by Meghan Ciana Doidge
The female lead is a bit of TSTL. And also a Mary Sue. Everyone wants her, bla bla... The world-building was not so bad, but the strange (and for PNR or UF strangely poly) lust/crush/infatuation stuff going on didn't help.
Feeling really meh about this paranormal cozy. I figured out the killer early in the story, and wasn't all that interested in the dynamics of the relationships between the different characters. I felt that the ending didn't resolve the murder mystery and left too many loose ends. Not going to read a...
Vampires, Werewolves, shifters, necromancers and witches oh my. It was a cute cozy type para-mystery read with a few grizzly bits, a good introduction into this world of baked goodies and supernaturals.
Ooo I totally loved this book! I could tell who dun it, so to speak, very early on, but I didn't care. I'm not sure the author didn't intend for it to be this way. Either way, I still loved every bit of it!
Amateur writing badly in need of an editor. Jade was one of the most stupidly oblivious narrators I've read in a while. Somehow the last half of the book redeemed itself from the one star, so it's closer to 1.5 stars but this is not a great book. I am side-eyeing all those 5 star reviews. However, a...
about the author:Meghan Ciana Doidge is an award-winning writer based out of Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada. She has a penchant for bloody love stories, superheroes, and the supernatural. She also has a thing for chocolate, potatoes, and sock yarn.Novels: (in order of release) After Th...
Not bad. Cute in fact. A bit tropey, gorgeous smart and supertalented cook who owns her own successful business at an improbably young age, discovers she's got superpowers. Heroine is a bit passive, getting ordered around by everyone and anyone, until the very end when she finally grows a backbone...
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