Cover Coveting(10)

 
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OK, I am soooooooooo far behind on the lovely covers, but I decided for my first Cover Coveting post that I’d focus on some of the covers I’ve been looking forward to seeing. You know the ones that you secretly check for more then once a month.

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Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs

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Series: Mercy Thompson, book 9 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Urban Fantasy Shera’s thoughts: OK. OK. I know all you hard core fans have seen it. But I still want to talk about it. The fire monster behind her is A-mazing. That tied up crop top shit still annoys me, but I’ve made peace with it. It’s just the way of these covers. Mercy looks so badass and I love the colors and pretty much everything about this cover.

Alien in Chief by Gini Koch

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Series: Katherine “Kitty” Katt (AKA Alien Novles), book 12 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Science Fiction Shera’s thoughts: Man, I love the covers for this series. Everytime I see them I just want to read them! In fact the covers a so awesome I bought many without having read the first book! This one is just as awesome and I love that it’s a bit more simple. And this is how action should be done! Though I have to ask why the midriff top? Don’t tell me it’s because it’s in style right now.

Flamecaster by Cinda Williams Chima

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Series: Shattered Realms, book 1 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Young Adult Fantasy Shera’s thoughts: Ah. Inanimate object cover!!! Oh, boy! Doesn’t it looks stunning? Note the city scape on the horizon, it’s so lovely and well done! It fleshes out the cover without taking away the focus from the amulet thingy. It fits in well as a continuation cover for a new series taking place 20 years after the Seven Realms series.

Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare

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Goodreads | Amazon Previous Series: The Mortal Instruments Goodreads | Amazon The Infernal Devices Goodreads | Amazon

Series: The Dark Artifices, book 1 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Paranormal Young Adult Shera’s thoughts: The covers for this series have been all right for the first three of TMI, then the next three got better. The Infernal Devices covers were pretty good. However this cover is the best yet! It’s like they’ve all been leading up to this one! It’s amazing. Combining the dress look, the floating water thing, and a nifty looking sword. All great cover hype things combined for this magical beauty!

Soldier by Julie Kagawa

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Series: The Talon Saga, book 3 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Paranormal Young Adult Shera’s thoughts: OK, I have been in love with the dragon scale covers. They’re so freaking A-mazing! But even I knew that they couldn’t keep doing it. I thought maybe they’d start moving on to other parts of the dragon. However, this chainmail is freaking amazing! Especially that hint of blood. I wonder if they’re going to run out of words with “O”s that fit the series? Notice the cool dragons in each one are different? Awesome.

The Beauty of Darkness by Mary E. Pearson

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Series: The Remnant Chronicles, book 3 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Paranormal Young Adult Shera’s thoughts: Wow! I love this cover. But I’m starting to see a theme with women with swords . . . in dresses. Just saying. Love how she’s facing an army. An army of undead? It would fit with the series.

The Flame Never Dies by Rachel Vincent

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Series: The Stars Never Rise, book 2 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Paranormal Young Adult Shera’s thoughts: I adored the last cover especailly the typography! So instead of a fading the lettering it is whisping away. So awesome! Love the look of the feather and the detail in it.

The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead

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Series: The Glittering Court, book 1 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Young Adult Fantasy Shera’s thoughts: Mead has had a notoris history of bad covers. Except lately. This one is pretty good for her. And the last one, Soundless. Maybe this will be a new direction for her. Though I have to admit Soundless still holds the crown for best Mead cover.

The Raven King by Maggie Stiefvater

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Series: The Raven Cycle, book 4 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Paranormal Young Adult Shera’s thoughts: Oh. My. Bookness. YESSSSSSSSS! I adore the covers for this series, but this. Oh, this one is the best one yet!! It’s stunning. Everything about it. Bravo. Bravo.

The Visitor by Amanda Stevens

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Series: Graveyard Queen, book 4 Add it: Goodreads | Amazon Genre: Urban Fantasy Shera’s thoughts: So sue me, I liked the previous covers for this series. They were unique and enjoyed them. This was not what I was expecting. and to be honest I dislike it sooooooooooo much. Oh, well. All of the other covers I’ve been waiting for make it all better.

