Review: Midwinter Firelight by K.L. Noone

Rating: 4.5🌈 Midwinter Firelight, a sequel to the inestimable Snowed In, takes place 2 months after the events of that story that introduced us to Constable Kit Thompson, empath and Bow Street Preternatural Division, and his now lover, the Honorable Harry Alden, younger brother to the Earl of Fairleigh. This is a case where the… Continue reading Review: Midwinter Firelight by K.L. Noone

A Lila Review: Sundown, Holiday, Beacon (Extraordinary Book 1) by K.L. Noone

Rating: 3.25 stars out of 5 Three superheroes in love! Or one superhero, one former sidekick, and one  redeemed supervillain, at least. Ryan, John, and Holiday have been partners — in every sense of the word — for two years. They’ve saved the world, fallen in love, and remodeled the secret base to include bookshelves… Continue reading A Lila Review: Sundown, Holiday, Beacon (Extraordinary Book 1) by K.L. Noone

An Alisa Review: Fire and Ink (Kitten and Witch #2) by K.L. Noone

Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Three months ago David Stanton rescued a runaway kitten in the rain. Now he’s got a scandalous feline shapeshifter living in his house, helping with his white-witch business, and making him smile. David is falling in love fast, but there’s still the problem of Colin’s past—and the secrets he’s… Continue reading An Alisa Review: Fire and Ink (Kitten and Witch #2) by K.L. Noone

An Alisa Review: Port in a Storm (Kitten and Witch #1) by K.L. Noone

Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Colin is not having the best time lately, being a runaway shifter with a less than stellar reputation, hiding beneath a car in the pouring rain hoping to evade the angry warlock looking for him. David’s had a long day; being the local white witch and healer is a… Continue reading An Alisa Review: Port in a Storm (Kitten and Witch #1) by K.L. Noone

An Alisa Review: Peaches and the Shadow by K.L. Noone

Rating: 3 stars out of 5   At twenty-four, Ethan Aur has a lot to prove. He’s the youngest member of his family, the academic one, and the latest heir to the tradition of supernatural quests and spells and enchanted swords. The family’s always protected him and worried about him, and his older brother keeps… Continue reading An Alisa Review: Peaches and the Shadow by K.L. Noone