ARC Haul (How did this happen?!)

On May 9, 2019May 8, 2019 By fictionnochaserIn Fantasy, Paranormal/Urban, Uncategorized, Young Adult17 Comments

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I have never done an arc haul, mainly because I have NEVER had this many at one time. I’m only slightly panicking…. except I’m full on panicking. From Excitement!

I think I have just been extremely lucky lately to get so many amazing books and all of these are digital versions FYI. I am terrible at remembering to request physical versions. So here is what I will be reading for the next few months!

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Wolfsong | Book Review

On March 25, 2019March 24, 2019 By fictionnochaserIn Paranormal/Urban2 Comments

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By: TJ Klune

Green Creek #1 | 400 Pages | Pub. 2016

Wolfsong at a Glance

Overall Rating: ★★★★
Hero: I JUST WANT TO HUG HIM!!
Hero: DO BETTER JOE!
Steaminess: *fans self just thinking about it
Brutality: I can’t even talk about it

Pairs Well With

The Lone Wolf

2 dashes cardamom
2 oz bourbon
1 oz lemon juice
.25 oz Italian Liquor
.5 oz gum syrup

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Mini Review Monday | Demons at Deadnight

On February 4, 2019February 3, 2019 By fictionnochaserIn Paranormal/Urban, Young AdultLeave a comment

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By: A&E Kirk

Divinicus Nex #1 | 404 Pages | Pub. 2012

It’s Monday, which means i’m barely functioning and no one wants to read a lot on Monday mornings. So i’m bringing you a quick and friendly mini review!

Rating: ★★★

Recommended for: Anyone who needs a quick and easy palette cleanser read

“Wish I could say it was a deviously clever move, but the truth is I’ve got grace management issues.”

Review

Oh, I relate to Aurora and her stumbling clumsiness so well. She is a special snowflake in a new school and attracts a group of hot mysterious boys. This was a fairly typical teenage paranormal story, nothing outstanding or amazing. Girl moves to town, girl finds out she is special, girl has various funny and/or cute interactions with bad boy.

I did love the banter, but Aurora needs to learn her limits. She was funny and smart, but a little too over-the-top thinking that she could be the one to save everyone and running off on her own. Demons are chasing her for about 90% of the book and the other 10% is teenage angst. This is a perfect read if you want something light-hearted and fun with lots of monsters.

Have you read Demons at Deadnight? Let us know what you thought in the comments!

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