Review:I was looking for something different from the normal fare I read. That's when I accidentally fell into this book, simply because I was intrigued by the description I read on Bookbub. Unfortunately I was under the mistaken impression this would be a suspenseful, revenge tale with a feminine twist. The framework was there, but the bulk of the story revolved around the cliched and predictable romance between the victimized heroine and the bad boy, but honorable anti-hero who takes her under his wi... Read more

Review:I really enjoy the stories about Eve and while this one was all right, didn't think it was the best Ms. Johansen could do. I was able to see what was going to happen next and that's usually an impossibility Read more

Review:Iris Johansen has strong characters who seem to be able to do anything and always end up besting the very evil villian. However, there are many twists and turns and some victories for the villian, which makes the tension stay high. Read more

Review:Not up to the author's past books. Too unbelievable that fairly ordinary people can visit a foreign country and not have any trouble navigating around or with the language. Guess that what makes it fiction. Read more

Review:Django Wexler's first book in The Shadow Campaigns series (The Thousand Names) was a slow-starter, but wisely used that time to develop its characters and history a bit and let the conflict unfold incrementally, with a mysterious undertone of the supernatural pervading the story. Sounds good. The characters were interesting, and Wexler's accounts of the battles were exciting and creative. Eventually the 'magic system' was revealed (a bit of a letdown; it's so rare that an author comes up with so... Read more

Review:Not a typical fantasy and starts off with more of a colonial military approach, which is usually not something I am interested in reading. However the more I read the more interested I was in the characters and story development and towards the end you start to encounter more of the fantasy aspects. Nevertheless, even without the fantasy aspects it was a very enjoyable read and look forward to reading the next installment. Read more

Review:I voluntarily reviewed an arc of this book. I really liked this book by Stasia Black. “Their Bride” is a really well written, interesting book with an entertaining, well written storyline that flows brilliantly. The lovely, engaging characters, have great, sizzling chemistry and interaction that pulled me into this book. I really liked them and enjoyed reading about them. This is an Enjoyable, Engaging, Must Read Romance that I really liked and enjoyed reading from the first chapter Read more

Review:Evangeline Anderson is the one another that I don't even take the time to read what her books are about. I click BUY NOW every time. I've never been disappointed once. Switched is another homerun! Looking forward to the next one already. Read more

Review:I noticed around the end that this is the longest book in the series. I loved it. The teaser for the next one was amazing. This series has more resurrections i it than all 9 seasons of supernatural combined. Lol Read more

Review:Congratulations Mrs. Anderson; you've officially made it even harder for me to decide which book in this series is my favorite. Merrick was hotttt, as well as being super masculine and sensitive at the same time (le sigh). If anyone's looking for an erotic sci-fi series that also still has an amazing plot, then this is the perfect series to pick up! Although I have to warn any readers....this series will make human men seem very lame in comparison :P Read more