The Vampire Jack Townson Publication date: January 23rd 2024 Genres: Adult, Paranormal, Thriller Trade your entire life for fame, fortune, and eternal beauty. The only thing have to lose is your soul… Magic is real. And real damn scary . A man down on his luck trips and stumbles into a world of bloodthirsty monsters hidden among the precipices of New York City. A chance encounter with illustrious vampire Alexander LaMont ensnares the clumsy yet hopeful James Donovan in shadow and treachery, thrusting James into his new identity, The Vampire Jack Townson. Will Jack survive the vampiric politics of Manhattan, or will final death come to claim him at the next sunrise? Welcome to New York. We bite. Jack Townson’s contemporary fantasy series, The Vampire Jack Townson, is a perilous tale about the dangers of love, deception, and vampiric grit where the action of Jay Kristoff meets the decadence of Anne Rice. Goodreads / Amazon / Barnes & Noble / iBooks / Kobo — EXCER...

Review: Lumberjanes #Volume 14 - X Marks the Spot - Various Authors - May 2020 I have to admit, like Volume #13 this wasn't a favorite but still, I did enjoy it as it went more into Greek mythology and we saw the girls banded back together and working as a full team which I had missed in Indoor Recess. In Volume #14 the girls are searching for Ripley's swimsuit when they find a map under her bed among all of her candy. The girls thinking it is a treasure map, head off on their journey. Throughout the treasure hunt, they find pieces of a statue broken which of course Ripley sticks together with her pink crafting glue and what comes to life is an evil Greek Goddess who feeds off the energy of others and magical beings. She ends up kidnapping Ripley and the magical cats, though of course as we know, no-one is a match for Ripley as she is so active and a whole different league than the average person. Out of all the characters of Lumberjanes, Ripley has always be...

Judas Kiss K.A. Fox (Murphy’s Law, #2) Publication date: March 2020 Genres: Urban Fantasy, Young Adult Delaney Murphy is learning what it really means to be the daughter of the Devil and that not everyone appreciates her father’s kinder, gentler side. When tragedy strikes and upsets the fragile balancing act of her life, Delaney will have to choose between the world she’s sworn to protect and the father who has changed the whole of Hell just for her. As betrayals around her mount, she begins to question herself and those closest to her. Cut off from her magic, Laney’s tie to humanity is fraying. She’s slipping closer and closer to giving in to the overwhelming darkness growing inside her. Ultimately, she’ll have to confront her demons or risk losing herself entirely. Add to Goodreads — Sequel to: Author Bio: K.A. Fox is a proud military brat who has lived all over the world but now calls the Midwest home. She uses her psychological training to facilitate succe...

Review: Pink Lock Picks and Sequined Witch Hats - Carla Rehse - July 2017 Something that I have enjoyed reading is about witches and after reading the Mystic Willow Bay series by Jessica Sorensen, I was feeling in the mood to read about another witch, and this title sounded fun. It took a different twist than I thought it would. Gracie is a teenage girl who is very resourceful and is trying to impress her former step-brother, Ben. She has a Clueless relationship going on there. Think Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd. When she tries to break into a building, though things backfire and go cray-cray as she finds herself accidentally imprinted and bonded with Asher who turns out to be a teen witch. Asher was in the same building doing a spell to find out what had happened to his older brother Ryder when Gracie turned up and disturbed the spell. Now Asher along with his twin sister Willow must try to break his bond with Gracie and along the way find out what h...

    Review: I'd Rather Be A Witch - Book #2 The Cotton Candy Quintet - Erin Hayes - October 2015 I was in the mood for something fun the other day and remembered that I had some books by Erin Hayes, and this one captured my attention while browsing through my Kindle. First off, I have to say not only do I love the title. I have a cover crush on this book, and my hair is similar but more fuschia shade than the girl on the cover. In I'd Rather be A Witch, we meet Jordyn. She comes from a long line of witches and powerful ones at that; she was always treated as a freak except by her friend who later became a boyfriend, Zach. On the night of their prom, they were driving home and was hit by another car. Zach would have died that night if Jordyn hadn't saved his life using magic. The thing is though that by saving Zach, not all of his personality came back and he started to become obsessed with Jordyn. The only way to lessen the curse was to move ...