Books by Poppy Dennison
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review 1: Born this is a nice book. It's about Dayton checking on his best friend's brother, Hart. Hart wants to jump his bones and dayton wants to wait and do things the human way. As I said it's a nice book. It just could have been great with some more efforts. Because seriously, a lot ...
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review 1: Ignore the blurb. Who writes those things? Caution, probable spoilers, but not enough to ruin the reading! This is a continuation of Mind Magic, of course. But, unlike other series, this isn't a completely different story with a few related characters. I enjoyed that. Nothing was...
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review 1: Awesome! Kind of feel let down now.. everything in a nice and neat tidy bun with a years later look into pack life. I'm almost afraid to look at the blurb for Wild Magic to see what's followed up from this. Of course, the biggest question I was left with was... Simon is still the...
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review 1: A lightly amusing book but heavy-handed and inelegant. It was well edited, but the writing was really stiff. Names were used far too often to feel natural and the plot progressed seemingly without need of the characters. Certainly, they never appeared to put much effort into anyt...
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review 1: I am not that enamoured of shifter books but I did enjoy this one. I would perhaps have liked a little more depth to some of the characters but as this is the first book maybe the others will dig deeper into some of the pack members. I won't say how it happens but the way that th...
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review 1: This story is in fact the direct sequel of the previous book. I thought it would happen a little later and that we would focus on Cade and Rocky but not at all.It was more about Simon, Gray and their family than about Cade/Rocky. I didn't care for Rocky, so it was for the best in...
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review 1: OK, I know that m/m romance is often (maybe even more often than not) targeted toward women and the characters and their relationships mirror m/f relationships, using a man as an avatar of sorts. I get that. I don't read m/m romance expecting realistic gay relationships or charac...
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review 1: Joey and Nickie grew up together, child hood friends who lost each other because of a secret. All grown up, Joseph is a successful real estate agent and Dominick works as a US Marshall. Joey still lives in the same small town, as does Nickie's sister and two small nephews, though...
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review 1: Somehow this one got buried at the bottom of my TBR queue and when I was doing a bit of 'housecleaning' to make sure I hadn't not reviewed anything that I had already read I noticed this one and internally scolded myself and read it! I really loved the first book. The entire worl...