Hoofin' It
A Magical Romantic Comedy (with a body count) (#2)

This is second in a series, but they aren't related by more than simply being in the same madcap world. They aren't even set in the same city. So you can totally read them out of order so far. Though I liked the first one better so I don't know why you would start here. This story was a lot like the......more

It's hard to describe these books to other people. It is technically the second in a series, but it has no relation to the first book other than the fact they're in the same wacky universe. In this universe, lots of paranormal creatures are common knowledge. Lycanthropes and shifters are separate sp......more

Bi-polar books So the first half was a hell of a lot of fun. I mean, shearing a werewolf, scraping pancakes off the ceiling fun. Then it got weird. Not that there's anything wrong with the weirdness. It just got too complicated balanced against the simplicity of the early part. It's mainly after he ge......more

The next time I took a vacation, I would just stay home. I can't even review this hot mess. I would not have finished reading it except I was reading it for a challenge. The main character is a one-eyed former police office with a werewolf for a dad and a witch for a mother(who wanted his eyeball to......more

Blain is back in her magical romantic comedies. In this one ex cop offspring of a werewolf visits New York to have a body drop from the skies onto a car next to him. In the car, the driver and passenger die but in the back seat - a mini alpaca. The police threaten to shoot it and he steps between a......more