Tina Moss is a writer of urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and romantic suspense. She lives in NYC with a supportive husband and alpha corgi, though both males hog the bed and refuse to share the covers. When not writing, she enjoys reading, watching cheesy horror flicks, traveling, and karate. As a 5'1" Shotokan black belt, she firmly believes that fierce things come in small packages.
Excellent historical romance from start to finish. Didn't want this one to end. Cannot wait to pick up the third book.
I never knew silver-haired elves could be so sexy. Loved it! The heroine is charming. Her "dance magic" is unique and cleverly worked into the story. I didn't care for the ending, but it did fit into the overall plot. I'll be picking up the sequels.
More of the mystery from the first book is revealed! This series keeps on giving.
Couldn't put this book down. I adore the author's fast paced style. The dialogue flies off the page and the descriptions are quick, not bogged down. She leaves you with just enough clues to want to turn the next page. The mixing of genres - paranormal, historical, romance and mystery - with a side helping of time travel thrown in works!
I've never read a book in this genre, so I wasn't sure how I'd feel about the erotica M/M scenes. But, the description of the story hooked me in. I'm so glad it did. The characters are wonderful, the plot is intriguing and the romance is heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time. I read it from beginning to end in two sittings. I just couldn't put it away. You won't regret reading this one and if this book is any indication of the genre as a whole, then wow!
I commented earlier that first chapter started too slow, but it's the only time the reader gets a chance to breathe. Divergent chews you up and spits you out. If your heart's not racing by the end, them see a doctor cause you might be dead. Hunger Games move over, Divergent is the new kid in town, and Veronica Roth is not slowing down. Five stars!
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I enjoyed the story, but the second half went on far too long. If he would have told her his true feelings or vice versa, it could have ended with a hundred less pages. Overall, however, it was a fun read.
LOVED IT! Furies are here with a vengeance. Riss is a kick ass heroine ready to keep the peace between the world of arcanes and mundanes. But, she's no one dimensional cardboard cutout, she's got serious emotional depth and the scars to prove it. While her attitude might initially turn off some readers, her layers - like an onion - will keep readers engaged. I'm looking forward to future books in this series and can't wait to pick up book two, GREEN EYED ENVY. In fact, I think a trip to the bookstore is in order. See ya!
If I added up all the books I've read by word count alone, I would find that not a shred of space remained in my brain. Not one single corner would be empty. So, it is no wonder that I've found myself more than once combing over a book, only to get half way through and realize, I've read the story before. I can't remember all of them.
If I added up all the books I've read by word count alone, I would find that not a shred of space remained in my brain. Not one single corner would be empty. So, it is no wonder that I've found myself more than once combing over a book, only to get half way through and realize, I've read the story before. I can't remember all of them.
If I added up all the books I've read by word count alone, I would find that not a shred of space remained in my brain. Not one single corner would be empty. So, it is no wonder that I've found myself more than once combing over a book, only to get half way through and realize, I've read the story before. I can't remember all of them.
Jesse James Dawson is a tall, skinny (or as he likes to say, wiry) guy with a killer job. A modern samurai, he wields his katana against the soul sucking, lawyer-esque demons of Hell. Practicing the katas, following bushido, playing with his five year old daughter and being eternally grateful for his magically inclined wife are all part of his day-to-day routine. His quirky, spirited voice, written by the brilliant K. A. Stewart, moves the story along at the perfect action loving pace. Really with a hero like Jesse there is nothing NOT to love. Just don't call him JJ, you're not his 96 year old grandmother.