The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods Book 2) by Luciana Cavallaro – Review by Anantha Rusum

The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods, #2)The Labyrinthine Journey by Luciana Cavallaro
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second of The Servant of the Gods series, where the protagonist Evan, who is time travelled back in time has a mission to retrieve the second relic which is instrumental in wiping away the Greek Gods. It is about Evan’s journey to retrieve the relic with few of his companions and the high priestess. They encounter lot of dangers on their way and finally in the Labyrinth they have to face the fiercest of the beasts, the Minotaur.
I had not the read the first book, but nevertheless, the second book gripped me right from the first page. I love Greek mythology and I enjoyed reading each and every page of this book. Many familiar characters and names pop up in different parts of the book, the Greek Gods (major and minor), the Greek heroes (Jason, Herakles), mythical creatures like Harpies, minotaur, priestesses and queens and also the Titans.
It is very gripping novel and you can never even slip a page lest you miss a finer detail. It also moves back and forth in time, back to ancient Greece and forward to the 21st Century where Evan actually belongs. It is full of twists and turns. I enjoyed reading this book thoroughly. I am planning to read all the sequels. A great read !

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Another Yesterday (Seashells and Second Chances Collection Book 2) by Angela Christina Archer – Review by Jana Teppih

Another Yesterday (Seashells and Second Chances Collection Book 2)Another Yesterday by Angela Christina Archer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another Yesterday is the second book in Angela Christina Archer’s Seashells and Second Chances Collection. I have not read the first but as I fell in love with the way the writer tells her stories; I will go back and read the first one. In addition, I love the second chances stories that take place in small town New England so it really ticked some boxes for me!
Another Yesterday tells us two stories; one that got its beginning in 1966 and the other one that comes to a stop in 1996. In 1966 Maggie arrives in a small town of Shadow Brook with her little baby girl Rachael. She does not know if she is staying or simply passing through and she ends up finding a home, a sanctuary in a form or a beautiful old inn. In 1996 Maggie’s no longer little girl Rachel has returned to Shadow Brook as well, after her own bout with heartache. Her mother is gone and finally, the secrets collide and it is time to face the past, more distant and a closer one and we are swept away on a journey filled with so much emotion ad family and sacrifice and second chances and new beginnings … Be prepared to swing from 1966 to 1996 and back and have a box of tissues nearby!

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Golden Void (Black Blade Book 3) by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

Golden VoidGolden Void by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Golden Void (Black Blade Book 3) by Alexander Charalambides

4-Stars

Golden Void (Black Blade Book 3) by Alexander Charalambides was an adventurous read. I loved the characters and their personalities. They were unique and fun. I enjoyed how easily the story moved along. It kept my attention and overall had a magnificent plot. It’s an excellent addition to the series. I also loved the cover of this novel. It caught my attention and piqued my interest. Great read and I would recommend it.

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The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods Book 2) by Luciana Cavallaro – Review by TaKeisha McCroskey

The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods, #2)The Labyrinthine Journey by Luciana Cavallaro
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

“The Labyrinthine Journey” was an interesting read. The most notable feature of this book, to me, is that it is an intense, high-action book. It is often hard to find a “good stopping point” for the night, due to the constant action (which let’s face it… no one is complaining about that). In the beginning, I was little lost since I did not read the first book in this series prior to this one. However, I will say the author did a good job “filling-in the blanks” as the story progressed. Given this, once I got into the flow of the story, I easily saw how this can be a stand-alone book. I originally suspected this to be a Percy Jackson twist, but to my surprise, it had a very unique plot to the reason for collecting the god-saving relics which Evan (the main character) was seeking. I have never been great at history, but from what I remember, it seems the author is well-learned on topics involving Ancient Greece and Greek mythology. I would recommend this book to any historical fiction fan.

