Tag: Kingdoms of Earth & Air series

Listen Up! #Audiobook Review: ..

Posted April 30, 2020 by Jen in Listen Up!, Rating B, Romance, Sci-Fi or Fantasy Fiction

Audiobook review: Cursed by Keri Arthur Cursed is the second book in Keri Arthur’s Kingdoms of Earth & Air fantasy series; however, the other than taking place in the same world has the first book, it is a standalone story with no real ties to Unlit. We are introduced to Nyx, the princess and rightful heir […]

Listen Up! #Audiobook Review: ..

Posted September 2, 2019 by Jen in Listen Up!, Rating B, Romance, Sci-Fi or Fantasy Fiction

Audiobook review: Unlit Author: Keri Arthur Narrator: Justine Eyre Audio Speed: 1.25x Series: Kingdoms of Earth & Air #1 Genre: Sci-Fi Romance Unlit is the first book in Keri Arthur’s new Kingdoms of Earth & Air fantasy series. We are introduced to Neve, a stained, unlit solder on the Nightwatch. The Winterborne society is split between those […]

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Knocked Up

by Stacey Lynn

Easy-to-read, low-conflict romance. Review to come. My Rating: B

tagged: contemporary and romance

Tempting the Laird

by Julia London

tagged: historical-romance and highland-grooms-series

Iron and Magic

by Ilona Andrews

Broken after being cast out by his mentor / foster-father / master, Hugh D’Ambray barely lives. However, when his loyal men, the Iron Dogs, come to him with stories of how they are being hunted down and picked off, Hugh finds a spark of ...

tagged: iron-covenant-series, kate-daniels-series, and urban-fantasy

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