Josh Reviews: Dead on Delivery by Eileen Rendahl
Dead on Delivery hews close to its protagonist’s humanity. Melissa is just barely gifted in the supernatural department…
Author: Joshua Burns
#StompvsRomp: The Were Perspective by Josh
The Were Perspective This being one of the more werewolf centered sites on the web, I feel, if any site is to have the wherewithal to interrogate a werewolf’s perspective on romping v. stomping, it should be this one. What is it that we know about werewolves? 1) Much like cats, they can be territorial, […]
Josh Reviews: God Save the Queen by Kate Locke
God Save the Queen contests Soulless for the coveted Victorian era steampunk drama featuring werewolves and vampires. I know I shouldn’t be mentioning this elephant in the room, this precursory shadow right off the bat but seeing as how it was my first reaction to the synopsis and, if any of you out there […]
Josh Reviews: Kitty Raises Hell by Carrie Vaughn
Kitty Raises Hell gives one the idea from both the cover and the genre that it belongs to, Urban Fantasy, that speculation and debates about the existence of the paranormal will take a backseat to snarling in-your-face wolves and similarly attitudinal chicks. The reality, however, generously gifts one instead with a central protagonist, Kitty, a […]