Reviewed by Ulysses Dietz Member of The Paranormal Romance Guild Review Team I’ve read all of the Virasana Empire books from the whimsical, smart imaginations of Osiris and Beryll Brackhaus. There are three distinct storylines presented in this half-dozen volumes, although the world they all share is so neatly presented and fleshed out over the..
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REVIEW: THE PV-3 MUTAGEN – BERYLL BRACKHAUS & OSIRIS BRACKHAUS
Reviewed by Ulysses Dietz Member of The Paranormal Romance Guild Review Team How to even begin? Beryll and Osiris are at it again, expanding their vision of the Virasana Empire and its complicated, weird, interplanetary universe. This is the start of a new series, featuring a young scholar, part of a deeply secret clan of..
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REVIEW: The Pet and His Duke – Beryll and Osiris Brackhaus
Reviewed by Ulysses Dietz Member of The Paranormal Guild Review Team This fourth book in the Virasana Empire series from the inimitable Brackhauses is not part of the Sir Yaden series, but a stand-alone novel with all sorts of tangential connections that keep making the reader (at least this one) say “ah!” Aside from its..
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REVIEW: THE DEMON OF HAGERMARSH – BERYLL BRACKHAUS & OSIRIS BRACKHAUS
Reviewed by Ulysses Dietz Member of The Paranormal Guild Review Team “The Emperor cares for each and every one of his subjects.” With that bland, propaganda-like statement, Mr. and Mrs. Brackhaus introduce us to a world that seems to be a mashup of every kind of fantasy we’ve ever known. It is Game of Thrones..
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Review: The Windmines of Bora Bora – Beryll Brackhaus & Osiris Brackhaus
Reviewed by: Ulysses Dietz Member of The Paranormal Guild Review Team “And that was one of Ivan’s shortcomings. A conscience.” I should complain, because the only gay romance in this substantial sequel to “The Demon of Hagermarsh” is a little bit at the end that’s the same romance that burgeoned in the first book. We never..
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Review: The Blacksmith Prince – Beryll & Osiris Brackhaus
Reviewed by: Linda Tonis Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team Jehan is a fishmonger in a small area of France called Perigord where many fae reside. Jehan is living in the 17th century in a time when the fact that his attraction is towards men and not women would not be readily acceptable. Of..
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