Out of Africa
The Stolen Queen is a dual-time line story split between Egypt in 1936 and New York in 1978. In the earlier timeline, Charlotte Cross, a budding archeologist, falls in love with a fellow Egyptologist then faces an horrific tragedy that upends her life. She returns to...
I have read the short story prequel (“Witch City Rift”) and Rifted Hearts, the first installment of this fantasy/paranormal/LGBTQ romance, which helps clarify this book and introduces some of the characters, but On a Rift’s Edge is easily read as a standalone novel....
Give me a good thriller or mystery, and I can generally just rip right through it. Saltwater started off so slowly that I had to drag myself to finish it. The characters, for the most part, were entirely despicable, spoiled, and unrelatable. Helen, whose mother died...
Valorie (Val) Dawes, a rookie cop, has been on duty less than two years and has already fired her weapon multiple times—with two fatalities. As a rookie, she faces the usual harassment of any younger cop by older policemen as well as the rampant sexism in her...
In The Shadowy Horses, author Kearsley weaves together past and present in a dark gothic mystery. Archaeologist Verity Grey is in Scotland for a job interview and ends up staying, though her boss—Peter Quinnell, an infamous archaeologist—is eccentric, if not crazy,...
I have to admit that I was sucked into this by the title alone: I Got Abducted by Aliens and Now I'm Trapped in a Rom-Com. I don’t read much erotica because much of it contains what I’ve heard termed “IKEA sex” where one “inserts tab A into slot B” without much...
I had so much fun doing a big, beautiful, artsy bookish giveaway haul last month, I've decided to do it again! This time, I'm upping the ante by including a $10 Amazon gift card in one of the prize combos. It's only on for eight days, so enter while you can... Good...
The Stolen Queen is a dual-time line story split between Egypt in 1936 and New York in 1978. In the earlier timeline, Charlotte Cross, a budding archeologist, falls in love with a fellow Egyptologist then faces an horrific tragedy that upends her life. She returns to...
I have read the short story prequel (“Witch City Rift”) and Rifted Hearts, the first installment of this fantasy/paranormal/LGBTQ romance, which helps clarify this book and introduces some of the characters, but On a Rift’s Edge is easily read as a standalone novel....
Give me a good thriller or mystery, and I can generally just rip right through it. Saltwater started off so slowly that I had to drag myself to finish it. The characters, for the most part, were entirely despicable, spoiled, and unrelatable. Helen, whose mother died...
Valorie (Val) Dawes, a rookie cop, has been on duty less than two years and has already fired her weapon multiple times—with two fatalities. As a rookie, she faces the usual harassment of any younger cop by older policemen as well as the rampant sexism in her...
In The Shadowy Horses, author Kearsley weaves together past and present in a dark gothic mystery. Archaeologist Verity Grey is in Scotland for a job interview and ends up staying, though her boss—Peter Quinnell, an infamous archaeologist—is eccentric, if not crazy,...
I have to admit that I was sucked into this by the title alone: I Got Abducted by Aliens and Now I'm Trapped in a Rom-Com. I don’t read much erotica because much of it contains what I’ve heard termed “IKEA sex” where one “inserts tab A into slot B” without much...
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