TW: torture, kidnapping, gore, loss of voiceThis is a very different book than what I usually read from this author.It was dark fantasy, but also kind of light for this genre. I have for sure read dark fantasy and dark romance more intense than this.This read is fast paced and very plot driven and doesn't lack for excitement. It's not super smutty either, which is a nice change from other dark fantasy and dark romance I have read.The biggest compliment I can give for this story is:This novel is all about what happens when stories and fairytale lie to you and there is no prince to rescue you.Four out if five stars because this genre is never going to be my favorite l, but this was an interesting book that kept my attention.
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Lily's Rebirth by Angelina Kerner
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Saturday, October 23, 2021
High Rise Love by Angelina Kerner
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A weekend getaway from family and work. Only one fear- an elevator.
Lana Tanner decides that it's time to woman up, because that view from the ridiculously expensive roof, twenty-five stories up should help with a break. Pulling up her big girl panties and embracing her fear she gets on that elevator, only to get stuck, her worst fear coming true. Can the handsome stranger she's stuck with help her overcome her fears and will anything come of it?
First off, this isn't my typical romance novel, so I didn't enjoy it as much as some of her other books.
However I found it sexy, exciting and funny. A perfect vacation read, which is where I read this one!!
There is great tension in this book and oh my is Lucas some great mind candy.
I couldn't quite figure put where the author was going for some sections, but this just increased the tension and made the story more enjoyable
So, unless you're claustrophobic, gobble this up!
A Shade of Love by Angelina Kerner
A Shade of Love by Angelina Kerner
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Rejected, defeated, and scared is how Maggie feels. Her mate wants her gone, dead gone. Afraid for her life she runs into the arms of a witch from fairytales and a vampire.
The mate bond has never been forcefully broken until the witch and the hottie vampire get the idea from a book she never knew existed. It makes her wonder if Dakiniten Kami is waiting to eat her heart in the dark. Is death all Maggie has to look forward to, or can she escape the bonds of mates and survive?
This is another hit for me from Ms. Kerner. Her books are always creative, fun, well written adventures. This one is a little different from her other books, but I quite enjoyed Maggie the MC and the inclusion on folk tales one doesn't see often in romance novels.
I am a sucker for a good paranormal romance and this hit the spot deliciously.
Thursday, July 1, 2021
I am Back!
2021
Was an awful year for everyone, and especially me. With lost of anxiety and ups and downs
I realized I hadn't posted one blog, or Top Ten Tuesday and I'd forgotten how much I loved it.
So I am back and planning to post every week. So please send the guest blog, review and book tour requests.
Happy Reading!!!
The Doors by Alice J Black
5/5 Weeping Angels
Amanda Fox is a young girl pulled from the life she knows and dropped into Godfrey Hall, an old house with a secret on the South West coast of England where it never seems to stop raining.When left alone in the house, she hears something in the dark confines of the dining room. It comes from the mosaic doors and she soon finds out the mosaic seems to move when she’s alone.The mystery of the mosaic consumes Amanda’s life and with the help of others, she finally discovers the secret and finds a way to open them for the first time in over two hundred years.
Anyone who knows me knows I love a creepy gothic novel, and I especially love it when thay creepy novel is YA.
So The Doors hit a lot of my favorite spots. The writing is lovely, atmospheric and paints a great picture. Godfrey Hall is deliciously spooky and Amanda a typical teenage girl who, while sometimes annoying, I bet is very relatable to most teens and written realistically.
There are twists and turns in this novel that kept me intrigued and never knowing what would happen next.
I would highly recommend this is you are interested in creepy YA, because honestly there are not enough women writing in this genre and as a woman who does this author stands out.
Friday, August 21, 2020
Serenity: A Dark, Tragic Romance by Skye Bailey
This is a story of a young woman who is abducted and thrust into a world of cruelty, abuse, and torture. But just when she gives up hope of ever being free, a savior comes to her rescue. This is a story about abuse, brokenness, healing, love, and hope.
Serenity has married her high school sweetheart and started a family but even though she found love, she soon realizes it doesn't bring a happily ever after. Tragedy strikes in a most unexpected way as she makes one fatal mistake that will change the course of her life forever. They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Will she be able to get out alive and put the pieces of her life back together?
**Trigger Warning: This book deals with the subjects of kidnapping, rape, abuse, and torture. Reader discretion advised. 18+
**Please Note: This is a dark, tragic romance book that deals with kidnapping, sexual depravity, depression, torture, rape, explicit sexual non-con situations, dark fetishes, sex trafficking. and trauma. If such things offend you please do not buy this book and give it a negative review. This book is not for readers easily offended by realistic tellings of kidnapping, rape, torture, and sexual depravity. It does not conform to just one genre but has elements of several genres such as erotica, dark romance, and suspense. It is dark, raw, depraved, and sexually explicit. You've been warned.
Going into this book I was warned it isn’t for everyone and is dark and deals with some very dark themes.
This is so true, please pay special attention to the author's warnings. This book is not for everyone.
The story is dark, crude, and violent. This doesn’t mean it’s bad, however. The subject matter is also offensive and the characters (I think on purpose) written as unlikable.
I found the writing was good and the plot strong. The second half of the novel is far better than the first and quite enjoyable if you can get past the first sections which are all about her abduction, torture, and is slightly gross. The author also does something quite creative in where she offers a second ending.
The sex is well written and quite hot in some places. There is a cliched love triangle of sorts but the fact this story that started out so brutally but ended with a HEA is fresh and surprising.
I am not sure I liked this book, but I didn’t not like it either.
There is a market for this type of erotica and a type of person who will quite enjoy it (by the reviews alone). For the correct audience, this book will be a big hit.
