Moon Called - A Review
A Mercy thompson Novel - Book 1
by Patricia Briggs
Walk down the aisles devoted to Sci-Fi & Fantasy in any bookstore or library these days and you will find yourself deluged with paranormal, supernatural, and urban fantasy fiction. With all that output there are a half dozen or so authors that float like cream to the top. Patricia Briggs is one of those.
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I,Strahd by P.N. Elrod
An Audio Book Review
Narrated by Roddy McDowall
A long, long time ago my husband and I were married. It was so long ago that not only did dinosaurs roam the earth but it was all the rage to have a vehicle with a tape deck in it. Everyone who knew us referred to us in polite company as “likeable but crazy as hell.” As a lot of newly married folks do, we went off on a honeymoon to celebrate the beginning of our married life together, and there was no better way to kick things off than with a madcap adventure in a Jeep Cherokee with a tape deck.
Way of the Wolf
Book One - The Vampire Earth Series
by E.E. Knight
Way of the Wolf introduces the reader to a post apocalyptic world where the bad guys have won. The year is 2065. Humanity has been reduced to cattle and the ranchers are Lovecraftian (as in H.P. Lovecraft) style alien monsters that use the life force of sentient beings to extend their own lives indefinitely. These puppet masters known as the Kur were responsible for the collapse of civilization by precipitating a nuclear war and releasing a type of mad zombie pestilence that swept around the globe destroying the remnants of civilization.
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Halfway To The Grave - A Review
A Night Huntress Novel
by Jeaniene Frost
In a genre that has become very crowded it takes a lot to make a debut novel stand out from the pack. Jeaniene Frost’s urban fantasy romance Halfway to the Grave does that and more. Her half-vampire protagonist Catherine ( Cat ) Crawfield is more than a stak’em, slay’em and decapitate’em vampire slayer. She carries the weight of the world on her young shoulders.
