, Jay's Reviews, Paranormal
TAGGED: Alice Winters, law enforcement, mystery, self published, suspense, terminal illness, vampire, Vampire Related Crimes series

Review: Borderland by F.E. Feeley and Jamie Fessenden

Jun 10, 2020 | 1 comment

Rating: 4.5 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel After sparing no expense and enduring numerous treatments, George and his husband, Jason, brace for the final verdict on the tumor growing in George’s brain. At first, Jason isn’t willing to accept...

FILED UNDER: 4.5 stars, Camille's Reviews, Contemporary, Historical, Paranormal
TAGGED: Beaten Track Publishing, character death, established couple, F.E. Feeley Jr, horror, Jamie Fessenden, terminal illness, thriller

Review: His Second Chance by Marie Medina

Apr 22, 2020 | 0 comments

Rating: 3.75 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Less than two years ago, Lord Rollo met Petyr and instantly knew Petyr was his mate. For a moment, everything was perfect as he slowly began the courting dance. But then, Petyr’s ex-fiancee...

FILED UNDER: 3.75 stars, Camille's Reviews, Paranormal
TAGGED: Evernight Publishing, fated mates, kids, lovers reunited, Marie Medina, terminal illness, vampire, Year of Blood series

Review: Face Your Fears by Bill Mathis

Sep 13, 2018 | 24 comments

Rating: 3.75 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Nate was born with cerebral palsy. Even though he’s a quadriplegic, it doesn’t stop him from going to school (albeit with an aide), summer camp, and college. He’s just like everyone else, only with...

FILED UNDER: 3.75 stars, Contemporary, Elizabeth's reviews
TAGGED: Bill Mathis, coming of age, quadriplegic, Reading Challenge Month 2018, Rogue Phoenix Press, suicide, terminal illness, veteran, wheelchair use

Review: Half by Eli Lang

Feb 15, 2017 | 1 comment

Rating: 3.5 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Luca is a thing that should not exist. Half human and half fey, Luca has been a man stuck between two worlds for longer than he can remember. And now his own body is betraying him. After years of...

FILED UNDER: 3.5 stars, Contemporary, Fantasy, Sue's Reviews
TAGGED: Eli Lang, fae, Riptide Publishing, terminal illness

Throwback Thursday Review: Loving Edits by Mickie B. Ashling

Sep 15, 2016 | 3 comments

Rating: 3.25 stars Buy Link: Amazon | All Romance | Amazon UK Length: Novel Paul Alcott has become a success in the publishing world. After his father passed away, he modernized the family company and made a name for himself as a ruthless editor that can turn any...

FILED UNDER: 3.25 stars, Contemporary, Menage/Polyamory, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: author, Basque series, Dreamspinner Press, established couple, Mickie B. Ashling, second chance, terminal illness, Throwback Thursday

Audiobook Review: Ray of Sunlight by Brynn Stein

May 5, 2016 | 1 comment

Story Rating: 4 stars Audio Rating: 2 stars Narrator: Nicholas Santasier Length: 5 hours, 31 minutes Audiobook Buy Links: Audible Book Buy Links: Amazon | All Romance Russ is an angry teen and life hasn’t been going well for a while. His father left the family years...

FILED UNDER: 2 stars, 4 stars, Audiobook, Contemporary, Michelle's Reviews, Young Adult
TAGGED: bisexual, Brynn Stein, cancer, Harmony Ink Press, Nicholas Santasier, terminal illness, virgin hero, young love

Audiobook Review: Something Like Stories by Jay Bell

Apr 25, 2016 | 0 comments

Story Rating: 5 stars Audio Rating: 4.5 stars Narrator: Kevin R. Free Length: 12 hours, 35 minutes Audiobook Buy Links: Audible Book Buy Links: Amazon | All Romance Something Like Stories is a collection of stories focusing on characters from Jay Bell’s Something...