Not Her Gargoyle (Not This Series Book 5)
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Ruby is done with jerks, dead-end jobs, and eviction notices. Everyone else she knows is finding...
paranormal romance shifter adult romantic comedy humor
Spells of Breath and Blade (Tarot Academy #2)
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I spent my whole life believing magick was a curse - and that I didn't have enough of it to worry...
Unraveled by Darkness (Between Ruin and Salvation #2) by V.J. Silvey
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Rejected by her mate. Plagued with darkness. Driven by revenge. In the second book of the...
Adult Over 18 Paranormal Romance
Daughter of the Sea
Elisabeth J. Hobbes and Elisabeth Hobbes
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On a windswept British coastline, the tide deposits an unexpected gift... It was the cry that she...
Historical Fantasy Shifters Romance
Merissa (13989 KP) rated The Castle of Thorns in Books
Nov 1, 2021
This is a sometimes dark story with plenty of death before Knorren realises the error of his ways. Gisela also has a couple of sisters that really should be in Cinderella rather than this story! Jana is sweet with her, but she still coddles Gisela, making her think she is weaker than she is.
Some of the supporting characters didn't do anything for me and actually left me wondering what their purpose was. It is fast-paced, especially near the end when it wraps up with a hop, skip, and a jump.
This was an enjoyable read that I have no hesitation in recommending.
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Merissa
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The Shadow Cabinet
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The follow-up to the sensational #1 Sunday Times bestseller Her Majesty’s Royal Coven All is not...
Witches
Kiss of Darkness (Curse of the Guardians #1) by Taylor Aston White
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He despises her… almost as much as his beast craves her. Kyra’s seen and survived the worst...
Adult Paranormal Romance
Jousting and Justice (Destiny Falls Mystery & Magic #5)
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An invitation to a medieval festival. A ferry ride to a mysterious island. A scheming, inept witch....
Paranormal Mystery
Merissa (13989 KP) rated Earth Witch (Witches of Westwood Academy #4) in Books
Jun 21, 2023
As with all the other books, this is a quick read and focuses on both the overall story arc and Jade herself. Arlo is on hand to help her with her self-esteem issues although his constant use of 'Sweet Jade' felt over the top to me. Jade liked it though, which I guess is all that counts.
There was a part in here that didn't make much sense to me OR Jade, and that was why her ex turned up at the Academy to bully her. Maybe I missed something, or maybe it will become clear in later books. One thing that did become clear are the six types of witches and, what do you know, we've got the whole bingo card!
Really looking forward to the next instalment and definitely recommended by me.
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Merissa
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Jun 21, 2023
Merissa (13989 KP) rated Amethyst Flame (Butterfly Witch #2) in Books
Mar 7, 2022 (Updated Jul 3, 2023)
If I had to say what this book is about - in a nutshell - I would say trust. Or lack of it. Whatever. Basically, this whole book is a mindf*ck of who Mo can trust and rely on. There are secrets within secrets with all of them, but it is Mo on the frontline.
This book expands on what started in the first part, including a revelation about Mo's moths, and will absolutely leave you wanting more. My Kindle nearly hit the wall with the ending and I can't wait for the next book!!!
An Urban Fantasy where the heroine doesn't have all sorted within five minutes. Highly recommended by me.
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Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
Mar 4, 2022


