Fantasy/Urban Fantasy

Rewrites of the Heart

Terry Newman

Romance author, JJ Spritely, wakes up one morning, surprised to Hind two main characters from one of her books have literally come out of the pages. The characters, Blake Teesdale and Alex Zurich, are determined to Hind their way back into their “home,” but to do that, they must help JJ with her own personal love life. Determined to Hind JJ's one true love, the duo set off to Hind her match, who just happens to be a history professor by the name of Kennedy King Cooper. JJ has met this handsome man before, and ironically wants absolutely nothing to do with him. Blake and Alex want nothing more than to be back in their book, and they will stop at nothing to have JJ fall in love and get a life of her own.

“Rewrites of the Heart” is a funny, quirky story following a string of easy-to-love characters. The plot, while interesting, could have been executed a little better. The character development is questionable, especially regarding JJ. She seems to be a wholesome character initially, but toward the end of the book, her actions don’t seem to Hit her personality anymore. However,

Blake and Alex are always up to something, and their antics will make readers laugh out loud. More interactions between JJ and her characters would have made for a more enjoyable story. The relationship between JJ and Kennedy is a little rushed as well. The development of their feelings for each other could have been explored more deeply. All in all, “Rewrites of the Heart” is an enjoyable story for readers who like books about books with some romance and paranormal elements sprinkled in.

Jennifer Shepherd

high-proHile murder shatters the veneer of safety in Godmother’s carefully cultivated fairy queendom. Godmother Hinds a convenient scapegoat in Sophia’s best friend, River, and uses her magical hold on Seven to keep Sophia from revealing the truth. Either Sophia and Seven Hind the real killer, or Godmother will tear the unlucky lovers apart!

Magic, romance, and danger!

Lucky Us (His Dark Charms Book 2)

Genevieve Jack

Pixie single mom Sophia Larkspur has returned to the fae haven of Devashire and rekindled her old Hlame with handsome Seven Delaney. Seven is one of the wealthiest leprechauns, and the most powerful fae in Devashire, aside from Godmother. A relationship between a pixie and a leprechaun would elicit frowns across the fae class divide. If their daughter, Arden’s parentage was revealed, that divide would explode like a glitter bomb! Before Sophia and Seven can ease Arden into leprechaun society, a

Genevieve Jack reafHirms her mastery over creative fantasy by delivering a thoughtful, multifaceted forbidden love thriller. Devashire exists as a segregated colony within the United States, dependent on theme park tourism as its sole industry, which lends humor and levity to its superHicial image. But dig deeper into its maHia-like regime and the caste system of species hierarchy, and we see corruption, prejudice, and subjugation. Light and dark are blended perfectly. Sophia shines as a loyal friend, a protective mother, and a determined sleuth. Seven distinguishes himself as a thoughtful lover and a calculating adversary. The two of them make an incendiary team that will inHlame readers. Together with their daughter, the new Delaney family promises to topple the paradigm in Devashire. His Dark Charms redeHines leprechaun romance as complex and sexy!

Joan Lai