I’m a fan of the unusual and perhaps not so politically correct views on the world, real or imagined. And no one does this better than the Brits. Today David Jester is on the blog with a wonderfully twisted and darkly humorous story Read more of this post
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A bit of a diversion from the usual fair, J.P. Sloan is on the blog today with the first of The Dark Choir series, a dark urban fantasy title narrated by Neil Helegers. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Dannika Dark returns to the blog today with the second in her Crossbreed Urban Fantasy series. Again narration is provided by Nicole Poole, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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One of my escape reads has been Urban Fantasy and Paranormals, and today new to me author Katerina Martinez is on the blog today with the first in her Blood and Magick series narrated by Carly Robins. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Jumping in to some Urban Fantasy with Dannika Dark and her newest Crossbreed series. One of my first loves in terms of genres, paranormal and urban fantasy have always been on my pleasure list, and now I get to bring you a review of the AudioBook version of the title, narrated by Nicole Poole. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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I’d never heard of A. Lee Martinez (apparently I’m under a rock) but he’s the sort of author with an edge and snark that I adore, and a fan of many of the nerdish tropes and heroes that make me smile. The first in his Constance Verity series is on the blog today, narrated by Cynthia Farrell. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Allow me to welcome Cecy Robson to the blog today with the new release in her Weird Girls urban fantasy series. Being honest, I’m the editor of this book, so I offered the title to Kiki of K’s Reading Corner to review. Please read on for her review and an excerpt, be sure to check out the tour stops to see what other readers thought of the title and be sure to enter the tour wide giveaway where you could win an Ultimate Weird Girls Prize Pack, including a Coach® purse stuffed with an autographed copy of Sealed with a Curse, an audiobook of A CURSED EMBRACE, t-shirts, a water bottle, magnets, signed postcards, pins, and bookmarks.
I enjoy mixing up my reads, and Ivy Granger, Psychic Detective Urban Fantasy series from E.J. Stevens is one that I’ve read from the beginning. Now available in audio, please read on for my review of the audio version of the title. To celebrate the Birthright audiobook release and Audiobook Month, enter to win a button, pen, custom earbuds, and a Birthright mini poster signed by the author to one lucky winner. This giveaway is open Internationally. Giveaway begins June 14, 2016 and ends June 29, 2019.
I don’t know why more people aren’t discovering Tracey Sinclair’s urban fantasy series, Cassandra Bick Chronicles. Truly this is one of the best Urban Fantasies you’ve never heard of! I’ve read much of this series – it’s unique, funny and totally twisted in ALL the best ways. Please read on for my review of
I’ve been reading Katie MacAlister’s titles for years, and have amassed quite a collection. There’s a wicked sense of humor, all-too human foibles and plenty of intriguing characters with unique personalities. The second in the Dragon Falls series is best approached with some background from earlier books and series, but even to a newcomer, the story will be unique and intriguing. Please read on for my review of the audiobook version of