Dear Ms. Gray (aka Ms. Aguirre): In reviewing my emails (because my memory, as you know, is terribly spotty), I see I received the book for review from you. I had enjoyed Grimspace and heard that this book was fresh for the romance genre and it is. Kyra is a grifter, working with her father, until he is beaten and left for dead by a casino owner named Serrano. Kyra runs a long con on Serrano, ...

... . I'm sure you'll want to sign up for the contest, because here are the prizes: Signed copies of Amber Benson’s DEATH’S DAUGHTER, Jeanne C. Stein’s THE BECOMING, Ann Aguirre’s GRIMSPACE, and Chris Marie Green’s A DROP OF RED, Vampire Babylon, Book Four. Also included is a cute snowflake necklace and pierced earring set. Yes--I said signed copies!!! When I have an event with ...

... It’s not that she’s especially likeable, but she is an antiheroine, and the world needs more of those. She actually reminded me quite a lot of Sirantha Jax in Ann Aguirre’s Grimspace books. Both women are profoundly messed up in the heads, both have undergone a lot in their short lives, and both of them have a lot of growing up to do during the course of their books. However, for ...

... some. In particular, I’ll try to post something about: Goddess of the Hunt by Tessa Dare The Book of Negroes by Lawrence Hill Luck in the Shadows by Lynn Flewelling Old Poison by Josh Lanyon Okay, we’ll see how I do. On my TBR pile are Grimspace, Zero to the Bone, Hot Pursuit, Visions in White and The Winter Sea. I’m also reading and enjoying Talk Me Down by Victoria Dahl.

... now. Imaginary Theme Song: "Beverly Hills" by Weezer Grade: C Recommended for: You know how sometimes you don't want anything serious? You want to read a trashy novel? Here it is. Related Reads: Grimspace by Ann Aguirre, The Stars Down Under by Sandra McDonald, Accidental Goddess by Linnea Sinclair, although they are all a bit more serious than this book. Okay, so the alien rebel ...