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Review: Shitty Beer (Cassandra Palmer World #2.5) by Karen Chance
Shitty Beer is a short story within the world of Cassandra Palmer. It’s numbered as 2.5, but really it’s happened during and after Claimed by Shadow. But honestly, you could probably read it whenever you wanted to. Read more
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Review: Claimed by Shadow (Cassandra Palmer #2) by Karen Chance
Claimed by Shadow is the second novel in the Cassandra Palmer series, but honestly it doesn’t feel like any time has passed between one and two. Cassie is still dealing with a whole mess of problems – something she seems to have a talent for attracting. And she’s learning that her situation is even more… Read more
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Review: Touch the Dark by Karen Chance
Touch the Dark is the first novel in the Cassandra Palmer series. It’s also the first novel in Cassandra Palmer World – an important distinction because there are actually two series based off of this world. But this is where everything began. So if you’re looking to pick either series up, this is where you’re… Read more
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Review: Zombie’s Bite by Karen Chance
Zombie’s Bite is the first novella in a series by Karen Chance. It fits into the same world as Cassandra Palmer (and in fact can be considered #0.9 in that world), but it follows a completely different character. This novella is the first in which Dorina Basarab makes an appearance. Chronologically speaking, at least. Read more
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Review: Mort Vivant (Surviving the Evacuation #14) by Frank Tayell
Mort Vivant is the fourteenth book in the Surviving the Evacuation series by Frank Tayell. It’s hard to believe that it has been that many books (actually more, between the spinoff series and the fact that at least two other novels in this series have been released by now). But it’s true. Read more
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Review: Silence Fallen (Mercy Thompson #10) by Patricia Briggs
Silence Fallen is the tenth novel in the Mercy Thompson series. It feels crazy that there are so many books in the series so far. Especially considering how most of us still can’t seem to get enough! I for one hope the series continues for a long time yet. Read more
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