Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 August 2019

The Frisky Witch’s Erotic Grimoire by California Dawes


Stars: ★★★★★
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General info

This is a collection of short stories and novellas about encounters between humans and magical creatures alike with a sexy twist.

Things I like

I absolutely loved this book. All the stories are interesting and well written. The characters and the sexual scenes are brilliant and it was a great read. There was no chance to become bored since the stories are short and quick. To be honest, I would enjoy reading all stories as actual full-length novels. 

Things I do not like 

I loved this book and I would like to read more on all the short stories in the book. So, it’s a bit sad that all the stories ended when they did when they could be so much more to the stories and the characters. 

Conclusion 

In one sentence: this book was brilliant. I loved reading it from the start to the end. I really wish that I could read the full novel of each story in the book. Loved it, loved it, loved it. 

* Free copy received from Book Sirens for a review

Friday, 21 September 2018

My monster by Einat Segal



At first this book didn’t seem to be that good. Sophie was rather odd for a main character and I just didn’t see the point of the book. But in the middle where all the secrets started to come out, the story took a turn for the better and I really started to enjoy the book. 
The plot itself is interesting but still I did not get the hang of it and there is a lot of unanswered questions that even now has not been answered so the whole book is a really big cliffhanger.
Additionally, I really liked the two male characters that played strong parts in the story as well. 
The only thing I didn’t like was the ending and I just didn’t like it, because now I have to go on to the next book to find out what happens next.
All in all, this book is good and worth reading but it has a major cliffhanger in the end.

* I received this free copy for an honest review




Wednesday, 15 August 2018

Wolf Kiss by Christine DePetrillo




I loved this story. It is a refreshing perspective and storyline in the werewolf genre and I really enjoyed reading this book.
The plot is different to other werewolf books I've read and I found the plot to be exciting and fresh and there was never a dull moment. I also really liked that there was a goddess involved and it was not the Moon Goddess.
The characters are simple but not too much and they just really fit together really well. I really liked the close relationship between all the main characters and that there was such close relationships between real wolves and humans as well.
I also really, really enjoyed that there was a wolf sanctuary in the centre of everything as I find the idea of a wolf sanctuary to be fascinating and it kind of just fits into this book really well.
All in all, this book is fantastic, I loved reading it and it was a really quick read. I've already purchased the next part in the series as I just can't wait what happens next.

* I got this book for free for an honest review from Reading Deals


Monday, 16 July 2018

Alix by Virginia Hunter





Alix by Virginia Hunter was a nice quick read that kind of pulled you in and didn’t let you out until the end. This book is the first book in The Coven’s Grove Chronicles. 
Alix has a gift and she has no idea why. Then people start chasing her and she runs with the hot, sexy Troy who she accidentally gave some special powers.
The story is really quick paced so there’s really no chance to get bored with it. Mostly the book is full of action and adventure and danger but I like that there is still a romantic side to the story as well. 
The characters are interesting and although a lot of them get killed, Troy and Alix stay strong and they relationship manages to grow. I think this book series will be very interesting to read and you can’t really get the full picture by reading this one book but you have to continue with the series and that is what I’m planning to do. 
All in all, this book was a nice quick read and I really enjoyed it. 


* I received a free copy of this book for an honest review



Find more about this book here and purchase the book here

Sunday, 8 July 2018

The girl in the green silk gown by Seanan McGuire




 This is a ghost story but it’s also so much more than just a ghost story.
Meet Rose Marshall, the girl in the green silk gown, the phantom prom date and so on. She’s a hitchhiking ghost. 
Add the person who already killed her once and want to kill her again and you’ve got a prober adventure in your hands.
This book is amazing, the book pulls you in from the first words and keeps you in until the very last period. I loved every second if this book. 
Add all the amazing characters and you’ve got a marvelous novel in your hand that just hooks you in. 
The author also manages to include a a lot of Greek and other types of mythology into the book and that makes the book even more interesting than it already is, and somehow more realistic, as much as a fantasy book can feel realistic.
All in all, this book is amazing and my only regret is not reading the first book in the series. 
I recommend this book from the very bottom of my heart. 

*ARC received from the publisher via First to Read.



The girl in the green silk gown will be published July, 17th!

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