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BuckeyeAngel
BuckeyeAngel rated it 7 years ago
Darcy is a reporter but she is tired of writing meaningless articles for the society page. Darcy wants to make a difference in the world. Darcy has been promised more if she could get an interview with Micah Laine. Micah was a millionaire playboy who had been kidnapped and held captive in Columbia....
Jasmyn's Reviews
Jasmyn's Reviews rated it 8 years ago
The world of Mortal Machine is amazing. I loved the concept of the rifts, the secret society, their abilities, and the strange creatures that hung Addison. She started seeing rifts when she was young, but never imagined just what they really were and why they seemed to follow her. She's a great char...
Bookworm Blurbs
Bookworm Blurbs rated it 11 years ago
The dead have been waiting for her… Addison Beckett tries hard to pretend she’s normal, but she’s far from it. Since she was six years old, she’s seen the world around her unraveling, as if someone is pulling a thread from a sweater and it’s all slowly coming undone. When she ignores it, it goes a...
The Quackeroo
The Quackeroo rated it 11 years ago
* ARC kindly provided by Entangled Publishing, LLC/Netgalley in exchange for an honest review *4/5 shifting stars "Curiosity killed the cat and, maybe soon, the Addison" The blurb of the book interested me a lot since it's very different from other PNR books I've read so far. This is the first book ...
Aya M. Productions
Aya M. Productions rated it 11 years ago
Note: I received an eARC from the publisher. This in no way affected my review. The world Jocelyn Adams create in Darkside Sun was quite interesting. The story started off a bit slow and a bit con suing. Addison, the female protagonist, was completely clueless about why she could see “tears” in he...
A Catty Babble of Books
A Catty Babble of Books rated it 11 years ago
* ARC kindly provided by Entangled Publishing, LLC/Netgalley in exchange for an honest review *4/5 shifting stars"Curiosity killed the cat and, maybe soon, the Addison"The blurb of the book interested me a lot since it's very different from other PNR books I've read so far. This is the first book I'...
Crazy Bibliophile and Book Pimp (Not So Anonymous)
In the process of reading now, and looking forward to the finale of Lila's story. It's almost sad when you know a series is drawing to a close, so I can't help but take my time and savor it.
GizmosReviews
GizmosReviews rated it 12 years ago
*Genre* Paranormal Romance*Rating* 4 Solid Stars*First Thoughts*"Who will you choose to be, Lila Grey?"I want to first thank J Taylor Publishing for allowing me an early access of "Rise of the Magi". I promise you this review shall be posted before the release date! I am a huge fan of Jocelyn Adams ...
What I'm Reading
What I'm Reading rated it 12 years ago
I need to admit to my dear readers that I’m not a fan of Urban Fantasy. Yes, I just came out and admitted it. That said, I COULD.NOT.PUT.THIS.BOOK.DOWN. Let me list the reasons why:1. The world building in this story is breathtaking. Its set in what was Philadelphia and Ms. Adams description of...
sunshinejenn03
sunshinejenn03 rated it 12 years ago
Such a fabulous conclusion to the Lila Gray trilogy and still…I want more!Lila Gray, the fae Queen, is on a mission to find the Magi, the race bent on destroying all other races (including humans ya’ll), except they are incredibly hard to find and Lila needs to convince the Seelie, Unseelie, Elves a...
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