Faeries

A Story is Born!

by Guest Blogger 10.03.2011

by Inara Scott, guest blogger and author of Radiant Desire Where do you get your ideas? This is a common question that authors are asked, and I think perhaps people imagine that ideas drop, fully formed, into author’s minds. In fact, for most of the authors I know, the hard part isn’t getting ideas: it’s [...]

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Review: The Iron Knight (Iron Fey, Book 4) by Julie Kagawa

by Keira 10.02.2011

Genre: YA Romance Spoilers ahead… do watch out! Summary: Ash made a promise to find a way to be with Meghan in her Iron Court so that they could be together. He’s decided that the only way to do this is to become a mortal and to accomplish this he must gain a soul. Puck, [...]

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Review: Summer’s Crossing (Iron Fey, Book 3.5) by Julie Kagawa

by Keira 06.24.2011

Summary: Summer’s Crossing is the first book in the Iron Fey series to not feature Meghan Chase as the narrator. It is told from Puck’s perspective. The story is a short novella to whet appetites between The Iron Queen and the release of The Iron Knight. Ash must find Grimalkin in order to start his [...]

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Review: Forever Vampire by Michele Hauf

by Sharon S. 05.03.2011

by Sharon S., guest reviewer I had no idea how much I would enjoy this story! Hauf’s voice is a breath of fresh air for me. I would describe this book as an enchanting dark fairy tale (with real faeries <G>). The author has built an Urban Fantasy world that is unique and vivid [...]

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Review: Barely Bewitched by Kimberly Frost

by Susan S. 12.26.2010

By Susan S., Guest Reviewer Barely Bewitched is a fun, “light,” and entertaining read. I’ve read it twice! This is Kimberly’s second book belonging to her Southern Witch Series. It stands alone, but if you’re interested in how Mercutio became the heroine’s cat, I recommend starting with Would-Be Witch. I suggest it simply because Mercutio [...]