Well, huh. There were parts that were funny/amusing (like the blood supply coming from the funeral home) and not (all the damn Twilight references). I kinda/somewhat liked Daniella; however, she talked way too much and did act stupidly at times. Nick was a jerk at times. I was thinking about a 3* ra...
**I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review** Alex Sanches is a detective for Chicago PD. He also happens to be hiding the fact that he's a vampire. When reporter Kiera Turner barges in on him demanding answers for a series of robberies and accusing him of being said vampire, ...
Kiera is the granddaughter of a renowned vampire hunter. She's also a reporter who is very concerned with the recent blood thefts. Which leads her to the desk of Detective Alex Sanchez. When they go to her apartment to discuss the case, they find it vandalized. Alex sees two fledgling vampires on th...
In Love Your Entity (Entity #3) by Cat Devon, Author Sierra Brennan is probably the most well-equipped member of her family to live in her late great-uncle Saul's home in Chicago. Sierra is an empath who can see and speak with ghosts, so the haunted home should be no problem. However, the stunningly...
Love Your Entity is a tricky book to grade. Most of the time, it walks that fine line between adorable and annoying as readers get to follow the latest round of antics in Chicago's Vamptown. However, since I got more eyerolls than chuckles out of this one, it's not something I'd recommend.Sierra Bre...
3.5 StarsI’ve been reading paranormal romance (PNR) for a long time. Or at least I thought I had been but it appears that a lot of great authors and series are zipping right by me as I sit and dwell in young and new adult-land.Grrrrrrr… too many genres, not enough time!!!!Cat Devon’s Entity series...
Not bad. Not at all Christmassy, but the writing was much better than the first full-length novel Sleeping with the Entity. I like the tie-in with the King Arthur legends.
Five stars for Love Your Entity, a fun and sexy must-read by Cat Devon!I recently reviewed Cat Devon's holiday novella in her Entity Series, The Entity Who Came for Christmas and mentioned how much I was looking forward to reading book three. Well, Christmas came early this year when her publisher c...
Simon Howell had come to Chicago Vampland to acquire and/or find the legendary Sword Excalibur. An ancient sword that gave the bearer extreme powers and that had belonged to King Arthur. Among other reasons. As a human Simon had been a warrior in king Arthur's court , one of the Knights of the Round...
Five tree-top stars for The Entity Who Came for Christmas by Cat Devon, perfect paranormal fun for the holiday season I gave myself a treat yesterday and re-read book one of Cat Devon's Entity series (Sleeping With The Entity), then read for the first time books two (The Entity Within), and the new ...
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