Review: Sweep in Peace

Sweep in Peace (Innkeeper Chronicles, book 2) by Ilona Andrews

Genre: Urban Fantasy
Edition Reviewed: eBook
Amazon: Paperback | Kindle
Goodreads: Sweep in Peace (1)

Dina DeMille doesn’t run your typical Bed and Breakfast. Her inn defies laws of physics, her fluffy dog is secretly a monster, and the only paying guest is a former Galactic tyrant with a price on her head. But the inn needs guests to thrive, and guests have been scarce, so when an Arbitrator shows up at Dina's door and asks her to host a peace summit between three warring species, she jumps on the chance.

Unfortunately, for Dina, keeping the peace between Space Vampires, the Hope-Crushing Horde, and the devious Merchants of Baha-char is much easier said than done. On top of keeping her guests from murdering each other, she must find a chef, remodel the inn...and risk everything, even her life, to save the man she might fall in love with. But then it's all in the day's work for an Innkeeper…

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Review:

I know I'm in the minority, but the Innkeeper Chronicles are my favorite series from Ilona Andrews. And if they ever see my review I hope they see this:

Thank you Ilona Andrews for doing this as a free online read. And then publishing it for us poor souls who have to have the finished product. Take my money, I love supporting good authors. Especially heart projects.  - Love Shera

Any Andrews’ book has a certain similar. The coolest thing about the Innkeeper Chronicles the awesome—freaking amazing—blend of fantasy and science fiction. It's no secret that the Andrews pair come up with totally amazing urban fantasy worlds. The universe, literally, of the Innkeepers Chronicles is no exception. Especially since it's, well, a universe!

Speaking of universe I was wondering how we’d get to explore it. Clean Sweep was a great setup. Introducing the Inns and their powers, and how they’re more then just a way station for universes weary travelers. Readers are given enough of a peak into what lies out there, while the majority of the action happens on earth. It was perfect.  So this time I totally wanted more-more-more of Gertrude Inn, Dina, and Caldenia my favorite “Galactic Tyrant”.

So the amazing Andrews team delivers EVERYTHING! How, by bringing in a few characters from The Edge series—certain child characters that fans had requested—and giving a brilliant tease of how intricate the universe of the Innkeepers can be. For those wondering you don’t actually need to have read The Edge books, you won’t miss a beat. (And for the sake of those who know The Edge I’ll keep spoilers out.)

Sweep in Peace is an amazing political intrigue of space/planet politics and the clash of multiple peoples. People who come to a peace meeting knowing that they’re pride and prejudices will never allow them to reach an agreement. Even if peace is one thing they all secretly want. Dina is responsible for keeping all these blood hungry fiends. And it’s an adrenaline rush that I do not have the proper words to explain, and don’t want to spoil a thing. All you need to know is that you get to go on a galactic adventure. (Even if technically most of the book takes place in the Inn.)

There was one tiny-tiny thing that irked me. The setup for the love triangle had excited me. Because while both men are Andrews’ standard creations, there might be a chance that Dina might see more then one guy and not obsess the obvious choice. (Sean.) However, I was annoyed how much Dina obsessed about him. She’s right they spent barely a week doing basic introductions. While she simply states that it won’t work with Arland and it seems like they created the love triangle just to . . . kill it? For me every male lead that I read from Andrews is inspired by Curran. Where as the females stand out, sure there’s similarities it happens with writers, but you could tell each leading lady apart if they were in the same metaphorical room in the bookverse of fantasy.

It’s my one gripe because a love triangle with promise was killed by a case of insta-love. Who knows, maybe things will happen in the next book.

