Review:Dawn, the first book in Octavia E. Butler's Xenogenesis Trilogy deals with social issues that mankind grapples with today on a global level. Her insight into the hierarchical nature of man which leads to self-destruction and the destruction of the planet emphasizes the need for harmony and unity without being preachy. Dawn is science fiction at its best. After reading Dawn, I immediately purchased Lilith's Brood which contains the entire trilogy and would highly recommend this to anyone who is ... Read more

Review:Have you ever just felt invisible? Meet Willa, a young girl living in the Great Smoky Mountains during the 1900s. She can blend into her surroundings and loves going on adventures. Willa and her grandmother, who live along the Faeran people, are the only ones in their clan that have these magnificent powers. The Faeran people live underground under the control of their leader, the padaran. Willa and the rest of the Faeran children go hunting in packs to look for the day folks treasures. After fi... Read more

Review:Serafina and the Twisted Staff carries on with the first in the series which I enjoyed very much. This second in the series is even better. Well-written and you actually care about the characters. I recommend this book highly. Read more

Review:A much hyped novel that I finally decided to read, Seraphina came across as a little underwhelming. Not that I had much expectations before - prior to starting I only had a vague idea that it is an epic fantasy with dragons, and seemed much older in publication (that cover tricked me!) than it is. Seraphina’s story takes place in the kingdom of Goredd, where she is a human-dragon hybrid in a society that has had just 40 years of peace with dragons. If you are thinking about the mechanics of such... Read more

Review:I loved the new take on vampires. It was interesting and entertaining from the other vampire books that have in literature. Please continue this series, I was hooked when the vampires were slaves and they were created by an infection. Read more

Review:Finishing this book was an act of sheer will power.
It started well enough, but then it veered off to a place where trite and tired plots live. Ugh.
I think this series is better forgotten. And I'm sad for it, cause I did enjoy The Horsemen series a lot.

To you all out there, go read Larissa's other books, is a much better investment. Read more

Review:great awesome romance and book 2 for the brothers, this one the sexual tension was heighten somewhat with mystery around the brothers loved this more then book 1 but this brother out the three is my favorite, must read. Read more

Review:AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME!!!!!!!! I have been waiting for this book & I was not disappointed. I hope the next one will be out soon. I know if you have read the other books in this series you'll love this one too. Read more

Review:I felt so incredibly bad for Thanatos. He was left in a position by his very own family that kept him from living his life. Then he finds out the secret his family has been keeping from him since his, well, you have to call it what it is, imprisonment. I don’t know how he got past what Limos and Ares did to him. Even with the best intentions. He was royally screwed over by his family, by the Aegis, and Regan. Now he is determined to deal with the betrayal. At least he now knows this agimortis is... Read more

Review:You have a strong female that is capable of mostly anything and a male that things that he should have whatever he wants and he doesn't want to look bad. Yes i gave this book five stars but i will still question whether i want to read the rest of the series some of the brothers attitudes let down the book. He expected her to understand his culture and she was to fit in he didn't seem to try and understand her at all but again she was the heart of the book and you felt for her. Read more