A Soul to Touch by Opal Reyne
Mayumi is a former member of the Demonslayer Guild. She lives in her family's cabin in the middle of nowhere so she can safely hunt demons on her own. She slowly comes to realize just how lonely she is. When she was a young child, she was saved from a demon by a Duskwalker. Duskwalkers are monsters … [Read more]
The Good Side of Wrong by Jenika Snow
Persephone is 18 and a senior in High School when her parents are killed in a car crash. Even though she is legally an adult, she is placed in the custody of her Uncle Hades. Hades was adopted into the family as a young child, so he could be abused by his Father and Brother in order to toughen up … [Read more]
Take My Daddy I'll Take Yours by Jenika Snow
Look, they can't all be great literature. Sometimes I'm bored and scrolling Kindle Unlimited and I see a sexy cover model who I recognized from Sara Cate's upcoming book, Highest Bidder, and the silly title intrigues you enough to read it. STOP JUDGING ME! Mina is a twenty-something girl, and … [Read more]
In Her Thrall by Chloe Parker
Biana Ivyshade is a vampire. A super sexy vampire, who is secretly good. Like, she doesn't even eat people guys! She's like Edward Cullen, except she doesn't sparkle. She was turned by Dracula, who is a literal fucking monster. Every year, she throws an elaborate ball in an effort to attract … [Read more]
The Gun Seller by Hugh Laurie
"Imagine you have to break someone's arm." Is this a satire? I don't know! Part of the issue of this book is that people keep claiming it's a satire. I am not so sure. Years ago I read Linda Hutcheon's A Theory of Parody, which gets into the question of parody, satire, and spoof, in art and … [Read more]
Crossing to Safety by Wallace Stegner
"Floating upward through a confusion of dreams and memory, curving like a trout through the rings of previous risings, I surface. My eyes open. I awake." Wallace Stegner lived until his mid-80s and published some autobiographical writing before he died. I have to imagine it's great because a) I … [Read more]
