Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This is book number 4 in Julie Kagawa’s “Iron Fey Series”. This story is written in the first person. I’m not usually a fan of a book written this way but I found I enjoyed this one. The book is written for a Teen audience but adults will like it as well. Julie also names [...]
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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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by Sharon S., guest reviewer A Tale of Two Goblins is book #2 in the Dulcie O’Neil series. H.P. Mallory has struck Urban Fantasy/Paranormal Romance Gold! She has combined mystery, romance, supernatural creatures, thrown in a heaping spoonful of humor and *3 big hunks of burning alpha male <G>. Put this all in a book [...]
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*This post does not deal with the medical condition; it deals with the literary condition. The Little Mermaid Syndrome is the desire to be part of another’s world. A fictional character under the influence of LMS would go any length to become like the one they desire. This coveting is usually driven by love. In [...]
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