Gothic Books

I love this series-but this book struck a chord with me. I loved Zsadists' story, and I loved how Bella was able to overcome his defenses. It is a heart wrentching, love story. It's got fighting, romance, sex, everything good that can be put...
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Maybe I should have started with the first book of the series. The author does not write these to stand alone. The author did try to make it clear what was going on, but it seemed for her to do that the book ended up bogged down with backstory not...
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Wanted: a lethal Warrior who can dismantle an enemy quicker than you can say 'Oh. My. God.'

Zsadist, like all Warriors of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, is not only intimidating in his imposing size, but a true walking holy terror. If...
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I bought my first copy second hand. While I was reading it, about one fourth of book came loose. Even though it was annoying to hold the book together, I could not stop reading. When it was reprinted recently, I went and bought a new copy and...
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The plot is ok for a cheesy story, but the writer repeats the same words over and over and over and over again until a 100 pages story takes almost 400 pages to finish.

Reading it felt like you are spending too much energy for too...
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Fabulous story. I love this series. Gabriel is a wonderful character, and his twin is just as fabulous. I look foreward to many more books in the series. I really hope Ms. Feehan fleshes out her Carpathian world a bit more. I'd love to read...
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This trilogy is probably the best I ever read. It has everything you could want, fantasy, love, war and a lot more. It ends just perfect. You are missing out if you don't read this series!
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Hello,
Im bucking the trend here...but I hated this book! Don't get me wrong NR is an excelent wordsmith, however Blair and Larkin's story was so...BLAH!
I can't think of anything good to write- oh yes it made me anticipate Moira and...
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Having been a Nora Roberts fan for awhile and love to read anything "Irish", I'm reading my way thru this trilogy. Dance is okay but not as good as the first in the trilogy, Morrigan's Cross. Maybe because the first one had more character...
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The Demon You Know (The Others, Book 3)
As a research grunt at a local television station, Abby Baker tends to blend into the background, which is where she's most comfortable. But when she ends up being the last resort to cover a hot story,...
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I read the first two books in this series and really liked them. The female protagonists in the first two books were equal to the main male characters, are female role models, and stood up for themselves. I could understand their point of view....
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I had bought and read the first 2 books in this series, and so a few months ago I bought this one and the 4th at the same time. I just now finally got around to reading the 3rd one, and I started thinking I was reading a different series by...
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Courtesy of CK2S Kwips and Kritiques

Lisa Singleton recently lost her beloved grandmother and inherited her home in San Francisco. Little did Lisa know the apartment came with a special roommate... a 50 foot golden dragon named Caleb....
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Have read the first 1/2 of the book, found it boring. Will finish it sometime. Don't hold too much hope for it.
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"Dragon Heat" had a good premise. The largest problem I had w/ this book was the writing style. The author's extreme avoidance of contractions of words such as "couldn't," "don't," "didn't," and etc was a little hard to read. Overall the writing...
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My 11yr old daughter couldn't put this down, and is looking forward to the
next one. Few writers capture Mermaids well, but this one does.
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I've read MaryJanice Davidson's Undead and Un____ Series of books. I like them. Not the best written, or the deepest characters around, but there is a charm to those books. Unfortunately, this book by the same author held none of the fun...
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Fredrika the Merwoman is not exactly a likable character. She has the attitude of one scorned. But she cares about the fish in the ocean. She is offended by any sexual contact anyone else has and she herself needs to have some, although she would...
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Loved it. Quick, fun read. Interesting story. The two main characters are great. The secondary characters play meaningful roles and are well-developed. I have nothing negative to say about the series.
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I really liked book one in the series. Book two was average and number three was just silly. I can tell how much I enjoy a book by how fast I read it. If I lay the book down repeatedly then I know my interest is lost. It took me a month to read...
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Love Katie MacAlilster books. Who woulda' thunk to put a dragon in a mans form?! This whole series is fun, funny, adventurous and packs some sizzle.
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Well, what can I say. The first book was great, the second, just okay. I couldn't even get into this book. I read maybe the first 3 chapters and couldn't finish the rest.
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After waiting patiently for the release of "Light My Fire", I'm not certain what my feelings are about this novel. While I enjoyed most of it, I was ultimately disappointed with its conclusion.

1. Drake requests Aisling's presence...
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