Reviewed by @tmccroskey

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The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods Book 2) by Luciana Cavallaro – Review by Sheri Schrader

The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods, #2)The Labyrinthine Journey by Luciana Cavallaro
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Labyrinthine Journey by Luciana Cavallaro is the second book in the Servant of the Gods series. This is a really interesting story with historical fiction, Gods and Goddesses, and a man from the 21st century on a quest to find a sacred object. Even, the son of Zeus, has to find this object before the beginning of Christianity. The characters are interesting and if you like history and mythology this will be a good read to you. I liked that the author took mythology and placed it in the context of the beginning of Christianity. Everything is well planned out and exciting to read. The story has a good flow and kept me from wanting to put it down. I look forward from reading more from this author in the future to see what interesting stories she brings to life.

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Curse of Seduction (Dark Princes of Purgatory Book 1) by CR Robertson – Review by Laura Furuta

Curse of SeductionCurse of Seduction by C.R. Robertson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Curse of Seduction (Dark Princes of Purgatory Book 1)
By CR Robertson
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading the book Curse of Seduction (Dark Princes of Purgatory Book 1) by CR Robertson. It is a story that pulled me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until the final page. This is a wonderful story that is full of magic, evil, and romance. Not only does it have a storyline that hooks you in it also has amazing and unforgettable characters. I loved reading about Ilana and Ezekiel. Ilana is a woman who believed that she was defective as a vampire. That is until she meets Ezekiel. She then finds her powers as a witch awakening. Ezekiel has been cursed. Something is taken from every woman that he feeds on. When he notices Ilana, he finds himself drawn to her. Can he save her from being changed by the curse he is under? What does the future hold for Ezekiel and Ilana? Read this book to find out. This a story that is romantic and there are many swoon-worthy scenes. I love books that are about the paranormal and this story is a good example of why. The author has woven a tale that you will get lost in with unforgettable characters. There are additional characters that Ezekiel and Ilana interact with who are helpful to them. Then there those who are evil and are determined that their schemes will succeed. Will they? This is a tale that includes many magical characters such as vampires and witches. I enjoyed the story that is woven about the princes of Purgatory, the curse, and the evil one that cast it. I grew to care about what happened to Ilana and Ezekiel with every chapter that I read. I wanted them to find happiness. Don’t miss out on a story that will have you reading far into the night to finish it. It is a book I highly recommend reading.

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Stepbrother (Step Dilemma Series Book 1) by Stacy McWilliams – Review by Susan Mowdy

Stepbrother: Step Dilemma Series Book 1Stepbrother: Step Dilemma Series Book 1 by Stacy McWilliams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’m always a fan of the taboo romances. I love the forbidden aspect and the internal battles that ensue. This is a new author to me and she did not disappoint. Bailey and Cooper had amazing chemistry from the start. There was no denying that the fire was there. We got to see many sides of Cooper, even though not all were good, you can’t deny wanting all good things happen to him. The issues they faced were very real in a situation that they shared. I enjoyed this book immensely and cannot wait for more.

Review by @listersda
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The Matchmaker and The Marine: A Second Chance Small-Town Romance by Lucinda Race – Review by Chantelle Smith

The Matchmaker and The Marine: A Second Chance Small-Town RomanceThe Matchmaker and The Marine: A Second Chance Small-Town Romance by Lucinda Race
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book by this author and after reading this read, I can’t wait to read more from her and see how her other reads are, and if it’s going to be anything like this one then it’s going to be just as brilliant. This is a brilliant second chance romance read that has had me captivated from the very beginning. I thoroughly enjoyed this read from the get-go. I absolutely loved all the characters in this read and really enjoyed following their journey and story. It was an emotional rollercoaster of a read that took me along with the characters in which I kept turning the pages to find out more! I loved how their connection and chemistry grew, it was real and raw and just what I think both of them really need and I’m glad I went along on their journey. I can’t wait for more from this author, but until then don’t miss this read!

Reviewed By @tillytillzz

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Stepbrother (Step Dilemma Series Book 1) by Stacy McWilliams – Review by Lianne Probert

StepbrotherStepbrother by Stacy McWilliams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Stepbrother is the first book in the Step Dilemma series by Stacy McWilliams, and my first time reading anything by this author.
The story starts with Bailey meeting her mother’s new boyfriend, she finds it difficult meeting new people, and even more awkward when it’s her soon to be stepdad. Soon enough Bailey finds herself in a new home, new neighbourhood and new school. What she didn’t expect is for her new stepbrothers to want to make her life hell, super sexy Cooper in particular seems to hate her. Bailey soon finds out that there’s a fine line between love and hate, and things aren’t as they seem on the surface in her new home.

