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Reading was not a priority for me at the end of 2014. I wrote a number of short reviews elsewhere but I don't find them helpful from oth...

I'm transphobic. I'm absolutely fine with genderqueer and non binary, but then my biases kick in. As a strong believer in the exa...

While this didn't seem to fit in at LITM  I decided it was worth dusting off IMGB to discuss.  I don't have a well thought out point...

October fell victim to the Halestrom . One Hit Wonder by Elyssa Patrick For Love and Liberty by Alyssa Cole, Kate McMurray, Lena Hart a...

Wow- is October really wrapping up? It's been hard to find reading time lately, as evidenced by the list below... Lie By Midnight by A...

Oh hey, Summer - where'd YOU go? As promised - a link up of my LITM reviews and my now vaguely insincere pledge to get more read and r...

It's been a reasonably chaotic summer, but I had a few reviews up at Love In the Margins. July Recap: Romance: The Hidden Blade ...

In America it's the 4th of July, which means a fair amount of our readership is out baking in the sun and knocking back bad beer. It ...

I'm reviewing primarily for Love In The Margins. While I still want to review books and media that don't fit the profile of that sit...

(NOTE: Between writing this review and posting it the author has corrected the Amazon page to reflect that it is a reissued work. However...

A Girl From Flint  was fascinating in all the wrong ways but ultimately a completely satisfying read. I don't understand Urban Books....

Archeologists date  The Lost Girls of Johnson's Bayou  to 2012 in my TBR stack. I was going on about missing gothic romance and a fri...

Pity the poor novella that is meant to hook readers into a series. It's judged not only on it's own merits, but also on it's ...

Hot Under The Collar  was purchased in 2012 and then promptly placed in the TBR pile where it languished until recently. When Courtney Mi...

No. No. No. No. No. No. Just No and more no. This is my second Aimee Carson book. Earlier this week I read (and loved)  The Wedding Dress...

Beautiful Darkness  is a French comic book. (Wait, come back.) I implore you to read it. I understand if graphic novels don't work fo...

The Wedding Dress Diaries  is a short prequel to  Aimee Carson 's  Wedding Season  series. It's been free at most e-book sites fo...

While I no longer buy anything but Tiny Titans I used to be an avid fan of the DC Comics line. I subscribed to 20 or 30 titles a month (s...

Johnny Craig is one of those artists we'd call mid list if he was an author. Prolific, talented, a cult favorite, but unable to adapt...

Anne Elizabeth Moore wrote a pretty excellent review of Julio's Day . You should probably click through and read it first. My experie...