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Zendar: A Tale of Blood and Sand by K.T. Munson
Blood is how it all began, and only by blood can it end. Chaos has reigned in Zendar for years since the rise of the seven Bloodlines. The Liege Aleron Corvinus ruthlessly seeks revenge for the mistreatment of his ancestors. His ambitions will only be sated when he claims the world under his family’s name; he will only stop when all of Zendar is his and the other six Bloodlines pay their weight in blood.
Azel Undel was born into this world of blood and sand. She is of a dying Bloodline, a feared one, but most coveted. Promised, in exchange for money, to a man she had never known; Azel travels across Zendar. Her ship is attacked and she alone survives, setting the wheels of fate in motion. She did not expect to become her enemy’s captive or that he would demand her submission to him.
Loyalties are tested, secrets are uncovered, and Azel will have to make a choice: remain loyal to her family and everything she ever stood for or be loyal to her own heart.
3.5
TW: Dubcon, Rape
How can you not love a book that starts with:
“Blood is how it all began, and only by blood can it end.”
This book was a great read. The world-building is fantastic, and the MC Azl is an awesome character, tough, persistent, and fleshed out.
This book has intrigue, mystery, action, drama, and magic, so there is a little here for everyone to enjoy.
The plot was fast-paced and left the reader wondering what would happen next.
I had a small issue with the harem and concubines and felt like these were not as explored as they could have been and maybe culturally insensitive. I also felt the relationship between Azl and Aleron felt a little forced at time.
The book has several unforeseen twists and the prose is quite beautiful.
I would be interested in reading more from this author.
Friday, July 17, 2020
Zombie Walkabout by Phillip Murrell
Thrill rides? Safari? A cruise? Why waste your time (and money) when the best way to spend your holiday is at ZOMBIE WALKABOUT!
Our staff has packages available for whatever your desire. Planning a memorable bucks party? Check. Want to pray for the souls of the victims? Check. Looking to retrieve medical samples for all the innovative research in zombie medicine? We have a lab on our premises! We can even set you up with a trip to visit the Aboriginal Australian tribes living among the dead.
But zombie hunting sounds dangerous! No worries. Our state-of-the-art armor combination is scientifically proven to keep you one hundred percent protected. Here at Zombie Walkabout, we pride ourselves on our flawless safety record. The only concern you'll have is how all subsequent holidays will never live up to this one!
So hurry up and commit, mate. Book this summer to meet American mix martial artist Sam "Pounder" Ponsness. This rising star will augment our staff for the season.
Zombie Walkabout. Where the dead give you a reason for living!
I have read many zombie novels, so I was hesitant reading this, would it be like every other zombie book?
The answer is no! This story was very pioneering for the genre. The idea of a business that specializes in taking tourists out into the outback to kill zombies ( bash ZB’’s) is interesting and funny.
It felt like it was a throwback to game hunters of old, while I don’t like the idea of that in general this was a way to get that Safari feel and not feel sorry for the “animals.”
The zombies weren’t particularly scary, but I am tired of the traditional raaaaawwwr zombie stuff, anyway.
The MC Sam, wasn’t a complex character, but he was a likeable one. The story really picks up when Sam decided to sign on with the company, though I did find the story a little slow throughout.
While funny, this is a darker book with strong language (I don’t mind that) and had a surprising love story, while also being almost a coming of age tale.
I found the writing good, the plot interesting, and unique. Also the cover art is great! If you like zombie books and especially zombie video games I highly recommend it.
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
TOP TEN TUESDAY-Books That Make Me Smile
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday. Hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. Every week we are showcasing ten books that fit a specific theme. This week is books that made me smile.
Tuesday, July 7, 2020
TOP TEN TUESDAY- Authors I’ve Read the Most Books By
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme where we showcase ten books. It is hosted by thatartsyreadergirl.
This week's theme is the Authors I've read the most books by. As I went through my list I did notice that half of these authors I no longer read.
Comment below- which are YOUR most read authors?
1) Jim Butcher (17)
2) Maggie Shayne (30)
3) Simon R Green (37)
4) Laurell K Hamilton (30)
5) Kim Harrison (18)
6) Sherrilyn Kenyon (28)
7) Robin D Owens (17)
8) JD Robb (52)
9) Anne Rice (15)
10) Lynsay Sands (16)
Tainted Water by Lucretia Stanhope
Half witch. Half light elf. Welcome by neither. Alice is alone and desperate to fit in at her aunt’s coven when she embarks on a dubious quest for cave nettle.
Dark Elf. Decker is a leader running out of time. Isolated from the main cave system due to a hex making the water in his cave toxic, even the war his clan demands won’t save them.
The two must put aside centuries-old survival instincts and work together to save lives and preserve the fragile treaty between the coven and clan
This book was interesting and creative. It was a little difficult to tell who the “good guys” and the “bad guys” are. I think that was the point though as the MC has the same issue.
This was a quick and easy read, but quite enjoyable. Alice is an interesting character who I am not 100% sure I liked, but I think that makes the novel better. She’s wasn’t a typical “Mary Sue.”
I think this was a kind of retelling of Alice in Wonderland, but very abstract.
The world-building is a little complicated and you really must pay attention to the writing.
This novel falls into a lot of categories, dark fantasy, supernatural, romance. The writing is good, and the pace is fast.
There is mystery and danger, this book has it all. My only real complaint was that many of the characters fell a little short personality-wise.
I totally recommend it!
Monday, June 1, 2020
Forgotten Hills- Available for Pre-order and GIVE AWAY
Forgotten Hills is coming out on June 16th.
Buy your copy now!
Also, enter the Giveaway and get a 10$ gift certificate to Amazon!
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