Spotlight: The Liberal Redneck Manifesto: Draggin’ Dixie Outta the Dark

Spotlight: The Liberal Redneck Manifesto: Draggin’ Dixie Outta the Dark

Look at me, procrastinating writing book reviews! Weeeeee….  Ok, seriously though. Some of you that have been following for a while might have picked up on my quirky views. I mean #authorwtf posts were popping up here and there about political views of authors and just strange shit they choose to align themselves with. One thing remains constant with me, human rights. I can manage to piss off an entire city with my political views, mostly because I don’t fall into some square peg that is apparently expected of voters. The added spice to my already outlandish self, is that… Read more »

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Book Review: Snow Wolf by Heather Long

Book Review: Snow Wolf by Heather Long

Snow Wolf by Heather Long is the ninth book in her Wolves of Willow Bend Series. This series is truly captivating with an incredible story-line and compelling characters. I was a little worried about Snow Wolf in the beginning. The Alpha of the Yukon pack and oldest Alpha around, Diesel, intimidated me a bit from the glimpses we were given of him in prior books. My concern laid in the feeling that he was going to be too dark, isolated and raw for me to have respect for this character. I could not have been more wrong. Peeling back the layers of… Read more »

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Spotlight with Giveaway: The Gate of Futures Past

Spotlight with Giveaway: The Gate of Futures Past

I stumbled upon The Reunification series via the publisher and was instantly taken with the cover, but upon reading the blurb I was entranced. I currently have book 1 in my lineup to be read soon and I cannot wait to see how this story unfolds. Second novel in the hard sci-fi Reunification series, The Gate to Futures Past continues the Clan Chronicles, perfect for space opera readers looking for unique aliens and interstellar civilizations.  Betrayed and attacked, the Clan fled the Trade Pact for Cersi, believing that world their long-lost home. With them went a lone alien, the Human named Jason Morgan, Chosen of their leader, Sira… Read more »

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Announcement and Party Info!

Announcement and Party Info!

It has been a crazy month! With the LAST Authors After Dark convention (full post coming soon) and back spasms, it has been a wild ride! First off, some of you might have noticed a new member to the team! Heather has started posting and reviewing and I could not be more excited to have someone here to help me. This level of help comes with brilliant ideas! We decided to start doing live facebook posts to read excerpts from books! Sometimes it gets weird. Sometimes it gets sexy. Sometimes it will be bad. Hopefully everyone will enjoy it and… Read more »

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Review of Sniper by Julie Morgan

Review of Sniper by Julie Morgan

      Oh HOLY COW! I absolutely LOVED this book. There was not a slow spot in it and there were some events that you really do NOT see coming. Tom Brody and his best friend Antonella (Toni) are close and do not want their friendship to change so there is a line they do not cross. Problem with that is they both want to cross that line. They both want more. There are some comical parts before they decide to cross that line. Once they do, YOWZER, it is hot and steamy and well I did not put… Read more »

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Book Review Bearskin from Wickedly Twisted: Fairy Tales for Adults

Book Review Bearskin from Wickedly Twisted: Fairy Tales for Adults

This review is for Bearskin by A.D. Roland. (One of the 5 stories in this anthology). Pan’s Curse is a sweet and unique paranormal romance story. It truly had a fairy tale feel to it and was reminiscent of the Beauty and the Beast, sans the kidnapping bit, and the Princess and the Frog. The Devil’s deal is never what one anticipates, right? I enjoyed the darkness of the main character, Valdus. I know that sounds odd, but I did. The light and dark mixture of the two main characters created a great contrast to the story. Enough backstory was provided about each… Read more »

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