It took me a little while to warm up to Bailey, and even longer to take to Cooper, but I did in the end. The story is action packed and emotional. It takes you on a rollercoaster ride through anger, sadness and hope…with several pit stops on the way. I’m looking forward to the next book in the series.

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Dares & Dice (Spicetopia #5) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Kerry Baker

Dares & Dice (Spicetopia Book 5)Dares & Dice by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dares & Dice by Phoebe Alexander is the fifth book in the amazing Spicetopia series. This book is as amazing as the previous books have been and I could not put it down. As with the others it can be read as a standalone but trust me when I say you really don’t want to because they are all worth the time.
I think this book has to be my new favourite of the series – although I am sure I think that each time I read a new one. I was instantly sucked into the pages of this book and especially into the story of Ty and Mckenna. I loved these two characters immediately and knew that I was in for a ride straight away.
The book has all the characteristics that I have come to love from this author. It is well written, exciting, full of strong characters with a great story line. There hasn’t been a single one of Phoebe’s books that I haven’t enjoyed. This series is well worth your time and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

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The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods Book 2) by Luciana Cavallaro – Review by Naomi McDonald

The Labyrinthine Journey (Servant of the Gods, #2)The Labyrinthine Journey by Luciana Cavallaro
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Labyrinthine Journey is book two in the Servant of the Gods series. It could stand on its own as the author does a good job of giving you tie-ins to book one. Although, this story is so good, who wouldn’t want to read the first book???

As a person who loves mythology, this book captured and held my interest. I felt like I was right there in the story with the characters. The world building is fantastic and the descriptions in the book bring everything to life. The Labyrinthine Journey is a colorful adventure that you will not want to put down!

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A Book Signing To Die For: Beach Reads by Judy Moore – Review by Erin Wolf

A Book Signing To Die ForA Book Signing To Die For by Judy Moore
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give A Book Signing To Die For by Judy Moore, 5 stars.

I really enjoy cozy mysteries and this book intrigued me, so I thought I would try it. Besides, what’s not to like about books, coffee, pets, and a beach setting? It led up to my expectations and then some. The characters were great — Beck is a great main character and the secondary characters compliment the book so well. My favorite is Beck’s grandmother. Just wait until you meet her!

Of course, it wouldn’t be a cozy mystery without a murder and the main character trying to solve it, now would it? In great Agatha Christie fashion, we have a whole slew of choices for the killer. The author does not make it obvious either. And the motive? I never saw it coming!

If you enjoy cozy mysteries with fun, great characters, in a usually peaceful setting, I highly recommend this book. I really hope there will be more books revolving around Beach Reads.

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The Matchmaker and The Marine: A Second Chance Small-Town Romance by Lucinda Race – Review by Lisa Helmick

The Matchmaker and The MarineThe Matchmaker and The Marine by Lucinda Race
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This isn’t what I expected. It sounds great in the synopsis. It is very wordy and a slow romance. Melinda is a matchmaker. We learn all about her services and her friends. Adam is a former marine. He hires Melinda to find him a match. He goes out on dates then decides he likes Melinda as more than a friend. They become great friends and we get a front row seat to this slow sweet romance.

The story is nice and slow. I just felt it took a long time to get from point A to point B. The characters are finely developed. This just isn’t my cup of tea. A faster pace and less filler would have worked better for me.

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Heart of Malice (Alice Worth Book 1) by Lisa Edmonds – Review by Erica Fish

Heart of Malice (Alice Worth, #1)Heart of Malice by Lisa Edmonds
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Lisa Edmonds is a new author to me. Her writing style kept me at the edge of my seat throughout the entire book. Her plot line is engaging with every page I wanted more and more. Her characters are complex and complicated. I can imagine the story with her imagery. Alice is the main character. She was a prisoner to a crime syndicate, who escaped through faking her death. Now she is a PI for the supernatural. She has stumbled on a case that will test her abilities. Alice will have to find her client and the object before it is too late. I recommend this story and I can’t wait until the next book.

