pickThis was a fantastic wrap up to the series, although it came a lot sooner than I thought it would! Cin learns so much, and grows a great deal as a character, and most of the minor characters are strongly drawn and as vibrant as she is. Ofc there‘s a HEA, but getting there is a TRIP, and there‘s enough action and derring do to satisfy just about anyone. And of course, there‘s Havoc…😏 A quick read, but a good one.
I am only 100 pages in but Bryce‘s father is this close to catching these hands. The sheer amount of nonsense she and Ruhn put up with from him… if I were them, he‘d already be ashes scattered into the sewers. 🤬
pickPerfect between EPIC reads! Great narration, It gives the MC a certain gravitas.
Charlie‘s a witch & inherited a bar frequented by shifters, vampires & humans! All‘s good as long as there‘s no trouble.
1 day this quirky small town wakes to find an evil vampire infestation. Townsfolk are disappearing & attacking neighbors. A new restaurant pops up across from Charlie‘s bar & the handsome vampire owner wants to be her white knight.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2
pickThis book was better than the first through the plot but the build up and rollercoaster effect never really happened. That is why I give it a 4 ⭐. Personally, at times Bryce was acting like the main character from TOG and I didn't like that, did not fit into her persona and story. However, I am liking the plot twist at the very end, it makes me look forward to the third book.
pickInteresting urban fantasy, will probably read more at some point.
#readyourkindle @CBee
pickThis is a banger of a sequel — everything I wanted with a lot of extra goodies, too! Cin continues to be the heroine I can get behind, kicking ass and not even bothering to take names, and Bebe is still the best sidekick of ever. Possibly playing it a little fast and loose with the Norse pantheon, but it‘s a cracking good story, and ends in another unreal cliffhanger. Now to wait (im)patiently for October!
pickThe second InCryptid book was just as fun as the first. McGuire populates her urban fantasy with memorable, entertaining characters—take Istas who walks around asking “if there will be carnage,” for example—and sets them in a world where dragons, talking mice (who happen to really like cake), & other such creatures hide & thrive amongst humans…until the Covenant of St. George shows up to purge them. Humorous with a good dash of danger & mayhem.
#MotivationalMonday @Cupcake12
1) write reviews for ARCs and maybe wash the car
2) part of my balcony, the communal garden and my dirty car (pollen+Sahara sand = camouflage)
3) western Germany, it's cloudy with white fluffy clouds and some rain clouds. Wish it would rain, see 1+2 😉
4) one of the many 🙄😁
