Rating: 5🌈 Series finale Here we are at the Hidden Species finale and usually I’m a very mopey reader at this stage because I’m saying goodbye to characters and a universe I’ve fallen deeply and irrevocably in love with. However, thank you, Louisa Masters, I know that the fabulous sequel series Here Be Dragons ensures… Continue reading Review: Sorcerers Always Satisfy (Hidden Species #4) by Louisa Masters
Month: September 2021
Review: Hijinks With a Hellhound (Hidden Species #3) by Louisa Masters
Rating: 4.75 🌈 Hellhounds. If for no other reason to pick these amazing stories up, it’s to meet hellhounds. These are not the beings or species that are coming to mind when the name Hellhound pops up. Nopes. The Hellhound species here? Welp,that wasn’t originally their name. But turns out it’s a racial uh soecist… Continue reading Review: Hijinks With a Hellhound (Hidden Species #3) by Louisa Masters
Review: One Bite With a Vampire (Hidden Species #2) by Louisa Masters
Rating: 5 🌈 One Bite With a Vsmpire introduces us to Noah Cage, a human who is one of the most fascinating characters of the Hidden Species series. Noah’s personality and character is one of unknown depths, continual growth, and unexpected revelation. Honestly, even at the end of the series finale, I felt as though… Continue reading Review: One Bite With a Vampire (Hidden Species #2) by Louisa Masters
Review: Demons Do It Better ( Hidden Species #1) by Louisa Masters
Rating: 4.5 🌈 Well, finally, here I am! Back at the beginning of the Hidden Species series I’ve been meaning to return to after finding and diving into the first novel at the start of the sequel series (Dragon Ever After (Here Be Dragons #1) ). Yikes! That story and the introduction to all the… Continue reading Review: Demons Do It Better ( Hidden Species #1) by Louisa Masters
Review: Thack’s Angel: Midnight Rodeo #12 by BA Tortuga
Rating:4🌈 It’s a great concept, a hell’s rodeo full of supernatural beings that tours like a regular rodeo around the US, only the bulls are really demons doing hell time for their bad deeds and the rodeo staff and bull riders are a very interesting mixture of supernatural beings of various species. The books, 12… Continue reading Review: Thack’s Angel: Midnight Rodeo #12 by BA Tortuga
Review: The Demon’s in the Details by Meghan Maslow
Rating: 5🌈 Author Meghan Maslow is a writer I only recently became familiar with but already she’s a must read and highly recommended one. I’m quickly gobbling up anything from her that I’ve not read yet. Which is how I came across this outstanding story. The Demon’s in the Details by Meghan Maslow was previously… Continue reading Review: The Demon’s in the Details by Meghan Maslow
Review: The Play of His Life by Amy Aislin
Rating: 4.5 🌈 It’s play hockey time so I can’t get enough of my favorite sport, that includes reading about it in my romances. Amy Aislin is in that top group of authors I recommend who write outstanding hockey romances. Her stories include both great characters but just as importantly the fact that this author… Continue reading Review: The Play of His Life by Amy Aislin
Review: Steamroller by Mary Calmes
Rating: 3.25 🌈 Totally sweet college romance. This is one short story that I wish had been expanded a bit in places to give us a firmer foundation of both characters, their history on the campus, and at the end. Especially with them facing the huge upheavals in their lives. Vincent is the most fully… Continue reading Review: Steamroller by Mary Calmes
Review: More Than Life by Mary Calmes
Rating: 3🌈 I truly love Mary Calmes and consider her books comfort reads. Whether it’s the latest in her Torus series or Frog, I have an understanding of what characters I might meet, no matter the situation, and the outcome of the passionate romance the main couple falls into. Doesn’t matter if they’ve just met… Continue reading Review: More Than Life by Mary Calmes
Review: A Rival for Rivingdon (The Lords of Bucknall Club, #3) by J.A.Rock and Lisa Henry
Rating. 4.5 🌈 I quite adore this Regency series. After the last romance with the intense and highly intelligent Lord Christmas Gale and several murders at the center, I wasn’t sure what awaited me here with this couple. Yes we were given glances of the pair in book 2 but I wasn’t quite prepared for… Continue reading Review: A Rival for Rivingdon (The Lords of Bucknall Club, #3) by J.A.Rock and Lisa Henry
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 