This is a very fun urban fantasy! I don’t know why it hasn’t been on my radar sooner. Jayné is an engaging character and I love how she (and us readers) are tossed into the middle of things when her uncle Eric passes away. She’s surprised to learn that she was his sole heir and that gives her a chan...
DNF @ 50 %This just isn't holding my attention right now. I think it's a case of the wrong time for the right book. I'd like to come back to it when I am more in the mood for it.
Didn't have much time for reading this week, but I somehow inhaled the entire rest of the Black Sun's Daughter Series on my morning train rides, and I loved it. Pretty much all the things I was a bit iffy about in the first book were resolved, either by solving the problem or by lampshading them and...
In which our heroine Jayné discovers her beloved black sheep uncle has left her a fortune, and inadvertently a new family and a mantle to take up if she wishes. I've had this whole series for a couple of years, but somehow packed book 1 apart from the others, and then couldn't find it! So I never ...
Love Hurts, Jim ButcherRooftops, Carrie VaughnThe Thing about Cassandra - Neil GaimanAfter the Blood - Marjorie LiuYou, and YOu Alone - Jacqueline Carey - just kill me nowThe Demon Dancer - Mary Jo PutneyMan in the Mirror - Yasmine GalenornReview to come
This is an anthology, where all the stories are focused around love and death. I know, extremely surprising, based on the title. I will write a tiny bit about each of the stories, and conclude with my general impression of the anthology as a whole.Love Hurts by Jim Butcher - 4 stars.See my write-up...
I had to borrow this book because I was only interest in the story by Patricia Briggs, featuring Warren and Kyle from the Mercy Thompson series. So this review is only about that story.I loved it, but at the same time I was left wanting more. Much More. The mystery part was really interesting and I ...
A collection of stories by mostly well-known authors, purportedly all detectives in urban fantasy stories. In actual fact, many of these stories are not set anywhere near cities, several have no magical or supernatural elements, and at least two are neither urban nor fantasy. So I'm not actually su...
I really liked Hanover's short story in [b:Down These Strange Streets|10559622|Down These Strange Streets|George R.R. Martin|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1311280365s/10559622.jpg|15466372], so I'm going to check out his books.
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