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Fun, fast, insta-love shifter romance between thick ladies and the lumbersexuals that want them. And who doesn't love the titles on this 4-book series?

Book 4 of this series and I'm having a hard time respecting or liking the female protagonist s in any of these books. They call the men names and it's supposed to be that they are "dominant" when it's just ride and childish. But the alpha males keep drawing me back.

Interesting take on the vampire love story with Alpha males and real modern women that aren't helpless victims.

Thought provoking historical fiction about Frank Lloyd Wright and Martha (Mamah) Cheney's decade long affair. The ending is truth stranger than fiction.

A fast read filled with grumpy wisdom. "If at first you don't succeed, good."

Four stories of intriguing secondary characters in the Archangel series. Fun to learn how Illium earned the nickname "Bluebell" and how Deacon became the Guild Leaders man. Good book if you are familiar with the series already.

February Book Club choice; a clandestine love affair between a married woman and a married Frank Lloyd Wright.

Ugh, this book is so full of names, places, people, and dates from the previous books that you need a roadmap to find your way through the plot. And seriously, this couple made the "ultimate joining of souls" through backdoor shenanigans? What rubbish.

Who, what, why? Tons of complicated backstory going on. Hope it gets to the point already before I lose interest.

Three couple's stories in this book, all interconnected and at the same time. Second couple was a tad unbelievable, a rape victim and miscarriage and yet she falls into bed with the guy in a week? Hmmm...

Great prologue and then the next 10% is explaining previous books, it's confusing and kind of boring. Get to the story.

Our heroine is immensely likable but I wish she would get a clue about "who-done-it" already. Very fun reading about Royal Oak, MI as the setting since its next door to where I live.

Steam punk

Ugh, I think the author sacrificed good sense of the characters in order to move the plot along. What happens in Vegas...

So already we've got sexual tension between and a naughty hero and his Sexy Librarian fantasies of the heroine. Good end of the day, drift off to sleep kind of fun read I hope.

Entertaining "what if" to challenge our perception of what we think we know. Just because paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get me.

This series started out so well and now it's just one catastrophe for our heroine after another, it's exhausting. I'm also very unsympathetic to the childish urge Aisling has to run away whenever she feels hurt. And would it kill Drake to be a little romantic? Just something?

A feisty, slightly clueless heroine that isn't snarky... impressed.

having a hard time liking the characters this time around.