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Lost Girl Viewers: What Do You Think?

Posted under Guest Blogs by Carol on Friday 12 April 2013 at 11:24 am

Discussion about the fabulous Lost Girl always appears in the Screen Bites column, but today I wanted to post a link to this fun article and let you chime in with your opinions.
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A Sliver of Shadow by Allison Pang

Posted under Reviews by Jackie on Friday 24 February 2012 at 1:00 pm
*****

Moira is in Faerie, dealing with court and the increasingly insane Queen, leaving Abby in charge of the shop and Midnight Marketplace. Brystion is sticking to the shadows in the garden surrounding Abby’s house in the Dreaming. Talivar is giving some seriously un-bodyguard like signals. And Benjamin, Moira’s newborn, is sporting some interesting appendages.
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Sleepy Hollow Dreams by Taryn Kincaid

Posted under Reviews by Elisabeth B. on Saturday 19 November 2011 at 11:50 pm
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Katy has spent several years trying to find her niche in the town of Sleepy Hollow where she grew up. Plagued by memories of childhood teasing for her interest in myths and legends, Katy sets out to prove to herself and the town that she can be normal—only it seems her humble cottage home is working against her dreams. Strange creaking noises and unexplainable fires have driven her only two real boyfriends away from her. (more…)


Love Lust by Amber Scott

Posted under Reviews by Lacy on Sunday 13 November 2011 at 4:01 am
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Olivia Starr was turned into a succubus against her will and has been trying to find a way to become human again ever since. Along with her friend Paula, who saved her life and protected her from their cruelly-controlling maker, she is searching for a cure. Their curse requires them to feed on the sexual desire, hunger, and emotion of their sexual partners. Unfortunately, it also can make sexual partners addicted to them.
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Sin Undone by Larissa Ione

Posted under Reviews by Virginia on Saturday 3 September 2011 at 12:43 am
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Sin has tried to resist the call of family ever since she found out about them. Being the first female Seminus demon in history does not make things easy. She is used to being on her own. The only thing she has ever wanted is her freedom, and if she lets her emotions go, she will never be able to be free. However, when things go awry on a hit she is given and she creates a deadly virus, she will have to work with the devastating dhampir, Conall, to find a cure. However, she did not plan on falling for Conall, and due to his dhampir heritage, Conall will do everything in his power to resist her.
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Succubus Revealed by Richelle Mead

Posted under Reviews by Virginia on Monday 22 August 2011 at 11:00 pm
*****

Georgina is finally with the love of her life. While things are not perfect for her (quitting her job at the bookstore, and the illness of Seth’s sister), they still are pretty good. When the transfer notice comes, it is the last thing she would have expected But, something about her transfer almost seems too good to be true, except for the fact that Seth may not be able to go with her. The warning bells go off to some of her closest friends and they start to investigate. Has Georgina embarrassed her boss once too often with her slacker succubus style? Or will they discover that there is a secret that Hell is trying to keep?
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Falling Under by Gwen Hayes

Posted under Reviews by Lori on Saturday 23 April 2011 at 8:15 pm
*****

Theia hates that her father is overprotective and feels trapped by his rules—she isn’t even allowed to pick out her own clothes. Constantly told that her mother’s free spirit is what led to her death, Theia longs to just be allowed to let loose and be herself. Growing up without a mother is tough enough, but living with a father who keeps himself at a distance emotionally and controls her every move is excruciating. Things start to change the night that Theia sees the burning man fall from the sky. Her interaction with this mysterious creature sets a chain of events into motion that will threaten everyone that she loves.
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Death’s Excellent Vacation edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L. P. Kelner

Posted under Reviews by Hockeyvamp on Tuesday 29 March 2011 at 3:54 am
*****

Death's Excellent VacationThis anthology of all-new tales of the paranormal had one binding thread…they were all about finding a little rest and relaxation, taking a vacation and getting away from everyday life. As true with a lot of vacations, all does not run smoothly along the way. Reservations are misplaced, luggage lost, cockroaches in the bathtub…but not too many vacations have the endings that this cast of stellar authors have cooked up for their characters. Sit by the pool, crack a cold one, and put on some sunscreen. This book will give you an even better appreciation for staying home and forgoing that vacay for a while.
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A Brush of Darkness by Allison Pang

Posted under Reviews by Jackie on Wednesday 26 January 2011 at 2:23 am
*****

Having an enchanted iPod and a randy unicorn who likes to hump her underwear is the least of Abby Sinclair’s worries. It seems Moira, the Fae Protectorate Abby is Contracted to, is missing. Brystion, the sexy Asshole in Black himself, claims his sister and several other succubi are missing, as well, and he needs Abby’s help to find them. The disappearances seem to be related, but between thwarting the attentions of an incubus on a mission, battling her dream demons, and convincing a sword-wielding angel to back off, Abby’s a bit too preoccupied to put together all the pieces of the puzzle — that is, until she becomes one of those wonderfully mismatched pieces herself.
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