Review:I bought this as part of a package of the De Lohr Dynasty and it was so out of sync with the rest of the books that it was suspicious. The writing was good, but the errors were HORRENDOUS. There were dropped letters, insertions of extra words in sentences, and the most glaring typo was the heroine, who was called "Emilie" throughout the book, but in one instance was misspelled to "Emily". Poor proofreading. This story was not as strong as the other books in the series. Read more

Review:Lori Wilde hits a home run with Rules of the Game! Jodi and Jake are two people that suffer from trauma from their pasts. Jake lost his wife, and Jodi was jilted at the alter. Jodi does not want to relinquish control, Jake is Afraid of love, both are afraid of losing something important. The story is rather funny as Jodi crashes a wedding where she first meets Jake, who turns out to be the best man in her sisters upcoming wedding. Jodi surrenders to a hot weekend with Jake, never thinking she'll... Read more

Review:I thought the other books in this series were fun....just enough romance and heat without being dirty, fun/compelling storyline. This one suddenly switched to descriptive make out and sex scenes with a tiny bit of plot in between and a completely aggravating and unbelievable relationship(s) happening. It's like they gave up on an interesting plot in exchange for sex. I hope there weren't too many teenagers that has been reading this series that are now exposed to completely unreal, immoral relat... Read more

Review:Sad to see it over but this was a very satisfying ending to such a great book. Everything came Tia. Close even with its own plot for the book. It’s wasnt just and ending but it’s own separate book too. Read more

Review:A Touch of Stardust blends fact and fiction, combining newly imagined original characters with unforgettable icons of Hollywood’s Golden Age, as Kate Alcott explores the topsy-turvy world of cinematic glamour and its impact on human nature. Julie Crawford, Alcott’s fictitious protagonist, is a bright-eyed, sensible girl from Fort Wayne, Indiana; a graduate of Smith College, she’s determined to pursue her dream of writing screenplays, walking in the footsteps of her hero, Francis Marion. When she... Read more

Review:I am an avid reader,(mostly not romance novels) and I love this book. For those of us who used to sit around and wait for our knight to rescue us and take us back to his castle to live happily ever after, this is the book for us. Read more

Review:Honestly i've only read the first 3 chapters so far but i am IN LOVE. And since i've been watching Joey for nearly 5 years now I know what an amazing person he is and after reading his first book In Real Life (order it if you haven't read it yet!) i'm 100% sure that the rest of Children of Eden is going to be just as good as the first few chapters. And can we please talk about the color scheme of the cover? You did such an amazing job there, Joey! And also the first chapter that you published as... Read more

Review:“Twice-daughter, my joy. Your dream is my dream, and your name is true. You are all of our hope.”

I've been looking forward to this book for what seems like a very long time. And I'm very pleased to say it did not disappoint. It wasn't perfect (I'll get into that later), but it was damn close.

The book picks up right as the Angels (led by Jael) arrive on Earth, and we're immediately introduced to a new human character named Eliza who appears to have quite the mysterious past. It se... Read more

Review:This is a cute little story that stems from the Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy. I recommend reading it if you're reading those books and have read Days of Blood and Starlight. It's a shorter story, but sweet and just as exciting as the trilogy. Read more

Review:Like a lot of other readers, I was skeptical picking up this book. The 4th book was about global warming and it was one giant political message. This book wasn't nearly as bad. There was still some global warming and pollution messages however, it's not nearly as bad. Unlike the 4th book, they had a purpose in this book. I don't want to spoil anything from the book, but this time around, the flock was working to actually save something important to them.
This book isn't perfect though. The bo... Read more