Ideally, every time I post a flash review, it’ll be three reviews per post. However, I also want to post once a week, and I’d like to make that the same DAY every week if possible, and Wednesday feels like a good day to me. So, I will post flash reviews every Wednesday, but there … Continue reading »
Timeless (2012) Written by: Gail Carriger Genre: Paranormal Steampunk Romance Pages: 386 (Mass Market Paperback) Series: Book Five (The Parasol Protectorate) Rating: 9 – Couldn’t Put It Down Why I Read It: Once I gave into this series and tried out the debut, I’ve been hooked. I’ve been eagerly looking forward to the fifth and … Continue reading »
Heartless (2011) Written by: Gail Carriger Genre: Paranormal Steampunk Romance Pages: 385 (Mass Market Paperback) Series: Book Four (Parasol Protectorate) Rating: 9 – Couldn’t Put It Down Why I Read It: Since falling for this series last year, it’s become an absolute must for me to pick up. Every installment has been vastly entertaining, so … Continue reading »
Blameless (2010) Written by: Gail Carriger Genre: Paranormal Steampunk Romance Pages: 355 (Mass Market Paperback) Series: Book Three (ongoing) Rating: 9 – Couldn’t Put It Down After reading Gail Carriger’s Changeless, I was SO GLAD I didn’t have long to wait before the release of Blameless. I went to two bookstores that day just to … Continue reading »
Changeless (2010) Written by: Gail Carriger Genre: Paranormal Steampunk Romance Pages: 388 (Mass Market Paperback) Series: Book Two (ongoing) Rating: 9 – Couldn’t Put It Down I bought this book shortly after (or maybe even before?) finishing Soulless, fully intending on reading it ASAP. But other books wormed their way into the immediate TBR pile, … Continue reading »
Soulless (2009) Written by: Gail Carriger Genre: Paranormal Steampunk Romance Pages: 373 (Mass Market Paperback) Series: Book One (Parasol Protectorate) Rating: 9 – Couldn’t Put It Down This is another one of those books that I put off getting for quite a while. I loved the cover, and was tempted by it EVERY.TIME. I saw … Continue reading »
