Review:At first I was reluctant to read this book, since I usually don't like books where there is a lot of suspense, and where there is killing, but since it was by Nora Roberts, I decided to give it a chance. I LOVED it. The way she wrote it made you fall in love with the characters. It is impossible to put down once you start, and truly keeps you on the edge of your seat. One of her best books. Read more

Review:With strong characters, brokenness, romance, dragons and shifters, and good vs evil, there is something interesting for nearly every fantasy fan. Well written and descriptive, this book was difficult to put down Read more

Review:The book was amazing great characters.
Suspenseful plot, the only thing I can say is that I would have liked more of a Chase before the main characters hooked up.? The book was great. Well worth buying the set. Read more

Review:Have you ever thought you should be somewhere else? When the question was posed to Miranda, she knew she'd like to be just about anywhere other than working at the rundown diner, living in the rundown trailer, in the rundown town. Little did she know she was going to get an answer to that question.

Corbin had better things to do, looking for his father the king who'd been missing for a year, then bind with the daughter of the king of an enemy dragon clan. But it was his duty, he just d... Read more

Review:While the storyline is good & I was thoroughly enjoying the read.. I was disappointed at the lack of hot steamy sex. After all, that's why I buy erotica. I hope the other book by this author I purchased is better. Read more

Review:Netherlands author Beatrice Sand makes her literary debut with the paranormal romance trilogy Ambrosia. Fascinated by mythology and the concept of demigods (defined as a male being, often the offspring of a god and a mortal, who has some but not all of the powers of a god, or an inferior deity; a minor god, or a deified man). She weaves her characters for this trilogy with grace and a profound respect for that part of life about which we understand little. Placing a demigod in an urban setting w... Read more

Review:A great follow up to the first book. Weeks ensures that the world for the protagonist grows considerably around him, but does not sacrifice character growth in the process. The action is great and slowly the deeper and more complicated world is unfolded in this second book. The story is griping and will keep you engaged. It is a great fantasy series that should not be missed by those that enjoy Sword fights, magic and assassins. Read more

Review:This is a great trilogy, I recommend to anyone. I am almost finished with the 3 books now.

Fantastic that they came out in paperback instead of hardback to begin with, and also so close together so you didn't have to wait a year for the next book.

Great stuff. Read more

Review:I've always enjoyed reading Catherine Coulter so when I saw that she had a trilogy out I bought the first one and planned to settle down for a great read. Really, Ms Coulter? What a disappointment! This is nothing more than a cheezy, predictable romance. With that said, I think I'll skip the other two. My recommendation is to get a sample first. Read more

Review:I really like this one. Great characters. I hate the jumping back and forth to different characters, but it's well done and adds to the suspense. I'm almost finished the second book and it's just as good. Read more