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Winter’s Wolf (The Cursed Series Book 1) by Lou Grimes – Review by Netania Lim

Winter's Wolf (The Cursed, #1)Winter’s Wolf by Lou Grimes
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a paranormal fantasy about a teenager called Louvette who keeps moving schools and doesn’t know who her father is until a lawyer executes her grandfather’s will and secrets come out. There’s definitely a bit of every genre in this story, and the plot overall is interesting and suspenseful although it has moments of predictability. The writing itself didn’t exactly pull me in but the characters and their relationships with each other were interesting.

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Blind Magic: The Sanctuary Chronicles by India Kells – Review by Netania Lim

Blind Magic (The Sanctuary Chronicles #2)Blind Magic by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a paranormal romance, and although I often find this genre lets me down, I’ve read other books by India Kells and this one held up. As the second book in the series, it can be read as a standalone, as I did, having not read the first book. This story is about a witch and a werewolf, with magic, time travel, and mythology thrown in as well, which makes it unique. The plot was strong and I loved the character development of Sera as she finds out about her own past as well as questions her own destiny. The wider cast of characters were complex and dynamic too. Also loved the bookworm’s heaven of a library! Great read with plenty of detail and action.

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A Book Signing To Die For: Beach Reads by Judy Moore – Review by Kerry Carr

A Book Signing To Die ForA Book Signing To Die For by Judy Moore
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an amazing crime story which I loved. I was totally captivated by it from the start and thought I knew who the murderer was but boy was I wrong. The twists and turns are so good it keeps you guessing.

Beck and her gran run a book shop/cafe. After holding a book signing for a popular author, a lady who attended turns up dead. Was it a robbery or was it just plain murder.

When the police seem like they are on the wrong track Beck decides to take it upon herself to do some search of her own.

What she discovers about the lady who died and her connections keeps the suspect list growing and you never know who it is.

Will the police send the wrong man to jail or will Becks hard detective work solve who the true killer was before they strike again.

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The Matchmaker and The Marine: A Second Chance Small-Town Romance by Lucinda Race – Review by Angela Hayes

The Matchmaker and The Marine: A Second Chance Small-Town RomanceThe Matchmaker and The Marine: A Second Chance Small-Town Romance by Lucinda Race
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

The Matchmaker and the Marine is the first story that I have read by Lucinda Race. This is a contemporary second chance, small-town romance- all about taking a chance on love and finding love unexpectedly.
Melinda Phillips is a very successful matchmaker. She knows what it is like to find a ‘forever love’, and even though her soul mate has passed away, she still wants everyone to experience that kind of true love. Adam Bell retired from the Marines after his last tour left him scarred, both physically and emotionally. His confidence has taken a battering and even though he longs for someone special in his life, he isn’t sure he wants to take the risk of being hurt. But meeting Mel changes things, so he signs up for matchmaking, and they soon form a friendship. Will they both open up and take a chance on love, or will the pain of their pasts deny them the chance of finding happiness? If you love romance, and you want to know how the story ends, you should take a chance on this sweet story and find the answers for yourself.
Sweet, spicy, and emotive!

Thank you, Lucinda Race!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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A Book Signing To Die For: Beach Reads by Judy Moore – Review by Betsy Melano

A Book Signing To Die ForA Book Signing To Die For by Judy Moore
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Book Signing To Die For is the first book I have read by author Judy Moore. What a fun setting for a book – Beck O’Rourke and her Grandma Alice co-own Beach Reads bookstore. Wouldn’t that be fun? Grandma Alice is a no nonsense, say it as it is character, Lizzie the younger sister is a lifeguard who wants nothing to do with the bookstore, and Beck is the main character who can be shy but as she gets older she is growing out of her shyness and is finding her true calling.

The story gets your attention from the beginning. The Beach Reads bookstore sounds like a wonderful shop to visit. The premise of this book is that the bookstore has a book signign and a meet & greet with authors from time to time. On this fateful night, one of the book signing attendees is found dead near the shop. The mystery gets Beck to realize her passion of crime solving.

