Review – The Eighth Sister (Charles Jenkins #1)

The Eighth Sister (Charles Jenkins #1)
By: Robert Dugoni
Website: https://www.robertdugonibooks.com/
Release Date: April 9th, 2019
Publisher: Thomas & Mercer
Series: Charles Jenkins
Rating:


I admit, I’m always hesitant when it comes espionage stories. They can be so hit or miss but as I’ve read and enjoyed Dugoni’s other series, Tracy Crosswhite, I gave this one a go. And I was not disappointed.

Review – A Plain-Dealing Villain (Daniel Faust #4)

A Plain-Dealing Villain (Daniel Faust #4)
By: Craig Schaefer
Website: http://craig-schaefer-v2.squarespace.com/
Release Date: January 20th, 2015
Publisher: Demimonde Books
Series: Daniel Faust Series
Rating:


  I know I’m terrible about posting reviews but as I get caught up in series books I always struggle about giving a proper review while avoiding spoilers. However, there is nothing terrible about book four in the Daniel Faust series and now, even months after reading them, I’m still obsessed. To the point that I went back through my copy to find favorite quotes and ended up re-reading the entire book anyway. 

Review – The Living End (Daniel Faust #3)

The Living End (Daniel Faust #3)
By: Craig Schaefer
Website: http://craig-schaefer-v2.squarespace.com/
Release Date: August 27th, 2014
Publisher: Demimonde Books
Series: Daniel Faust Series
Rating:


  I know I’m terrible about posting reviews but as I get caught up in series books I always struggle about giving a proper review while avoiding spoilers. However, there is nothing terrible about book three in the Daniel Faust series and now, even months after reading them, I’m still obsessed. 

Review – The Long Way Down (Daniel Faust #1)

The Long Way Down (Daniel Faust #1)
By: Craig Schaefer
Website: http://craig-schaefer-v2.squarespace.com/
Release Date: July 12th, 2014
Publisher: Demimonde Books
Series: Daniel Faust Series
Rating:


I feel like I should open this review like what you see at an AA meeting. “Hi, my name is Brittney and I am addicted to Craig Schaefer novels.”

 So, now that I’ve got that out of the way and finished all the Harmony Black books that are currently available I decided to go back to where it all began, the Daniel Faust series. And boy oh boy was I in for a treat.

Review – Cold Spectrum (Harmony Black #4)

Cold Spectrum (Harmony Black #4)
By: Craig Schaefer
Website: http://craig-schaefer-v2.squarespace.com/
Release Date: October 31st, 2017
Publisher: 47 North
Series: Harmony Black Series
Rating:


 If you’ve gone this far into the series you know the trouble this following statement means: Diehl and Nadine are teaming up to take out Vigilant Lock. To make matters worse? Panic Cell, another team of Vigilant Lock, is coming for Harmony and her team. as well.

 What does this mean? Pure, damn chaos.

Review – Glass Predator (Harmony Black #3)

Glass Predator (Harmony Black #3)
By: Craig Schaefer
Website: http://craig-schaefer-v2.squarespace.com/
Release Date: March 28th 2017
Publisher: 47 North
Series: Harmony Black Series
Rating:


 As with any series, the farther into it we go the harder it is to review without spoilers so read at your own risk.  I’m trying to avoid them I really am but it’s hard to do that when you want to talk about how great the book is. 

Review – Red Knight Falling (Harmony Black #2)

Red Knight Falling (Harmony Black #2)
By: Craig Schaefer
Website: http://craig-schaefer-v2.squarespace.com/
Release Date: April 26th 2016
Publisher: 47 North
Series: Harmony Black Series
Rating:


Back into the world of Harmony Black we go and I am so ready for it. Just like Harmony and her team are ready to take on the next threat to their world I am ready to read about it.

Review – Harmony Black (Harmony Black #1)

Harmony Black
By: Craig Schaefer
Website: http://craig-schaefer-v2.squarespace.com/
Release Date: January 5th, 2016
Publisher: Amazon Publishing
Series: Harmony Black Series
Rating:


 Am I the only one who likes having books read to me? Am I the only one who misses story time on the carpet in school where all of us as kid would gather and sit, cross-legged to look at our teacher, holding a book and reading aloud to us for those precious thirty-minutes or so? 

Review: The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls

The Asylym for Wayward Victorian Girls
By: Emilie Autumn
Website: https://www.emilieautumn.com/books/
Release Date: 2009
Publisher: The Asylum Emporium
Rating:


An intriguing cover. An interesting premise. What really made me pick this book? The sale it was included in, for a cheap purchase on my Kindle. Between the sale and the slightly intriguing premise about two women, both trapped in mental asylums centuries apart, I was curious how their stories would connect and intertwine. We’ve all found great stories on the discount cart so why not on the virtual discount cart, right?

Throwback Thursday: Cursor’s Fury (Codex Alera #3)

Cursor's Fury (Codex Alera #3)
By: Jim Butcher
Website: http://www.jim-butcher.com/
Release Date: December 5th, 20016
Publisher: Ace Books
Series: Codex Alera
Rating:


Back to the world of Alera we go! For anyone following along, book three continues to impress. We see character development, new characters and an increase in the danger for the characters.