Book Review: “Azagoth” by Larissa Ione
Even in the fathomless depths of the underworld and the bleak chambers of a damaged heart, the bonds of love can heal…or destroy.
Tag: third person dual protagonist point-of-view
Book Review: Wild Game by Alisa Woods
While Nova fights to keep her gaming company afloat, and Owen fights to keep her alive, the hate group circles closer and closer… until they both find that falling in love might be the most dangerous game of all.
Book Review: “Bond of Destiny” by Larissa Ione
Sold into slavery at birth, Tracker has a respite with Jillian and her mate, Pestilence, until that blizzard hits and Stacey Markham ends up in his lap with her own ideas of what to do with him.
Book Review: The Vampire’s Cursed Kiss by Kristen Painter
Vampire Constantin Thibodeaux tells himself he’s comfortable with his bookselling life until he meets all around party girl Andromeda Merriweather, who has her own problems with a looming deadline.
Book Review: Bodyguard by Anna Kendra
What happens when Lucifer finds his match in the cool and collected goddess who is not only immune to his charms but also three years older than him.
Book Review: Ridiculous! by D.L. Carter
With the death of her miserly cousin, Millicent Boarder takes on his identity, determined her family should never be poor or vulnerable again. Which means, of course, at this point she will meet the perfect man.
Book Review: The Werewolf Dates the Deputy by Kristen Painter
Fire chief and werewolf, Titus Merrow, has to plan the 10k race for charity with sheriff’s deputy and valkyrie, Jenna Blythe. A woman he finds hot, no, annoying, no . . . Then Jenna’s past comes back to haunt her.
