Publisher: Penguin

Review: Anthology – The Power of Love

Review: Anthology – The Power of Love

  This is the book I blogged about here. It’s a collection of short stories by 12 authors dedicated to raising money for domestic violence prevention. I was pleasantly surprised by this collection. Although I enjoy most of these authors, I didn’t expect anything great from these stories, because they’re so short. 20-40 pages doesn’t […]

Review: The Memory of Water by Karen White

Review: The Memory of Water by Karen White

  Sometimes I’m in the mood for something darker and emotionally engaging. The Memory of Water was exactly that. In it, White explores the bond between sisters, the various shades of mental illness and how secrets from the past come back to haunt you, no matter how far buried they seem to be. The bond […]

Review: Nightkeepers (Novels of the Final Prophecy, Book One) by Jessica Andersen

Review: Nightkeepers (Novels of the Final Prophecy, Book One) by Jessica Andersen

  Nightkeepers is book one in Jessica Andersen’s new paranormal series, Novels of the Final Prophecy, available June 3, 2008 from Signet. I really, really like the premise behind this series. Unlike so many other paranormal series, this one is centered around the Mayan culture and their belief system. I loved reading about the various […]

Guest Review: Circus of the Damned (An Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Novel) by Laurell K. Hamilton

Guest Review: Circus of the Damned (An Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Novel) by Laurell K. Hamilton

This is the third book in the Anita Blake series. If you haven’t read the first 2 books, or reviews of them, this won’t make too much sense. Halloween is approaching so Anita has been slammed at work. It makes sense, if I was going to have the dead raised, I would want it on […]

Review: Unlawful Contact by Pamela Clare

Review: Unlawful Contact by Pamela Clare

Sometimes I have this problem with reviewing. It usually happens when a book just blew me away or surpassed my expectations. When that happens I usually have a hard time reviewing it without sounding like a moron (see: Jo Goodman). That is the case with Unlawful Contact. I read it about a week ago and […]