Man, October is going by fast. Like I mentioned earlier this month, I’m participating in the Scaredy Cat Bingo reading challenge, and if I want to get a bingo by the 31st, I need to get moving. Here’s my current board: I’ve got two new additions since last week. The first is Biggs, Myer, and the Vampire by E.M. Lacey, which fits nicely on the … Continue reading Demons, Vampires, and Lawyers: A Scaredy Cat Bingo Update
Want to try some new urban fantasy novels? Here are some recently released ebooks that are currently priced at 99¢ or free. Stock up your ereader and dive in! A few things to keep in mind: Not all of these deals are permanent, so make sure to double-check the price before downloading to make sure the sale hasn’t expired. I haven’t read all of these … Continue reading New Free and 99¢ Urban Fantasy Ebooks
Looking for some love and magic this week? Here are some paranormal romance ebooks that are currently free to download. Stock up your ereader and dive in! A few things to keep in mind: Not all of these deals are permanent, so make sure to double-check the price before downloading to make sure the sale hasn’t expired. I haven’t read all of these books personally … Continue reading Free Paranormal Romance Ebooks
Letters to the Exorcist is a short story series set in The Shadow Journals universe. It features emails to Bea Romo Reyes, freelance exorcist and paranormal consultant, who was introduced in The Memory of Ghosts. To: romoexorcist@protonmail.com, November 16, 2016 From: [REDACTED] Dear Ms. Romo, Do you know anything about Ouija boards? I used one with some friends when I threw a Halloween party, and … Continue reading Letters to the Exorcist: Ouija Board Woes
First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its prestige, we judged it by its opening lines? Pick a book off your shelf (it could be your current read or on your TBR) and open to the first page Copy the first few lines, but don’t give anything … Continue reading First Lines Friday: 7/23/21
In my post about Blade, I said it was ahead of its time: a Marvel movie before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was a thing. I could say the same thing about Ghost Rider, which came out the year before Iron Man and also featured a lesser-known comic book character. I could say the same thing, but I won’t, because Ghost Rider isn’t that good of … Continue reading Throwback Thursday: Ghost Rider
Are you going on a road-trip and need something to listen to? Want to bring some entertainment on the treadmill? Have you already spent eight hours looking at a screen today and need to stay occupied while giving your eyes a break? If you’re looking for a new podcast for any reason, then let me recommend The London Necropolis Railway. From their website: The London … Continue reading Binge This Podcast: The London Necropolis Railway
First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its prestige, we judged it by its opening lines? Pick a book off your shelf (it could be your current read or on your TBR) and open to the first page Copy the first few lines, but don’t give anything … Continue reading First Lines Friday: 7/2/21
The door to the bar burst open with a bang, and a woman rushed in. Pale and waifish with bags under her eyes, she scanned the room. When she spotted Troy, she ran over like a firefighter dashing for a hydrant. Troy jumped as she slammed her hands on top of the piano. “Do you know anything religious?” He blinked. There were a dozen churches … Continue reading Midnight at the Piano Bar
I love book review blogs. How did people decide what to read before they existed? Those must have been dark, dark days. Here are a few urban fantasy book reviews posted this month that piqued my interest, as I’m always on the lookout for new stuff to read. The Obsessive Bookseller reviewed Million Dollar Demon and commented how The Hollows is a long-running urban fantasy … Continue reading Urban Fantasy Book Review Roundup (June 2021)
