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My BOTM box arrived! This month I picked The Hunting Wives, When the Stars Go Dark, and Arsenic and Adobo! Now I just have to decide which one to read first...The last couple of days have been good for book mail! My copy of Rule of Wolves arrived (eee!), as well as the preorder goodies for it! As an added bonus, a signed bookplate from Anne Bishop also arrived, so I am a happy nerd over here. ❤March was a pretty good reading month for me! I doubt I'll do as well in April - I have a lot of gardening to get done!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐On Thursdays we read purple. But no, seriously I think that some of my purple covered books are my favorites.Goodreads
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Tag Archives: Urban Fantasy
Review: Wild Sign by Patricia Briggs
Yes! It’s time for fans to sit down and read the sixth novel in Patricia Briggs’ Alpha & Omega series: Wild Sign. This is by far the book I’ve been most looking forward to this month, and I am so excited to have read it. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized, Urban Fantasy
Tagged Alpha & Omega, Alpha & Omega #6, ARC, ARC Review, Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Net Galley, NetGalley, Patricia Briggs, Review, Urban Fantasy, Wild Sign, Wild Sign by Patricia Briggs
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Review: White Witch, Black Curse by Kim Harrison
White Witch, Black Curse, is the seventh novel in The Hollows series by Kim Harrison. It’s one of my favorite series ever, and I can’t recommend it enough. Especially now that it’s actively updating again! Continue reading
Review: The Outlaw Demon Wails by Kim Harrison
The Outlaw Demon Wails is the sixth novel in The Hollows Series, written by Kim Harrison. It’s amazing how this series seems to keep getting stronger with every novel, leaving me eager to see what happens next. Continue reading
Review: Dirty Deeds: An Urban Fantasy Collection
Guys, I have been so anxiously waiting for Dirty Deeds to release, and now it’s finally here! This book collects several novellas and shorts from some of my favorite authors, and naturally totals about six hundred and forty pages. I read all of it in one night. It’s that good. Go get it, and read it. ASAP. Continue reading
Posted in Anthology, Fantasy, Urban Fantasy
Tagged Anthology, At Death's Door, At Death's Door by Devon Monk, Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Bound into Darkness, Collection, Devon Monk, Diana Pharaoh Francis, Dirty Deeds: An Urban Fantasy Collection, Doggone Mess, Faith Hunter, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Jane Yellowrock, Magical Romantic Comedies, Novella, Ordinary Magic, Pen & Page Publishing, R.J. Blain, Sealed with a Tryst, Sealed with a Tryst by Devon Monk, The Pixie Job, The Ties That Bind, The Ties That Bind by Faith Hunter, Urban Fantasy
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Review: Grave War by Kalayna Price
The publication of Grave War is a bittersweet moment for many a reader. This is the seventh – and final – novel in Kalayna Price’s Alex Craft series. I’m not entirely sure that I’m ready to say goodbye to it. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged Alex Craft, Alex Craft #7, Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Grave War, Grave War by Kalayna Price, Kalayna Price, Review, Urban Fantasy
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Review: Emerald Blaze by Ilona Andrews
Emerald Blaze is the second novel in Catalina Baylor’s story, and the fifth in the Hidden Legacy Series. That means that once again, fans are about to dive into a world full of magic and intrigue. If I’m being honest, it’s one of my favorite worlds/series. Continue reading
Review: Late Eclipses by Seanan McGuire
Late Eclipses is the fourth novel in the October Daye series by Seanan McGuire. And have I mentioned how sad I am that I’m only really digging into the series now? Oh well, better late than never, right? Continue reading
Review: These Witches Don’t Burn by Isabel Sterling
These Witches Don’t Burn is both the debut novel for Isabel Sterling and the first novel in a new series (of the same name). So it had a lot riding on it. But based on the sales and how enjoyable this read was, I’m not worried about the future for this author or series. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized, Young Adult
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Fiction, Isabel Sterling, Literature, Magic, Razorbill, Review, These Witches Don’t Burn, These Witches Don’t Burn by Isabel Sterling, Urban Fantasy, Witches, Young Adult, Young Adult Review
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Review: The Burning Shadow by Jennifer L. Armentrout
The Burning Shadow is the second novel in the Origin series by Jennifer L. Armentrout. If you’ve never heard of that series, it’s a spin-off of her famous Lux series. And yes, it does include a ton of fan favorites. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized, Young Adult
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Fiction, Jennifer L. Armentrout, Literature, Origin, Origin #2, Review, The Burning Shadow, The Burning Shadow by Jennifer L. Armentrout, Tor, Tor Books, Tor Publishing, Tor Teen, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult, Young Adult Review
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Review: Queen’s Gambit by Karen Chance
Queen’s Gambit is the fifth novel in the Dorina Basarab series by Karen Chance, and it is a book I’ve been dying to read. To be fair, I’ve felt that way about every novel in this series (and the Cassandra Palmer series, for that matter). Continue reading
