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King's Cage is book 3 in the Red Queen series, we last saw Mare when she gave up her freedom to save Cal, Newbloods and Scarlet Guard. This book starts as Glass Sword ended with Maven chaining up Mare in front of a Sliver crowd to show the world the Lighting Girl has been caught. To me this book had a different feel to it, that this book is the build up to something tremendous that… Continue reading King’s Cage (Red Queen #3) by Victoria Aveyard
I was lucky enough to be given this book in exchange for a fair and honest review, thank you Jay Strange Books Secretary for contacting me. I would of missed reading this book other wise. Strungballs is the third book from Mike Russell and his first Novella, with only 66 pages it a nice quick read if you have a couple of hours free. The book follows Sydney as he has his first skin removed… Continue reading Strungballs By Mike Russell
Now on to book 4 of Alpha & Omega series Dead Heat, I wish I had taken my time with this series as now I have to wait till March 2018 for Burn Bright. But at least I have something else to look forward to next year. Dead Heat takes places just over three years since the first book Cry Wolf, this time Anna and Charles are off to see an old friend and buy Anna… Continue reading Dead Heat (Alpha & Omega #4) By Patricia Briggs
Fair Game is book 3 in the Alpha and Omega series and Patricia Briggs is still keeping me griped with the lives of Anna and Charles. Fair Game is set a couple of years after Hunting Ground, Werewolves have revealed themselves to the human public. Charles is having to deal with an increase of work load as having to be stricter with Werewolves to keep public opinion on their side. This is having an effect… Continue reading Fair Game (Alpha & Omega #3) By Patricia Briggs
Book 2 in the Alpha and Omega series, Anna and Charles are settling into married life. When they are sent to Seattle to speak to the European Werewolves about Brans decision to go public. Anna and Charles have to be careful  who they can and can't trust. I prefered Hunting Ground to Cry Wolf as the plot was really interesting and you could see the growth of Anna and Charles even in the short time… Continue reading Hunting Ground (Alpha & Omega 2) by Patricia Briggs