Anywho. Sweep in Peace is the perfect follow up to Clean Sweep, and I’m sure those who had issues with the first book will click with this second installment. The world building is expanded on and I’m obsessed with this universe. Not to mention the humor because just imagine Andrews’ amazing wit applied to galactic politics. Especially with Caldenia being in her element and seeing how feared she is. (Oh, I can’t wait to get her story.)  Not to mention that there’s some more lovely artwork commissioned for this book. Even if you’re not a Andrews fan, don’t want to read ANOTHER Andrews work, or whatever. Don’t miss this series. Go forth and experience the magic of the Innkeepers Chronicles.

Sexual Content: Some sexual humor.

 
5/5- Fabulous, a beautiful obsession!

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Previous book(s) in series:
Reviewed on BW:	Amazon:	Goodreads:
Clean Sweep (1) Sweep In Peace (2)	Clean Sweep (1) Sweep In Peace (2)	Clean Sweep (1) Sweep In Peace (2)

Review: Darkness Hunts

Darkness Hunts (Dark Angles, book 4) by Keri Arthur

Genre: Urban Fantasy
Edition Reviewed: eBook
Amazon: Paperback | Kindle
Goodreads: Darkness Hunts (1)

"New York Times" bestselling author Keri Arthur returns to the enthralling Guardian World--and a twilight realm of danger and desire...
Risa Jones, half-Aedh/half-werewolf, can enter the realm between life and death. She can speak to the dying and the dead, and she can see the reapers, collectors of souls. What she can not yet see is the identity of a stranger murdering women and draining their blood. Now Risa must summon her gifts to find him, even if it means putting her own life in danger. But Risa needn't look far. The killer knows who she is.
He tells her his victims are infected by darkness and he's fated to destroy them. Fascinated by Risa, he engages her in a sinister game: the chance to save the life of his next victim by deciphering his series of clues. In a race against time, she enlists the help of the reaper Azriel.
But as an attraction between them grows, so does the fear that the stranger's motives are only part of a larger, more dangerous stratagem--one that that has lured Risa and Azriel into the dark.

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Review:

Amaya is totally freaking awesome! What a cool demon sword! Yes, I have enough experience with demon swords to know when an amazing one is introduced. The connection Risa and Amaya have is awesome. And as the two get more acquainted I love it!! If the other “romances” were dropped and the story was about Amaya and Risa it would be perfect.

Sadly it's not. The truth about Lucian is out. It's just what I thought he was doing and I am so annoyed how unworried Risa seems. She's not worried that Lucian is spying, not really, it's that he physically attacks. Might even have accidently killed her when she confronts Lucian and doesn't fall into line. The only thing saving her was Azriel.

But don't get all chocked up that Azriel is standing up for his woman. Katy Perry's Hot'n Cold song is pretty much Azriel to a T, except he’s worse. And man is he on his Reaper menstrual cycle of mood swings. Firstly he seduced Risa in the last book. He opened that can of worms that Risa was fine to ignore. Now he's talking about all of these horrible things of what could happen by them being together, all these dangers. When he was the one that couldn't keep it in his pants.

Of course now that he broke through Risa's ignore barrier she can't say no any more. She has to have him. Despite all those dangerous reasons, and the huge fact that he's withholding information. Information that I know is going to seriously affect her. Probably information that is super important and will basically be a betrayal.

But she can't seek love/sex else where. No she doesn't do random casual, and if she did she could put that lover at risk. Not to mention that she was fine with Lucian screwing her for information, no really he was reading her mind. Oh, and all of the amazing characters that made the first book good still get benched. There's development but it's all behind the scenes. It's basically second hand information.

This book was too much. Riley's books were always a rush and somehow managed to combine the overall arc with the latest mystery/mission. Risa's books are not doing it. It's actually exhausting, and this time when Risa is pulled into a Directorate case it felt so sloppy. And I feel like Arthur is trying to take back her “gene” altering. You know Riley was experimented on and got tons of powers, well Risa was remade with more Aedh parts in the last book. Now I feel like Risa is too dumb to explore those new powers. Or . . .

