Category Archives: paranormal

#TBR Challenge – Pride: Silver Moon by Catherine Lundoff

Silver Moon by Catherine Lundoff has been lingering on my TBR since it came out, but you really can’t go wrong with menopausal lesbian werewolves. Becca lives in an isolated mountain town and, after her divorce, has made a life … Continue reading

Posted in glbtqia+, paranormal, reading, sf/f, werewolves | Tagged | Leave a comment

My March Reading Log

Fiction: The Frame-Up by Gwenda Bond is a paranormal heist novel set in contemporary Kentucky. Danielle Poissant is the daughter of a renowned art thief whom she helped send to prison, which led to her being shut out of the … Continue reading

Posted in alternate universe, austen, fanfiction, nonfiction, paranormal, romance novels | Tagged | Comments Off on My March Reading Log

My April Reading Log

Fiction: The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen by KJ Charles is a male/male historical romance set in Regency England in Romney Marsh in Kent, an area known for its culture of smuggling. Gareth Inglis, raised by his distant uncle and … Continue reading

Posted in historical fiction, lgbtqia+, mystery, paranormal, romance novels | Tagged | Comments Off on My April Reading Log

My May and June Reading Log

Fiction: Torches: Acquaintance Old and New (Clorinda Cathcart’s Circle Book 8) by L. A. Hall went down like a series of bonbons; as usual, the “Circle” installments are intended for those who’ve already read the main Comfortable Courtesan series. Unjust … Continue reading

Posted in nonfiction, paranormal, reading, sf/f, ya | Tagged | Comments Off on My May and June Reading Log

Return of the Reading Log: March and April, 2020

Fiction: The Rat-Catcher’s Daughter by K.J. Charles is a short romance between an ace trans music hall singer and an ace man who works as a fence for the notorious Lilywhite Boys. Both are in danger from an upstart criminal, … Continue reading

Posted in fanfiction, mystery, nonfiction, paranormal, reading, romance novels, sf/f, ya | Tagged | Comments Off on Return of the Reading Log: March and April, 2020

My December Reading Log

Fiction: Mile High Murder (A Hannah Ives Mystery) by Marcia Talley was a contemporary mystery centered around two women who take a fact-finding trip to Colorado to look at the marijuana industry, in preparation for creating legislation for Maryland. I … Continue reading

Posted in fanfiction, m/m, mystery, nonfiction, paranormal, reading, sf/f | Tagged | Comments Off on My December Reading Log

My November Reading Log

Fiction: Lies Sleeping by Ben Aaronovitch had some resolutions happen in the series! I shall not spoil which ones. The plot raised some new questions in Peter Grant’s quest to understand how magic works, because it’s always much more complicated … Continue reading

Posted in fanfiction, mystery, nonfiction, paranormal, reading, romance novels, suspense/thriller | Tagged | Comments Off on My November Reading Log

My July Reading Log

Fiction: Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse is post-apocalyptic dark fantasy/horror set in Dinetah, a Navajo nation that survives ecological disaster but has problems with monsters and supernatural creatures of the sort that want to kill and eat humans. The … Continue reading

Posted in fanfiction, paranormal, sf/f | Tagged | Comments Off on My July Reading Log

My August Reading Log

Nonfiction: Colonialism and the Emergence of Science Fiction by John Rieder is highly recommended if if you’re at all interested in the subject. This book helped me make/clarify a plethora of mental connections between colonialism and Social Darwinism and racism … Continue reading

Posted in nonfiction, paranormal, reading, romance novels, sf/f | Tagged | Comments Off on My August Reading Log

My February/March Reading Log

I’m finally caught up!!! Fiction: Mind Magic (Lupi Book 12) by Eileen Wilks introduces a new character, a teenager named Demi who has Asperger’s. She was involved in an illegal government project to boost the power of Gifted kids until … Continue reading

Posted in fanfiction, paranormal, romance novels, sf/f | Tagged | Comments Off on My February/March Reading Log