by Melinda VanLone | Mar 22, 2013 | Book Review |
Maggie For Hire, by Kate Danley I enjoyed the heck out of this story. It’s light, despite the fact that she’s killing ghouls and vampires all over the place. Maggie, the main character, has a quirky sense of humor that made me feel like I could ride...
by Melinda VanLone | Mar 8, 2013 | Book Review |
Arlene Blakely has created a seriously fun, kick ass read. It’s cozy mystery-meets urban fantasy with a dose of humor on the side. I loved the refreshing voice in this, the down to earth lead character, and the very different friends around her. Lani has a real sense...
by Melinda VanLone | Feb 8, 2013 | Book Review |
I’m so happy I stumbled onto this story! I was hooked from the first paragraph and enjoyed it from beginning to end. I’m a sucker for urban fantasy, and this had everything I usually look for: a kick butt heroine, a bit of mystery and, of course, magic....
by Melinda VanLone | Jan 25, 2013 | Book Review |
I started reading this series for two reasons. One, the covers are amazing. Seriously, look at all three of them. The covers hooked me and made me squirm with possibilities. Yes, I’m a sucker for a good cover. Two, I’m pretty sure the virtual...
by Melinda VanLone | Jan 18, 2013 | Book Review |
I don’t read psychological thrillers very often. It’s not that I don’t like them, I do. It’s that they tend to keep me up at night and turn me into a shivering pile of goo. I have a very active imagination, and it comes alive when I read. As...
![Book Review: Shrilugh]()
by Melinda VanLone | Sep 7, 2012 | Book Review |
by Myndi Shafer There stands a door in ancient trees; Not for weakened hands to reach. Yet some have passed in earlier days, When darkness reigned in evil ways. Abominations; Ancientborn; Those aged stories, all forlorn Will be retold with different names – But...