I don't know. The romance feels super stupid. Especially since this, and the previous, book Riley's Ex has been back. It's three stupid male love interests in one go. Risa constantly talking about how she shouldn't be attracted but is. With Risa's involvement in this sloppy plot it feels like the search for the Keys and the impending terror of the gates of hell being opened/or closed forever don't seem like a real threat. I've hit a point of exhaustion with this series. Too much of the bad and not enough good. I really enjoy Risa's character. I love that she's got differences from Riley, enough anyway to feel like a different person. It feels like Arthur is trying to make the story so action packed that she forgot secondary characters are a good thing. That they are key to a story. Risa being unwilling to let people help her is passed as her protecting everyone. This is the most tiring book of the series. I'll keep going. But mainly because I want those cameos of the past faves. Oh, and Amaya.

Sexual Content: Wow, if there were sex scenes I can’t remember. I don’t think there were. Strange.

 
2/5- Average/disappointing, library check-out.

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Previous book(s) in series:
Reviewed on BW:	Amazon:	Goodreads:
Darkness Unbound (1) Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)	Darkness Unbound (1)Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)	Darkness Unbound (1) Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)

Wednesday Wishes

Well I’ve been away. That’s right, building the mysterious new chicken coop that I’ve been talking about endlessly. (Well else where anywho.)

Now that I’m no longer wishing that the chicken coop will finally be done, I have time for other things. Such as wishing after books. (Ah, see how I tied it in. Boom.)

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Geekomancy by Michael R. Underwood

Get it: Amazon | Goodreads
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Series: Ree Reyes, book 1

Clerks meets Buffy the Vampire the Slayer in this original urban fantasy eBook about Geekomancers—humans that derive supernatural powers from pop culture.

Ree Reyes's life was easier when all she had to worry about was scraping together tips from her gig as a barista and comicshop slave to pursue her ambitions as a screenwriter.

When a scruffy-looking guy storms into the shop looking for a comic like his life depends on it, Ree writes it off as just another day in the land of the geeks. Until a gigantic BOOM echoes from the alley a minute later, and Ree follows the rabbit hole down into her town's magical flip-side. Here, astral cowboy hackers fight trolls, rubber-suited werewolves, and elegant Gothic Lolita witches while wielding nostalgia-powered props.

Ree joins Eastwood (aka Scruffy Guy), investigating a mysterious string of teen suicides as she tries to recover from her own drag-your-heart-through-jagged-glass breakup. But as she digs deeper, Ree discovers Eastwood may not be the knight-in-cardboard armor she thought. Will Ree be able to stop the suicides, save Eastwood from himself, and somehow keep her job?

I’ve been meaning to buy this series for so long! I saw it randomly in someone’s feed and remembered that this was a series I had actually wanted to read! Ha-ha!

The Diabolical Miss Hyde by Viola Carr

Get it: Amazon | Goodreads
Genre: Steampunk
Series: Electric Empire, Book 1

Magic, mystery, and romance mix in this edgy retelling of the classic The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde–in which Dr. Eliza Jekyll is the daughter of the infamous Henry

In an electric-powered Victorian London, Dr. Eliza Jekyll is a crime scene investigator, hunting killers with inventive new technological gadgets. Now, a new killer is splattering London with blood, drugging beautiful women and slicing off their limbs. Catching "the Chopper" could make Eliza's career—or get her burned. Because Eliza has a dark secret. A seductive second self, set free by her father's forbidden magical elixir: wild, impulsive Lizzie Hyde.

When the Royal Society sends their enforcer, the mercurial Captain Lafayette, to prove she's a sorceress, Eliza must resist the elixir with all her power. But as the Chopper case draws her into London's luminous, magical underworld, Eliza will need all the help she can get. Even if it means getting close to Lafayette, who harbors an evil curse of his own.

Even if it means risking everything and setting vengeful Lizzie free . . .

Female Hyde? Yes please. The Steampunk Chronicles have introduced me to the concept and I love it!

