I was given an ARC of this book to read- this in no way affects the honesty of my review. I was so excited for this book‐ a ton of great authors, writing YA (I love YA) and all of it for an excellent charity? It sounded perfect. But I was a little nervous, too. Shorter stories are… tricky. Some au...
In this fourth book in the series, wanted fugitive cum folk heroine Claire Lance gets another nemesis. This time, it is not someone who plays by the rules, but a hired mercenary who may not hesitate to use any means to get to her. People who loved the previous three Claire Lance adventures will en...
The second book is just as good as the first. I'm thankful I didn't have to wait a year for the sequel. Great new story. Awesome new characters. But by the middle of the book, with Claire pretty much still obsessed with and totally in love with Elaine, I kinda had the bad feeling that there would be...
Wolf at the Door is billed as a prequel. But if you have read and liked Underdogs, it will come as a bit of a shock. Other than the fact that it is about werewolves, it has almost nothing to do with the Underdogs series. The characters have neither the charm nor wittiness of Ariadne, nor the warmth ...
I've waited two years for this book to finally come out in ebook format. How ironic that it took the sad closing of its publisher (PD publishing) before the ebook version became available. The good news is....the author has published the sequel Only Flame and Air at the same time (no more waiting fo...
If you like reading about women in the old west, caught in the most impossible situations, this is a winner. Action-packed, angsty and totally entertaining. Some good things in life are free! A Fine Gray Dust
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