Review:Mel Morgan is young, Feisty and a paranormal tracker. Yes that's right, she is hired be paranormal's and humans to find their missing. Here finding accuracy is 99% because one case she been on has never been solved, her little sister. See when Mel was 11 years old she took her first jump and didn't know how to get back so she panicked and her body drew her and she was hit with blood spatter from her parent throats being slit by demons. To make matters worse those same demons kidnapped her sister... Read more

Review:This book is part of the Matchmaker series (but it's a stand-alone book). Set in the regency period, Caro and Niall are the main characters in this book. Caro meets Niall at a house party given by a man her father wants her to marry so she can get a title. Her attraction to Niall, the tutor, is palpable and over the time they are together in the same house, he falls hopelessly in love with her. But he is a lowly tutor with no hopes of enticing a woman of means such as Caro to reciprocate that lo... Read more

Review:The weird thing is that I agree with the substance of most other reviews of this book. Yeah, there's not much action. I wanted action. I wanted more magic. It's not there. The book focuses on several messed up characters, and they're messed up in a way that's not outlandish and bold, the way Dumas' Three Musketeers are messed up. These characters are twisted in on themselves. Hobb can write action well, but maybe her head isn't in that, the way it once was.

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Review:I have really appreciated reading all the previous books in the series (except for the stand alone soldier’s son trilogy which I haven’t read) and especially the ones with our beloved Fitz. This book however would get a 2/5 if it were not for how it fits so well into the rest of the world of the elderlings.
1, the book could well have been comprised to fit together into a slightly longer first book in the series and 2, gooosh I got so tired of all the interwoven homoerotic storylines! Come on... 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: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:Unborn series these2. Books in series I have read so far have been moving constantly and you never no what is going to h a open from one sentence to the next , I like the series so far it's very different than most stories of good beings n yell n bad beings .until book three comes out there's not a whole lot more to say as I feel like I just got out on hold in middle of book .by I will get book3.good stories teller keeps u interested most importantly. It's hard to say how much I like it until th... Read more

Review:*Received NetGalley copy in return for honest review, all opinions are my own and I was not compensated for this review*

I freaking LOVED this book!!!! So freaking good, the mix of angel lore and Greek mythology is amazing! The writing was amazing, the characters were perfect, the pace was great, the detail amazing and Oh My Gods this book is just SO amazing! From the very first paragraph I was hooked and it was one hell of a ride, I had a great time reading this and the characters are ... Read more

Review:This was such an awesome addition to the series, the first book was so great i was a little skeptical about this one but wow... kjell and sashas love story was filled with adventure angst and heartbreaking momets... i loved it Read more

Review:This book kept me interested and wanting more. It did seem a little like ACOMF but that's just fine with me because I loved those books as well. I wish there would have been a little more details about the characters. I will definitely keep reading this series! Read more