So predictable. I could have written the plot myself and I'm not a writer. The romance was strange - he liked her, he didn't, he liked her again. She let him make all the decisions regarding whether they saw each other or not which was really not satisfying. The ending was a little sappy. But if you...
With Clare’s health fading, she and her partner—the love of her life—detective Zach Slade, head to Manitou Springs, Colorado, in search of the only healer who can help them: the ghost of Sister Juliana Emmanuel, whose healing skills live on in the afterlife.Unfortunately for Clare, the nun’s ghost i...
After two books of Clare being a total downer, refusing her gifts, and having less than zero confidence, I'm giving up. I understand that the first two books basically covered two weeks of time, but after that much book-time, the character needs to have developed in the right direction at least some...
I may have given this four stars, because I do enjoy the plot and the characters. But it's just soooo slooooow. I skimmed and it still took me four hours of nonstop reading to finish. And I can't really figure out what it is that should be cut to shorten things - there isn't a lot of extraneous info...
Celta, a place of magic, telepathic animal companions, and romance . . . Lost Heart, a story rife with hidden agendas and dangerous secrets. Barton Clover, Chief of Security for his large and noble family, is deeply aware of his responsibilities. When two young relatives repudiate the family and lat...
It's difficult for me to rate this one. I almost DNF'd it repeatedly because I despise characters that seem to live in denial. And Clare didn't even accept her psychic gift until halfway through. Yeah, 50 fucking percent of this story was Clare refusing to accept the truth in front of her. I want a ...
In Heart Quest, Saille T'Willow gave his HeartGift to Trif so that she could deposit it in a public area. The HeartGift got picked up by a variety of people before finally finding its way to Saille's HeartMate, Dufleur Thyme. Unfortunately, the timing was awful, and the sudden fluctuation in Dufleur...
Not sure why I read this. A rather unpolished love story. Stupid premise, though people tend to be rather stupid in general. Especially in the matters of heart. Still I wasn't able to DNF this. Something about this was mesmerising... The overly courteous language added cham. The dinamics added dimen...
Trif Clover desperately wants to find her HeartMate, to the point where she has decided to risk ridicule and embarrassment by going door to door throughout the city and looking for him with her charmkey. What she doesn't realize is that he's living in her apartment building. Guardsman Ilex Winterber...
I started reading this series because I was curious about urban fantasy, and I liked the author's future fantasy well enough. The first two books were okay. I liked the main characters fairly well, and their relationship worked, as long as I skipped the excessive sex. But I really don't believe i...
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