Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Matthew Metzger is always a bit of a hit or miss author for me, but when he’s good, he’s very, very good! As I was reading this book, I was thinking of how affirming it would be for a questioning (especially in regards to gender identity) teen, because there… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Best Behaviour by Matthew Metzger
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A Caryn Review: No Fae is an Island (Endangered Fae #4) by Angel Martinez
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Yes, this series just keeps getting better, and this is my favorite story so far. These characters, and the world they live in, are all just so engaging, despite being lifted from various world mythologies. There may be some spoilers for Semper Fae in this review, but I will… Continue reading A Caryn Review: No Fae is an Island (Endangered Fae #4) by Angel Martinez
A Caryn Review:Semper Fae (Endangered Fae #3) by Angel Martinez
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars For those of you who thought this would be Zach and Lugh’s story, you are right, but it is so much more…. This book takes our heroes from the upper echelons of the United States government, to a perilous journey to the realm of dragons and wild fae, and… Continue reading A Caryn Review:Semper Fae (Endangered Fae #3) by Angel Martinez
A Caryn Review: Single White Incubus (Supernatural Selection) by E.J. Russell
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars I am soooo happy to read and review another book from EJ Russell set in the universe of the “supes” – the supernatural, from all realms. And as a bonus, this book had cameos from David and Alun of Cutie and the Beast, as well as Mal from The… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Single White Incubus (Supernatural Selection) by E.J. Russell
A Caryn Review: Fourteen Summers by Quinn Anderson
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars This was a new twist on a coming of age book, with not one, but three protagonists. And to a small extent it is even a bit of a love triangle – the MCs are not only trying to figure out how to relate to each other, but also… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Fourteen Summers by Quinn Anderson
A Caryn Release Day Review: Nudging Fate (Enchanted Occasions #1) by E.J. Russell
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars We all nudge Fate every day, with every choice we make. I just love this author when she’s being playful! Those who loved Cutie and the Beast will also love this book. It is not explicitly in the same universe, but still involves beings from various mythologies (the MC… Continue reading A Caryn Release Day Review: Nudging Fate (Enchanted Occasions #1) by E.J. Russell
A Caryn Release Day Review: The Architect and the Castle of Glass by Jade Mere
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars It’s been a while since I’ve read fantasy, and this book definitely lives up to the genre. The universe created is a little bit middle east, a little bit steampunk, a little bit of magic in a world just entering an industrial age. The cast includes a spoiled but… Continue reading A Caryn Release Day Review: The Architect and the Castle of Glass by Jade Mere
A Caryn Release Day Review: Color of You by CS Poe
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars This is the last Christmas book I am reviewing this season, and I’m going to treat it a little bit like a hallmark movie. At a different time of the year, I would probably be more cynical and take off a star, but this is the season of peace… Continue reading A Caryn Release Day Review: Color of You by CS Poe
A Caryn Advent Release Day Review: The Probability of Mistletoe (2017 Advent Calendar Daily – Stocking Stuffers) by E.J. Russell
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars I really enjoyed this cute holiday story about second chances, and of course I was thrilled to review another of E.J. Russell’s books after reviewing the Fae Out of Water series here on Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words earlier this year. I enjoy her characters, who have just the… Continue reading A Caryn Advent Release Day Review: The Probability of Mistletoe (2017 Advent Calendar Daily – Stocking Stuffers) by E.J. Russell
An Alisa Review: Without A Compass by Helen Juliet
Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Riley Anderson isn’t an outdoorsy guy. He’s a desk jockey, office by day and couch by night. So when his family insists on a camping trip for his father’s 50th birthday he’s hardly thrilled. Things only get worse when Kai shows up, too. Kai Brandt’s more than… Continue reading An Alisa Review: Without A Compass by Helen Juliet
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