I really enjoyed reading the first book in the Crowhill Cove series. Both Keaton and Olly were likeable and developed characters, each with their own issues and vulnerabilities that came to light throughout the novel. Their transition from enemies to lovers was gradual, which I appreciated as time was taken for them to heal from the past and truly get to know each other.

If you love college romances, then you will certainly enjoy Don’t Move Out and the Crowhill Cove series! 

 

 

I was so disappointed with this novel. I went in with such high hopes. Vampires, zombies and a solid space opera. Sign me up. The reality was that it was just dull. Nothing happened. The characters were uninteresting and none seemed to like each other very much let alone form any kind of connection with each other.

When there was a need for an action scene, it was so poorly written that you blink and you’ve missed it. I did not even realise a character had died until pages later as the description was so lacking. I am surprised I managed to finish this to be honest. Such a shame as it could have been a really amazing novel.

Ever since I was a child, dinosaurs have fascinated me. I would spend hours reading books about these amazing creatures and learning all I could. This passion has not gone away as an adult, and so I was really excited to read this book. 

This is a comprehensive history of the origins of dinosaurs right up until their extinction. Rather than just relay facts, the author uses his own experiences and knowledge to give this insightful journey of arguably the most famous beasts to ever exist. You can feel the passion the author has for his work in every word, and the respect he has for these giants of the prehistoric world. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves dinosaurs as much as me or who has an interest in Earth’s rich history. 

The journey to Blood Lake has begun…

Pitch and Sickle have survived enraged fae queens, murderous forest guardians, walking corpses, and ghosts turned monstrous by the Blight.
They been tortured by sorcerers and made playthings by enemies who have sided with the Morrigan.
The ankou and his daemon prince have been forced to confront awful secrets from their pasts.
Both have made terrible sacrifices to keep the other safe.
And would willingly do much more to protect the unimaginable bond that has grown between them.

In the midst of the chaos and carnage a deadman and a daemon have found each other.

Now, Prince Vassago will need his Pale Horseman more than ever before.
With the escape from the Fulbourn comes the truth about what lies ahead.

The journey will be perilous.
The great hunt has begun.
And all is not as it should be for a beleagered daemon.

Can Silas and the Order outwit the Morrigan, and deliver Pitch to where Seraphiel’s secrets lie?
Or will the sorcerers’ Herlequin succeed where all the rest have failed?

Purchase: Amazon.com

Goodreads: The Herlequin (Pitch & Sickle 6) by Danielle K. Girl

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Review

Rating: 5 stars

*I received this novel for free in exchange for an honest review*

Like so many people I am sure, I have eagerly awaited the latest instalment of the Diabolus Chronicles and book 6 did not disappoint. The journey our reluctant heroes embark upon is perilous and right from the beginning they find themselves pursued.

This series just keeps going from strength to strength as does Pitch and Silas’ relationship. The two of them realising the depth of their feelings is tender yet heart wrenching considering what lies ahead. As is a prevalent theme in the series, we are treated to the author’s take on another local legend. The twists in this one were incredible and so fitting with the world.

The story ends on a cliff-hanger and I cannot wait to read the next book in the series.