Cinderella’s Dress by Shonna Slayton

Get it: Amazon | Goodreads
Genre: Young Adult Historical Fantasy
Series: Cinderella’s Dress, Book 1

Being a teenager during World War II is tough. Finding out you're the next keeper of the real Cinderella's dress is even tougher.

Kate simply wants to create window displays at the department store where she's working, trying to help out with the war effort. But when long-lost relatives from Poland arrive with a steamer trunk they claim holds the Cinderella's dress, life gets complicated.

Now, with a father missing in action, her new sweetheart shipped off to boot camp, and her great aunt losing her wits, Kate has to unravel the mystery before it's too late.

After all, the descendants of the wicked stepsisters will stop at nothing to get what they think they deserve.

Holy cow! How did not know about this series? What an original idea! I love it and shall go forth and buy it.

Review: Darkness Devours

Darkness Devours (Dark Angels, book 3) by Keri Arthur

Genre: Urban Fantasy
Edition Reviewed: eBook
Amazon: Paperback | Kindle
Goodreads: Darkness Devours (3)

New York Times bestselling author Keri Arthur has been hailed for her “smart, sexy”* urban fantasy novels. Now, she continues her Dark Angels series set in the realm of danger and desire known as the Guardian World…

Half-werewolf, half-Aedh Risa Jones can enter the realm between life and death, and she can see the Reapers who collect the souls of the dead. Now, she is using her gifts—and the investigative know-how of a man who broke her heart—to find a cabal searching for the power to control time, reality, and fate. And this is besides her work for the Vampire Council, half of whom want her dead.

But for now the Council needs her alive. Someone is killing blood-whore addicted vampires, and Risa must find the guilty party. If she succeeds, she may finally convince the council to lift the execution order on her life. But before she succeeds, she must first survive…

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Review:

How does saving the world from the gates of hell being opened not work as enough of a storyline for a series? Oh, it’s probably not enough when you're trying to drag said series out for a while. The problem is the mysteries/jobs that Madeline Hunter is forcing Risa to work on are slapped on. It's both too much and boring at the same time. This time I will admit that it fleshes out the chilling world of vampires in the Arthur's world. Which is a nice touch.

What I don't like is that clearly Lucian is the leak. Or some kind of stink. Risa clinging onto her “belief” that she can trust him is exhausting. Especially since she's constantly saying she can trust him, but then thinking to herself “maybe”. Plus, Lucian is just an annoying slut. Please. Just stop. He’s reading your mind during sex. Yeah, that doesn’t sound shady at all.

Oh, Azriel. He knows a lot more then he's telling. Enough so that his little hissy about Risa not trusting him are annoying. Oh, and for goodness sake Risa shouldn't trust him. She should just ignore her feelings for him. It's smarter. I get that she needs sex as a werewolf half breed, but her own ideals about only having sex with people she can “trust” are silly. Because she's having sex with a lot of people she can't trust now!

In the end I enjoyed the dark twist of this book. The camos are again fun. However, Risa's story is becoming even more and more like Riley's. It is exhausting. And sloppy. Somehow Arthur has created male love interests that I can't stand. However, I don't think she can pull a Quinn. Amaya is the most interesting character here and she's a magical sword! It's sad when the person I want Risa to get to know more and explore her relationship with is a demon sword. (OK, a demon sword is super cool.)

Sexual Content: Oh, yeah. But I have to be honest that shit was stale. And I was saying no-no-no-no for frustrated-she-be-stupid reasons.

 
3/5- Adored it, just a few minor details held it back.

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Previous book(s) in series:
Reviewed on BW:	Amazon:	Goodreads:
Darkness Unbound (1) Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)	Darkness Unbound (1)Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)	Darkness Unbound (1) Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)

Review: Darkness Rising

Darkness Rises (Dark Angels, book 2) by Keri Arthur

Genre: Urban Fantasy
Edition Reviewed: eBook
Amazon: Paperback | Kindle
Goodreads: Darkness Rises (2)

The sexy, thrilling adventures continue in bestselling author Keri Arthur’s new Dark Angels series, starring half-werewolf/half-Aedh Risa Jones.

