The Betrayed is another fabulous installment in the Krewe of Hunters series, featuring an FBI group of paranormal investigators that are called in when the crimes could use a bit of help from the supernatural to solve along with good old fashioned police work to solve. I love that each book is a stand alone novel […]
Fresh out of a three-year relationship, Lucy quits her job and takes a vacation alone to France to find herself and forget her ex-boyfriend Jason. While visiting an historic WWI battlefield where Australian soldiers lost their lives and were buried in a mass grave, Lucy unknowingly meets the ghost of one of the deceased soldiers […]
I always love a good mystery/thriller featuring a family that isn’t all that it seems. Rory Langtry lost both her fraternal twin sister and her fiancee in the same night to murder. While her sister Anya died, her artist fiancee Junior Lara was left in a coma and had been accused of what appeared to be […]
Tommy Smythe’s disappearance shocked the small Texas community that he lived in. From the students that attended high school with him, to the residents that saw him driving around town on his red motorbike, to the people just passing through and stopping at the little dirt pull-out off the highway that was the last place […]
Nothing says summer to me like amusement parks. My father would gather up my sister and I, and we’d make the trek to Six Flags, either to the one in St. Louis or to Great America in Gurnee. Even with the long drive from our small hometown in the middle of Illinois and walking around in the heat […]
I just love when I can start a book in the middle of a series and not be lost. The Hexed is definitely a standalone novel, and I enjoyed it so much that I want to go back and read the twelve previous novels. Craig “Rocky” Rockwell discovered the body of his friend Melissa who’d […]
Seventeen-year-old Elan’s life revolves around debunking psychics, proving that they are pulling the wool over unsuspecting and vulnerable people’s eyes. When her famous diabetic mother, who is the host of a popular ghost hunting television show, goes missing in Egypt while taping an episode for the series, Elan has to travel there to help find […]
I’ve been reading a lot of horror and dark paranormal fiction lately, so Beyond Hollywood Strip was such a nice, fun, refreshing book to cleanse my palate. Actress Callie Lambert has just been let go from her television show, so she’s taking the opportunity to focus on taking her career in a more serious direction […]
Welcome Friends! Do you have a Coffee or a Tea? Then sit down and chat a little bit about your week with us! Like every week, Heather, Pushy and Danny are sharing what they read and other exciting things happened in their lives! *image from the wonderful Seth MacBeth Heather’s Week The week has been hectic […]
Hey there!! We’re switching things up on Fridays to kick off the weekend with some new, fun, non-review posts. Today, we have another round of: Playing off the theme that a picture’s worth a thousand words, Picture This is a post that deals with the visual behind the books we love. In these posts we’ll […]
My Thoughts: In this darker, grittier version of Victorian London, a group of Supra-naturalists called the Oversight try to keep the balance of magical and mundane worlds. But their official numbers have dwindled to the lowest number they can maintain and still keep a hold on the tenuous balance, and when a girl who doesn’t know […]
Welcome Friends! Do you have a Coffee or a Tea? Then sit down and chat a little bit about your week with us! Like every week, Heather, Pushy and Danny are sharing what they read and other exciting things happened in their lives! *image from the wonderful Seth MacBeth Heather’s Week I’ve had a super busy […]
My Thoughts: The Songs of Magic series has been a consistently fun, inventive, and crazy fantasy series following a band that stole enchanted instruments as they rise to fame. I’m always surprised by the quirky and slightly askew version of Fairie and Man World in these books, full of too accurate depictions of our idiosyncrasies and […]
