VENOM & VANILLA was not quite what I was expecting: I thought it would focus more on the baking and on Alena learning to fit in north of the wall. Unfortunately for her, it’s less of a country or town, and more of a ghetto where supernaturals are dumped, encouraged to stick to their own kind and policed by a clearly corrupt police force.

Shades of Honor (Anomaly #2) by Sandy Williams
SHADES OF HONOR continues the Anomaly series. The Anomaly series is a great military sci-fi series, that I feel can be enjoyed by urban fantasy readers and sci-fi readers alike. The heroine effectively has supernatural powers that make her one of the best soldiers in the Known Universe making her seem a lot like urban fantasy heroine.

Review: Once a Gypsy (Irish Traveller #1) by Danica Winters
ONCE A GYPSY was an interesting paranormal romance read that suffered from a little too much going on. The setting and characters were fun, and the writing was good, but there were just a few too many bad guys.

Release Day Review: Archangel’s Heart (Guild Hunter #9) by Nalini Singh
In ARCHANGEL’S HEART there’s danger lurking due to Lijuan, one of the most powerful and deadly angel’s being dormant for two years. This calls for a meeting of angelkind to discuss the Lijuan’s impending wake up and the balance of power between the archangels.

Guest Blog & Giveaway: Colleen Halverson on The Legend of Black Annis & win CHILDREN OF THE VEIL
A big welcome to Colleen Halverson who is here to telling us about The Legend of Black Annis and celebrating the release of CHILDREN OF THE VEIL, The Aisling Chronicles #2 (published on October 24, 2016 by Entangled Select Otherworld). Want to win a copy? Enter via the widget below. The Legend of Black Annis by Colleen Halverson So many Celtic legends and folk tales inform my work on The Aisling Chronicles, but for my second book in the series, CHILDREN OF THE VEIL, my biggest source of inspiration came from the legend of Black Annis. She is often described as a crone or… Read more »

Hot Off the Press: 39 New Paranormal and Speculative Titles Releasing in November
It’s the last day of the month which means it’s time to check out what we’re reading next month in: Want to know what titles came out in previous months? View previous Hot Off The Press posts —————————————– *Release dates are subject to change. Click ‘+ Description‘ to reveal the full description. Please visit our Titles Received For Review page to see which of these titles will be reviewed this month. 23 Adult Titles Releasing in November 16 YA Titles Releasing in November What are your must have titles for November? Tell us in the comments. Authors/Publishers: have a book coming out… Read more »

Giveaway: BLACK WIDOW: RED VENGEANCE by Margaret Stohl
Giveaway courtesy of Marvel Press celebrating the release of BLACK WIDOW: RED VENGEANCE, (published on October 11, 2016 by Marvel Press). Want to win a copy? Enter via the widget below. Thanks to Marvel Press for providing us with a copy of Black Widow: Red Vengeance and for providing the prize pack! Black Widow Prize Pack: Copies of both Black Widow: Forever Red and Black Widow: Red Vengeance, a branded Black Widow bag and pin courtesy of Marvel Press Enter the giveaway via the widget below – Open to US Only a Rafflecopter giveaway Available on October 11, 2016 by Marvel Press Description:… Read more »

Review: Deader Homes and Gardens (Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries #4) by Angie Fox
One of the genre tags on the Goodreads page for DEADER HOMES AND GARDENS is “cozy mystery” and that is a very accurate description for this book and in fact the whole series. It’s the type of book to read for someone looking for a ‘scary but not pants-wetting scary ‘ book to read on a cold October evening.

Cover Art Coverage: 15 New Titles!
A wealth of new covers this week!

Review: The Librarians and the Lost Lamp (The Librarians #1) by Greg Cox
THE LIBRARIANS AND THE LOST LAMP, a book based off the popular TV show The Librarians is a fun, fast read that I really enjoyed. My only complaint is that readers who are not as familiar with the TV show as I am may not get the same level of enjoyment out of the book.
















