Burn, Baby, Burn

Love, Love, LOVED it!!!! I went back and read Playing With Fire, then indulged in Burn. Of course, I had just finished rereading the whole series, but is what makes it FUN! Burn is just as good as Playing, and in some ways more developed (of course, Playing is the first of the series, so it is to be......more

Bailey and Quinn are back from the first book in the series. She is still a 'cindercorn.' That is a unicorn that burns stuff. She will not bring back more phoenixes but she will get to eat more napalm. In this story, she has been so busy that she's exhausted. Being married to an incubus is tough wo......more

For all that this is a silly series, and I really don't think that the author is taking any of this very seriously, this particular installment is a bit of an improvement. This is the first book in the series that actually builds upon an earlier book in the series, using the same characters and advan......more

Funtastic! The worst part of this one was that I finished it. The story was great, and having Quinn's POV was fantastic. In their first book, he was a bit two dimensional because he was just Bailey's foil. Here he was fleshed out and became so much more important to the story. I really think, in thes......more

Bailey takes a road trip I don't think I've ever read a book in which the heroine has such a pure and simple heart. In a world filled with Angels, Demons, Gorgons, shapeshifters and other assorted supernaturals Bailey Quinn stands out, despite such a difficult start in life she has such a loyal and g......more