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Greed (Seven Princes of Sin #4)

S.N. Hunt

10.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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Left homeless and penniless after her husband's death, Isabel faces more bad luck. Her apartment...

Dark Contemporary Fantasy Erotica Romance TRIGGER WARNINGS: Profanity

The Unbreakables: A Novel

Lisa Barr

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A delicious, sharp novel about a woman who jets off to France after her perfect marriage collapses,...

Fiction Contemporary

graveyardgremlin (7194 KP) rated Iron Kissed (Mercy Thompson, #3) in Books

Feb 15, 2019

Iron Kissed (Mercy Thompson, #3)

Patricia Briggs | 2008 | Fiction & Poetry, Paranormal, Science Fiction/Fantasy

8.6

(16 Ratings)

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Iron Kissed was just as good as the previous books in the Mercy Thompson series, if not better. Since I've been reading a lot of urban fantasy-type books lately, I have to admit to a bit of confusion at the beginning in remembering this world and the characters. Luckily most of it came back and I was able clear everything up. I was worried going into Iron Kissed, with the love triangle and was so happy when Mercy finally chose someone, as opposed to dilly-dallying for the next few books. I don't mind the romance angle, but I can get sick of everyone falling in love/lust/or whatever with the main character (even if Mercy kicks-major-youknowwhat!) in this genre of book(s). If only I could be so lucky. LoL Only in fiction. Anyways, the ending did disturb me and turn my stomach, which is a credit to the author, but it really added an element of realism to the book and especially to Mercy's character. I hope to see Mercy stronger than ever in the next book. Can't wait for it!

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Merissa (13792 KP) rated Heart Bandit (Gargoyle Night Guardians #1) in Books

Jan 27, 2020

HEART BANDIT is the first book in the Gargoyle Night Guardians series, and we start off with Beaumont, who has been a Gargoyle for over 800 years. We find a new world of evil fae, the Critch, dubious souls, and an unwillingness to give in. Sadie does what she has to, to survive and plan for her longterm goal of getting her GED. If this includes pickpocketing, then so be it. However, all things change when she takes Beaumont's spark stone.

Rosalie Redd has created a world of interest, with strong alpha males and feisty females to keep them on their toes. There is no "insta-bond" between our two main characters, just good, old-fashioned lust and interest. There are plenty more characters I can't wait to hear about, not limited to Drake, the leader of the Chicago Gargoyles who you don't actually see much of.

The world-building is wonderful, the characters come alive, and the pacing is smooth. All in all, this has been a great read and I can't wait to continue with the series. After all, I'm really hoping for Drake!