Wherein Blue is Not Warm, But Sweet – Review of Blue Eyed Stranger
Blue-Eyed Stranger,Trowchester Blues Two by Alex Beecroft First off, I want to say that I am really happy to be able to read a book with a black main character where he isn’t irrational and in need of...
View ArticleNew In Town: Review of Trowchester Blues
Trowchester Blues by Alex Beecroft Maybe it’s because I’m getting up in years myself, but I really prefer the stories about the above-thirty set. Kids are dumb, and their problems are dumb problems....
View ArticleWhat Are Best Friends For: Review of Getting it Right
Getting It Right by A.M. Arthur You may know Dr. James Taggert, or friendly club hook-up Tag from A.M.’s other successful books in The Belonging Series. This first book in the brand new Restoration...
View ArticleCar Crossed Lovers: Review of Hell on Wheels
Hell on Wheels A Bluewater Bay Novel by Z..A. Maxfield Everybody needs a break sometimes. But what happens when a much needed diversion from the rigors of everyday life turns out to be more than that?...
View ArticleThe Thing I Should Have Known: Review of The Thing I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Know
The Thing I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Know Book 1, Russel Middlebrook: The Futon Years by Brent Hartinger I requested The Thing I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Know because it was by the same author who wrote...
View ArticleNew Dog, Old Tricks: Review of Lone Wolf
Lone Wolf, A Bluewater Bay Novel by L.A. Witt, Aleksandr Voinov Another successful episode in Riptide’s Bluewater Bay series, Lone Wolf will have fanatic writers green with envy. When Kevin Hussain...
View ArticleThe Book that Called Uncle – Review of The Flesh Cartel
The Flesh Cartel, The Complete Collection by Rachel Haimowitz and Heidi Belleau Thanks to Riptide and NetGalley for the review copy. I requested The Flesh Cartel back in the Fall of 2014, and every...
View ArticleThe Eye of the Storm – Review of Tempest
Tempest (Playing the Fool #3) by Lisa Henry, and J.A. Rock Thanks to Riptide and Netgalley for the review copy. In the third Playing the Fool book, Henry and Mack are on the run, from the both sides of...
View ArticleDressed to Spill – Review of The Merchant of Death
The Merchant of Death (Playing the Fool #2) by Lisa Henry and J.A. Rock Thanks to Netgalley and Riptide Publishing for the review copy. Book two of the Playing the Fool series was an absolute charmer....
View ArticleThe Man Who Loved an Island – Review of Waiting for the Flood
Waiting for the Flood by Alexis Hall Thanks to Riptide and Netgalley for the review copy. Waiting for the Flood will be available for purchase on Feb. 23, 2015 I requested Waiting for the Flood because...
View ArticlePushing Buttons and Butting Heads – Review of Burnt Toast B&B
Burnt Toast B&B by Heidi Belleau and Rachel Haimowitz Thanks to Riptide and NetGalley for the review copy. It was nice to see both Belleau and Haimowitz again. After my 5 star review of Bliss,...
View ArticleYou Captured My Heart Review of Tame a Wild Human
Tame a Wild Human by Kari Gregg Thanks to RipTide and NetGalley for the review copy. In a world where humans and werewolves exist in an uneasy truce, humans live in fear of the three days surrounding...
View ArticleThe One That Got Away – Review of The Two Gentlemen of Altona
The Two Gentlemen of Altona – (Playing the Fool #1) by Lisa Henry and J.A. Rock Thanks to Riptide and NetGalley for the review copy. This will be the third Lisa Henry book I’ve reviewed, and I am on...
View ArticleA Library of Interesting Beginnings – Review of Liberty & Other Stories
Liberty & Other Stories by Alexis Hall Thanks to Riptide and NetGalley for the review copy. This is a collection of stories and original documents meant to accompany the novel Prosperity. While I...
View ArticleDown and Out – Review of Counterpunch
Counterpunch (Belonging Book 2) by Aleksandr Voinov Thanks to Riptide and NetGalley for the review copy. This is the second Voinov novel I’ve reviewed, as well as the second Belonging book, which...
View ArticleTake to the Sky – Review of Prosperity by Alexis Hall
Prosperity by Alexis Hall Thanks to NetGalley and Riptide Publishing for the review copy. Newly landed in lawless skyport, Prosperity, our hero Piccadilly finds himself at the wrong end of a...
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