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Hendra Avogato _vogato — I loved the setting of these books. Particularly the first one. I couldn't put the books down and stayed up way too late to finish. Hence the 5 stars.

Victorio Assumpção _ictorio_ssumpcao — Rate The Read: Great, full of action, sex and intrigue. Plot in 3 sentences or less: Limos is the 3rd Horseman of the Apocalypse as well is the future bride of satan. When Arik, a soldier with the U.S. Army’s paranormal unit, the R-XR, kisses her all hell breaks loose, literally. Now not only does Limos have to contend with a brother who has turned evil, the impending Apocalypse and the complex world of angels and demon but she has to deal with her growing feelings for Arik as wel…l What’s right with it: Larissa Ione is, in my opinion, one of the best paranormal romance writer around. Her books are the perfect blend of strong, sassy characters, humor, action and hot sex. This is the second book in the Lords of Deliverance series and it does not disappoint. Ione’s world building is truly awesome and the secondary story of Than and Regan is just as good as the primary plot line. What’s wrong with it: Nothing that I can think of. But at a push I would say that more conservative readers may find the book a little explicit. Favourite moment/quote: “You,” he purred , “are a HILF.” “A what?” “Horseman I’d like to fuck.” Who I recommend it to: All fans of good paranormal romance. Would I follow the Author/Series: Try and stop me! If you like this you might like: Kresley Coles Immortals After Dark Series or J.R Wards Black Dagger Brotherhood Series.

Abdalmekit Benbabaali abdalmekit — This is about an American girl in the 50s who is traveling in Paris. She's an aspiring actress. But it's sarcastic and smart enough that you don't feel like you are reading total chic-lit. The plot follows some of her love affairs, and I was definitely shocked, because this book is a little bit more racy than I would have thought. It was originally published in the late 1950s, so I guess I just expected it be more conservative. However, the way it reads is a little antiquated, I guess it's more 50s slang. There was definitely a "jiving" in there! It took a little getting used to. I also love how it's one of those plots that starts in the middle, then backtracks and fills you in. But, the climax was WAY at the end of the book. All of the sudden it started moving so fast and was over. It was an interesting read, but not a fav.