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In Memories We Fear by Barb Hendee

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Friday 17 February 2012 at 1:39 am
*****

In Memories We Fear: A Vampire Memories NovelIn the latest installment of Barb Hendee’s Vampire Memories series, we catch up with the group as they are between missions. Their last one did not go so well, and Wade is determined to find another vamp for them to try and rescue, hopefully successfully, and draw the group out of the funk they have fallen into. When he finds a rogue vamp in England, (more…)


Daring by Mike Shepherd

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Thursday 16 February 2012 at 11:54 pm
*****

Kris Longknife: DaringKris Longknife has decided that it is time she go looking for more than the little trouble makers of the universe. After convincing her Grandpa, the King, to let her take her small cadre of ships out to take a look and report back what she finds, she discovers she has company — battleships from three of the surrounding ruling worlds who have been leaked the information that they, humanity, are not alone in the universe.
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Requiem by Ashley M. Christman

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Saturday 17 September 2011 at 1:14 am
*****

Kathryn is a soul who has been around for almost six thousand years. She has seen civilizations come and go, and has realized that nothing really changes. In the course of time Kathryn finds herself in Los Angeles. For the most part she keeps to herself, except when she feeds. She was involved with a human once years ago, and his loss broke her heart. She had vowed never again to do so, but that changes when she meets Aiden.
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First Rider’s Call by Kristen Britain

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Thursday 15 September 2011 at 10:57 pm
*****

In the continuing adventures of Karigan G’ladeon, we experience her acceptance of her call to the Green Rider corps. Things get exciting as the wild magic of the land begins to manifest itself throughout the Sacoridia, and its peoples try to cope with the outcomes, some devastating and some fanciful yet entertaining. The entities behind the D’Yer wall are becoming restless. Can the wall be mended before it is completely destroyed and the malevolent entities contained behind it are loosed?
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Blackveil by Kristen Britain

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Thursday 15 September 2011 at 10:49 pm
*****

The Eletians are crossing the D’Yer Wall to enter Blackveil as they planned. A select group of Sacoridians accompanies them. Meanwhile, a group from Second Empire have also crossed the wall for their own reasons. At the wall new insights arise and slow progress is made in the recovery of the wall, but will all this be completed in time to keep Mornhavon from crossing the breach and wreaking havoc on the whole of Sacoridia? (more…)


Dark Jenny by Alex Bledsoe

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Wednesday 17 August 2011 at 11:55 pm
*****

Swordjockey Eddie LaCrosse is at it again. In this adventure, he finds himself the recipient of a strange object, a coffin, in the dead of winter. His companions clamor to know the purpose of its arrival, and Eddie shares with them the tale of how he came to know the famous King Marcus Drake.
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Twelve by Jasper Kent

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Monday 1 August 2011 at 9:04 pm
****½

Set in the midst of the War of 1812, Bonaparte and his Grand Armee are invading Russia and it seems there is no doubt that he will eventually march his armies in to Moscow, maybe even Petersburg. Our story is about a small band of soldiers who work in unconventional ways. One of the members of this small band suggests a group of mercenaries might be able to help them out, a group of men who enjoy the kill and are willing to work for whomever.
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Dying for Daylight – Charlaine Harris/I-Play Video Game Review

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Tuesday 5 July 2011 at 10:57 pm
*****

Dying for Daylight [Game Download] Based in the world of Charlaine Harris’s wildly-popular Sookie Stackhouse series comes the game Dying for Daylight. I-play has worked with Charlaine to bring you all the fun of Sookie’s world in a computer game.
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Promise by Kristie Cook

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Saturday 18 June 2011 at 1:57 am
****

Alexis never fit in with her peers, a fact she has come to live with. Because of the differences in her life and the fact that she and her mother are constantly on the move, it is hard to get close to anyone — and dangerous.

When she meets Tristan, a drop-dead knock-out who only has eyes for her, Alexis learns that being different is not always bad. She also begins to learn about herself, discovering that she is part of something bigger than herself. Will those differences be too much for her and Tristan to work through, or will trust and love win in the end?
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Purpose by Kristie Cook

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Saturday 18 June 2011 at 1:49 am
****

With her life in shambles, Alexis struggles to find meaning in her day-to-day life. Her husband is missing, she cannot focus, and everyone who loves her is beginning to be concerned. The nightmares that are her constant companion begin to change in ways that disturb and frighten Alexis. Everyone is telling her it is time to move on, let Tristan go but deep down Alexis knows he is still alive.