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Dares & Dice (Spicetopia #5) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

Dares & Dice (Spicetopia Book 5)Dares & Dice by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dares & Dice (Spicetopia #5) by Phoebe Alexander

5-Stars

Dares & Dice (Spicetopia #5) by Phoebe Alexander was steam, romantic, and exciting. I loved Ty and Makenna! It was so much fun watching them get outside of their comfort zone during the scavenger hunt! Both came from different backgrounds and meshed well. I also enjoyed the bit of foreshadowing regarding their love lives. I absolutely loved this book and enjoyed the ending. It can be read as a standalone in this series but readers will love the other books too. This book is my new favorite of this series and I highly recommend it.

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Deleted by Ruth Mitchell – Review by Jonell Collins

DeletedDeleted by Ruth Mitchell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have to say this was a very scary story. George Orwell type of scary. Deleted by Ruth Mitchell is quite an alarming story because the possibilities are so frightening. If you are as old as I am and you have seen the amazing things that have occurred in the last fifty years….then you will feel just as alarmed as I felt. Ms. Mitchell paints a world where no one is without an eyepiece that is in constant contact with the wearer, much like so many of us are with our cell phones. Much like Siri programs. As we follow Lucy and Marco and the events that unfold in their lives this excellent story gives you much to think about. I heard a slogan years ago…if you can think it, you can do it. Lets hope not.

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Summer’s Stolen (Seasons of Magic Book 2) by Sarah Biglow – Review by Jenni Bishop

Summer's Stolen (A Seasons of Magic urban Fantasy Novel)Summer’s Stolen by Sarah Biglow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Summer’s Stolen: (An Urban Fantasy Novel) (Seasons of Magic Book 2) by Sarah Biglow is a great fantasy paranormal story that is easy to become part of the story. It will have you on the end of your seat and your heart racing as they once again race against time to find missing children. Make sure you read the first book before you read this one, which is just as good as this one. This story pretty much takes off where the last one left off and where our favourite Detective, the Saviour, is once again caught up good versus evil and magic is everywhere. With magic and mystery what could be better to keep you engaged and turning pages. I very much look forward to the next one.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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A Book Signing To Die For: Beach Reads by Judy Moore – Review by Jenni Bishop

A Book Signing To Die ForA Book Signing To Die For by Judy Moore
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A Book Signing To Die For by Judy Moore is not her normal mystery story it is a fast paced cozy murder mystery. Judy has written the story that throws you of course, just when you think you are getting to the “whodunnit”. There are twists and turns, thrills and spills, danger and lies, and definitely keeps you guessing. The characters are likable and realistic and the world in which Judy paints is so vivid you can clearly see it. I loved Lizzy’s grandma, she is such a hoot, sassy and independent woman who knows her own mind. It is a great read to get lost in and I can’t wait to see what Judy brings us next.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Grace’s Ghosts by Stephenie Wilson Peterson – Review by Jenni Bishop

Grace's GhostsGrace’s Ghosts by Stephenie Wilson Peterson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Grace’s Ghosts by Stephenie Wilson Peterson is a fast paced paranormal story for older kids about 10 – 12ish but having said that I enjoyed it. Stephenie has given us an original story where there are magic, ghosts, secrets and curses and a best friend who is a cat. It is fun, witty and spooky and thoroughly enjoyable, as we take a twisty journey along with Grace as she works with her ghostly cohorts to get to the root of the problem in town.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Dares & Dice (Spicetopia #5) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Jessica Leombruno

Dares & Dice (Spicetopia Book 5)Dares & Dice by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dares & Dice is book 5 in the Spicetopia series by Phoebe Alexander and let me say this might be my favorite. I think I say that about every book in this series. We all think Vegas is the place to have your bachelor/bachelorette party’s at, but if Spicetopia was a real place it would have Vegas beat.

Makenna and Ty had me laughing-out-loud and loving the bantering between them But nothing was better than the naughty scavenger hunt, I mean who wouldn’t want to do that.

If you love a little wild and crazy mixed with some serious sexiness then you need to read this book/series.

