A Taste of Ice is everything you could hope for in paranormal lit that doesn’t include werewolves. The romance, a little illogical, is intimate and charged. Xavier, a man of damaged goods, and Cat, a woman of water paintings, have a couple ghosts in the room…
Gentlemen Prefer Succubi emits a continual post-coital glow. From its opening scene in a Dumpster to its Hollywoodesque climax with a detour somewhere in between into the porn production scene, the ribaldry is in full effect. The world design, although basic succubi; fallen angel; and fanged (vampire) fare, stays interesting because of the light […]
Where Demons Fear to Tread will please anyone who with a short sampling intelligence, like me, hears a pseudo Italian/Jamaican accent say the word ‘angel’ when he reads ‘angel’ and a frustrated white-collar psychopath say ‘demon’ when he reads ‘demon’. It is too much fun seeing how pure the ‘angel’ must be as versus […]
Molly Harper consistently delivers fun, flirty stories and A Witch’s Handbook to Kisses and Curses is another prime example of that. Jane and the gang are once again tagging along for the ride which pretty much guarantees hilarity and Nola certainly contributes her fair share of high jinks as well. No author can lighten up […]