If you want to read a book with all the trigger warnings then you know Kinsley Kincaid is your girl. The list for Haunted by the Devil includes extreme torture, gore, and violence; dismemberment; castration; flamethrower; creepy face painting; sex over dying person; explosions; and best of all, veggie peeler. Now I’m not going to ruin anything for you but will say that you do […]
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After thoroughly enjoying reading Circus Creeps I was curious to discover some of the other books Aiden Pierce had written. Now that we’re decidedly heading into the autumn, Burn For Jack seemed an appropriate choice. Ada Moore doesn’t fit in Hallow Hill, where her peers refer to her as “Little Moore Whore” thanks to her heritage. She’s saving up and biding her time until she
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“Billy Blackwell is a beautiful liar.” That was all it took to draw me in because Blackwells don’t tell lies; if you’ve read any of The Blackwell Brothers series you’ll know this. But Billy is one of the other Blackwells and even after reading Haunt, I’m not entirely sure what to make of them. Billy and Penelope met years ago as children in an orphanage.
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I thought that having binged my way through Cinere and Sparks, I was ready for Embers. I really was not. After a brief interlude visiting Mom in the last book, this one takes us back to the timeline followed in Inferno and Cinere. Now Darby’s all grown up (if you can call a woman who’s around 20 years old grown up) and has kids of
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If you’ve already read this far in Yolanda Olson’s Inferno series, you’ll know that Luke Greene and his family are a little unconventional. If you’ve not taken the plunge yet, Sparks is a quick (okay, that’s an understatement) read that will show you how Luke ended up the way he is. It’s a bit of a shock that Mama Greene was a nun before she
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You know how sometimes you read a novella so quickly that it’s a real shock when the ending arrives? Well, Cinere is one of those books. I reached the end of the final chapter and all I could think was “where’s the rest of the story?” Thankfully I’ve got the following two books in the Inferno series lined up and ready to go. Cinere takes
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Yes, I’m late to the party with this one, my only excuse being that I wasn’t reading dark (or reading at all) back when it was released. With a new book in the series releasing in the summer, I figured it was about time to get to it. If you asked me to describe Inferno to you, I’m honestly not sure where I’d start. It
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When you tell YD La Mar that you don’t think you have any triggers, she’s gonna throw you recommendations to test that theory. Chandler Morrison’s Dead Inside was one of many ideas she gave me and I can see why. If this book doesn’t hit a trigger for you, I’m not sure anything will. Dead Inside – My Review If you’ve not already figured it
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Normally, if a book has a prequel available, I prefer to read it prior to getting stuck in. Sins of the Family is an exception to this rule. After reading Sins of Our Fathers I had so many questions about Ginger and Sin’s pasts that I hoped would be answered in the prequel. The whole question here is: am I a monster or a victim
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A review of the book The Salvation of Kora by Yolanda Olson
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A review of the book Bloodlust by Alex Denver, part of the Underground Affliction series
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From the very beginning of the story, Olsen captivates the reader with the beauty in the darkness, letting Eliseo’s pain seep into your bones while witnessing Jakobe’s aura overpowering him.
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