Reviewed by @jbruno26
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Girl Trap (A Madeline Dawkins Mystery Book 3) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Katie Kearney

Girl Trap (Madeline Dawkins #3)Girl Trap by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Girl Trap (The Madeline Dawkins Series Book 3) by Cynthia Hamilton. Once again this series captured my full attention and I just couldn’t put it down. This author knows how to keep me guessing and on my toes. This one is just as interesting and intriguing as the others. The fast pace had my head busy but it’s not so fast it’s rushed it’s a good fast. The characters are complex and well written, by now I’m feeling a great connection with them. I do recommend reading this series in order and I promise it’ll be a great way to spend some time in book world. Five stars all the way and highly recommended!

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Winter’s Wolf (The Cursed Series Book 1) by Lou Grimes – Review by Katie Kearney

Winter's Wolf (The Cursed, #1)Winter’s Wolf by Lou Grimes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Winter’s Wolf (The Cursed Book 1) by Lou Grimes. This story wears many faces from it’s paranormal, mystery, adventure and action I was never left feeling the need for more. This is an amazing debut and it’s definitely gonna have me keeping my eye one more from this author. The characters are complex and relatable, easy to connect with. This storyline had me completely hooked from page one to the very end. I think any person could really enjoy this story. I sometimes feel it’s hard for me to get into a book of this type but I absolutely had no trouble sinking right in. It’s well written and paced nicely never feeling rushed or lacking anything. Four stars and highly recommended. Excited to see where this author takes readers next.

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Dares & Dice (Spicetopia #5) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Angelina Frazzini

Dares & Dice (Spicetopia Book 5)Dares & Dice by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dares and Dice by Phoebe Alexander is book five of the Spicetopia Series. This series can be read in any order but let’s be real the whole series is good so you might as well read them in order!

Makenna is out to enjoy her bachelorette party. I mean she took her bridesmaids to the Bahamas after all! If her maid of honor has anything to say about it, they will definitely be enjoying themselves at Spicetopia. What they don’t expect is that a bachelor party will also be happening. Ty is thrilled to be away from his family celebrating his bachelor party with his friends. If he won’t enjoy the wedding or even the marriage, might as well enjoy the party. Neither Ty nor Makenna expected the best man and maid of honor to conspire but they have and they are daring Ty and Makenna – all bets are off! Who knows maybe this party is just what they need!

This was such a fun book to read as are many of the other books by this author. She always pulls you into the story so it feels like you are there enjoying the events just as much as the characters are. I highly recommend!

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Blind Magic: The Sanctuary Chronicles by India Kells – Review by Katie Kearney

Blind Magic (The Sanctuary Chronicles #2)Blind Magic by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blind Magic: The Sanctuary Chronicles by India Kells. This author knows how to hook me from beginning to end. These characters are some of my top favorites this year and I’ll be thinking about not only them but this storyline for a while. I love a book I can sink into and forget the outside world for a while. This book gave me just that and it was nice to get lost within its pages for a while. I sometimes forget how much I love paranormal romance until an author reminds me of all those amazing reasons and this author does remind me often. The characters are complex and relatable, and the storyline will have you awake well into the night is you start too late. It’s well written and paced nicely never feeling rushed or lacking anything. Five stars all the way and highly recommended!

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Summer’s Stolen (Seasons of Magic Book 2) by Sarah Biglow – Review by Erin Wolf

Summer's Stolen (A Seasons of Magic urban Fantasy Novel)Summer’s Stolen by Sarah Biglow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give Summer’s Stolen: (An Urban Fantasy Novel) (Seasons of Magic Book 2) by Sarah Biglow, 5 stars.
*This review may contain spoilers from book 1.*

This is a great continuation of the story. We see Ezri growing, learning to accept the help of others and to embrace the magical community she disowned long ago. The development of her character is done so well. We also get to learn more about both new characters and ones we met in book one. As time goes one, so do they, but in many different ways.

The story of the missing children is good too. Discovering that the children were of the magical community gives it a good twist, and like any good whodunit, why are left wondering the who, what, where and why. These answers were not too obvious to me, which I really liked. The book is well written and make a good story all that much more enjoyable.

If you are a fan of Urban Fantasy like I am, I highly recommend this book and series to you.

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