Reviewed by Linda Tonis Member of the Paranormal Romance Guild Review Team This is Charlotte's (Charlie) story and if you read Rebecca then you know all about her. Charlotte is Rebecca's sister who at the age of seventeen was thrown out of her house by her drunk father and in order to find work she..
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REVIEW: THE SOLSTICE BRIDE – JACQUELINE CHURCH SIMONDS
Reviewed by Melissa Brus Member of the Paranormal Romance Guild Review Team This is a continuation of the story begun in the Midsummer Wife, and yet is also its own adventure! As if Arthurian legends and their descendants in modern day weren’t enough, we are now seeing time travel and more family drama and intrigue. ..
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Review: A Hundred Breaths – Jean M. Grant
Reviewed by: Linda Tonis Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team Gwyn is a healer like her mother, her sister Venora is a seer and her brother Kendrick, the youngest sibling is almost blind and has the gift of feeling. He has the ability to feel a person's essence and tell if they are good..
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REVIEW: WE SHALL NOT SLEEP – M. R. GRAHAM
Reviewed by Linda Tonis Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team Anyone who loves paranormal knows the name Van Helsing and Vlad Dracula. There have been movies, television shows, and books, and now we have a new take on the descendants of Van Helsing, Harkers, and Dracula. The book begins in 1914 then goes to..
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Review: Deosil – Jordan L. Hawk
Reviewed by Gloria Lakritz Sr. Reviewer and Review Chair for the Paranormal Romance Guild It’s been 6 years since I read Widdershins, Wybornne and Griffin book one. At its inception was quite different than those M/M Romances that were being released and it caught on with quite a following. An imaginary town, in Victorian America,..
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Review: Where Oblivion Lives – T. Frohock
Reviewed by Melissa Brus Member of the Paranormal Romance Guild review team This is the fourth book about the Nefilim by Frohock. The first three are novellas but are not necessary to thoroughly enjoy this book. This story takes the reader into Europe between World War I and World War II. I love that amongst..
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Review: Dead Camp 5 – Sean Kerr
Reviewed by Melissa Brus Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team In the blurb at the beginning of this final book in the series, Sean Kerr says that “it is in how those stories end that we remember them.” Using that as a guide, then this story will be remembered as a devastating, overwhelming, horrible,..
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Review: Dead Camp 3 – Sean Kerr
Reviewed by Melissa Brus Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team For those of us who have been reading and waiting for answers, this book delivers in a HUGE way. In this third book of the series, Kerr takes on history, religion, vampires, and he turns them all on their heads. Gideon is finally able..
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Review: Aces Up – C.J. Baty
Reviewed by: Linda Tonis Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team When the head of the Pinkerton Agency in St. Louis decides that it is time Stiles' lover Michael got his feet wet and took an assignment he would be perfect for Stiles was less than happy, he almost lost Michael on their last assignment..
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Review: Dead Camp 1 – Sean Kerr
Reviewed by Melissa Brus Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team This is certainly not an easy book to review. Part of the issue is that it took quite a while to become invested in the main character of the vampire, Eli. He is arrogant and aggravating. It also starts out with a pretty graphic..
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