Alexis begins to see things and decides it is time for a change of scenery and to get a grip on her life. The memories follow her and are stronger than ever, reinforcing her belief that Tristan is still alive. When Tristan suddenly returns the true battle for her life begins.
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First Heat by Jocelyn Modo

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Wednesday 27 April 2011 at 9:52 pm
****½

Shifter Kissa Alassane is coming into her first heat, her inner lion demanding to have its lusts sated, something she is more than willing to do. Too bad her lion wants Vernor Brun. Vernor has broken Kissa’s heart, and though he is the one her heart and lion demand to mate with, she decides with her mind to choose another. When her choice is removed and Vernor appears in his place, she decides that one time can’t hurt—at least she’ll get to enjoy him once before she decides to leave the pride.
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The Sleigh Maker by Candace Sams

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Wednesday 27 April 2011 at 9:50 pm
*****

Gavin and Prudence’s relationship ended years ago, so why is it that when Mrs. Claus pairs the two together to help Santa get all the presents delivered on Christmas Eve, sparks fly—in more ways than one? Is it possible that one or the other have hidden issues they need to deal with?
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Magic Man by Marie Treanor

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Sunday 31 January 2010 at 6:17 pm
***½

Years ago, the virus ravaged Edinburgh and the countryside killing people indiscriminately. The only way the government found to contain its spread was to set up districts separating the areas of low, mid, and high risk citizens, not allowing the inhabitants to intermingle and cutting off cities and towns from each other. Time has passed and the guard posts still keep those from the high risk areas apart from the rest, allowing mid risk persons to enter the high risk zone as needed for security or to treat those in need of medical care.

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Whom Gods Have Favored by Denysé Bridger

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Monday 21 December 2009 at 11:43 pm
****

Set in the days leading up to the eruption of Vesuvius, Pompeii is a prosperous community, and Lucius is the general of the army. His power is great and so are his appetites. While attending the slave markets, he spies Xina, a young woman full of anger and ire who is sold from the only home she’s known since birth. (more…)


Passionate Kisses by Denysé Bridger

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Wednesday 16 December 2009 at 3:27 pm
****


Passionate Kisses is a collection of short stories. A couple of paranormal stories mingle with straight hetero romance and erotic to make this a fun collection to read. The hot factor is scorching!

I am going to focus on the paranormal stories, but trust me, the other stories are quite entertaining as well.

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The Repossession Mambo by Eric Garcia

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Saturday 12 December 2009 at 6:34 pm
****

Artificial body parts are big business. When you fall behind in your payments, though, beware of the Bio Repo men, men whose job it is to recover either the outstanding cash or remove the organ in question, which is then cleaned, serviced, and readied to go to a new client.
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Dimensions by Patricia Otto

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Wednesday 9 December 2009 at 4:00 pm
*****

Gwen is involved in a mishap at work and wakes to find herself in a strange room. When she goes looking to see where she is, she is taken by a handsome man and his soldiers who escort her out of the building and on a several-day trip through the wilderness to an audience with the King. The King informs the man that she is not whom he was sent after, and Gwen begins to realize that this is not a hoax set up by her twin sister and she may not be in Hoboken, New Jersey any longer. (more…)


Hunting Memories by Barb Hendee

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Thursday 15 October 2009 at 5:56 pm
****

After surviving their last encounter with Julian, Eleisha dreams of finding other vampires in hiding, creating a haven for them, teaching these vampires how to feed without killing and how to live peaceably among the humans. Philip and Wade are unsure of her plan but agree to help and follow Eleisha when she suggests they return to Portland, Oregon. (more…)


Corambis by Sarah Monette

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Monday 31 August 2009 at 7:37 pm
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Corambis is the final book set in this world that Sarah has created. It involves the brothers Felix and Mildmay as they make their way to Esmer. Felix is to be judged for his actions before the Circle of Wizards, the ruling body for magicians and wizards in the world. Along the way, their lives become entangled with Kay Brightmore, a fallen Caloxan noble. It will take the courage and skills of all three to save the world of Corambin from the mindless engine of Summerdown.
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Descent Into Darkness by Denyse Bridger

Posted under Reviews by Kersyn on Sunday 9 August 2009 at 4:12 pm
****

Alexander and his companions find themselves hiding in a cave along the East Coast after the ship they have taken passage on wrecks off the coast. While hiding, Alexander is drawn to the presence of Amberlaine who longs for escape from the horror her life has become. During the seduction and turning of Amberlaine, she is bound to Alexander with a devotion so strong it nearly leads to their deaths.
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