Risa will go to any lengths to avenge her mother’s murder—even if it means making a pact with the most evil vampire she’s ever met. Lethal and powerful, Madeline Hunter is leader of the vampire council, and will put her resources behind finding the killer—for a price. The venerable vampire requires the assistance of Risa’s psychic powers. Quid pro quo.

Someone—or something—is targeting the elders of the local council, cursing the immortal vampires to rapidly age, sink into madness, and die. Risa must track down the vengeful being responsible. But Risa’s father, a rogue Aedh priest, also enlists her in a dangerous mission. And not even the great Madeline Hunter may be able to protect her from the shadowy forces that desire nothing less than Risa’s destruction.

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Review:

It saddens me when the second book doesn't live up to the first book, or exceed it. Especially when it echoes too strongly of the previous series. Don't get me wrong, the first book of Arthur's Dark Angels series echoed strongly of Riley. But Risa's story was her own. This time Darkness Rising parallels the Riley books too much. Especially with Risa being suckered into working for Madeline Hunter. Basically like Riley being suckered into being a guardian. Risa is unwilling though, from solving the “cases” Hunter gives her to finding the Keys.

Ah. Madeline Hunter. Risa’s grief was in charge and maybe short circuited her power of reasoning when she made the deal. Because being Hunter's little trained bitch doesn't benefit Risa in finding her mother's killer. And having read up to book 4 while writing this review it doesn't help much through all of those other books either. It's a tiring trope. And at least Riley admits part of her wants that life, Risa keeps denying it.

The first book managed to stand out on it's own. Reminisced enough of Riley's books, but still managed to be its own. The cameos of favorite characters were awesome. This time the cameos are low, but it smacks so strongly of Riley's series that it's . . . insulting.

Not to mention that something is up with Lucian. Come on! Risa is so adamant that she can trust him is warning flags enough. Not to mention that it's clear Risa has an information leak somewhere. Not to mention when she's kidnapped yet again Lucian conveniently shows up to kill the guy. Kill the guy before they can question him, hmmmmm? And other blatant stuff.

It was also annoying that the ending suddenly pooped up and she needed her frinds. Friends she kept out of the loop of her “dangerous life”, basically putting them at risk. Forewarned is forearmed. And I have a feeling this is going to be an issue that is going to plague Dark Angles. Because while I enjoy Risa I do feel like a lot of times she makes the wrong mistakes and Arthur simply claims Risa is just stubborn. Insert nonchalant shoulder shrug.

In all honesty this was a huge let down. Risa is coming off really bad. While I enjoy a lot of her character traits I feel like she's just being more and more unbearable. And there's certain things in Arthur's stories that always annoy me. Undeniable attraction that her leads can't ignore being one of them. Risa however can't stop her vagina loving. At least Riley could separate just sex from love when she needed to, especially when she couldn't fully trust someone. In the end it was still fun, but there's a point when your new series needs to stand on it's own.

Sexual Content: Sex, yep indeedy.

 
3/5- Adored it, just a few minor details held it back.

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Previous book(s) in series:
Reviewed on BW:	Amazon:	Goodreads:
Darkness Unbound (1) Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)	Darkness Unbound (1)Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)	Darkness Unbound (1) Darkness Rising (2) Darkness Devours (3) Darkness Hunts (4) Darkness Unmasked (5) Darkness Splintered (6) Darkness Falls (7)

Update

OK, so it’s been a while since I’ve posted. Sorry guys! I was doing so good, and more importantly staying on top of Cover Coveting! Sighs, now I’m behind.

As the Starks are fond of saying, “Winter is Coming . . . “

“. . . and I’ve got a chicken coop to build.”  (Yes, I nerded out.)

Sorry I’ve been busy spending all my time trying to get my new coop and chicken living area ready for winter. Not to mention a lot of other things that need to get done before the snow hits.

Things are slowing down and I’ve got most of the stuff done so expect posts to start up again!