Books by Robin D. Owens
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review 1: A paranormal romance about keeping your word, finding a purpose, starting over, and choosing to believe. Clare is practical and a little boring; I admired how she gave up her job so someone who needs it could have a job, but inviting her psychiatrist to lunch to “break up” with h...
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review 1: I read this book out of order not realising it was book 3 in a series, but it didn't really matter much to the story and I got a sense of the backstory so that didn't affect my enjoyment. This series isn't as compelling as her Heartmate series but I still like it. I thought the...
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review 1: It's been a while since I read the last book in the series but it did not dim my experience with this one. I absolutely adore this series as always. I really like the fact that Jace was not a noble. And I like Glyssa from the other books. Their story was charming, funny, and made...
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review 1: Another solid Celta novel. This time it's an actor, Raz Cherry, and a cartographer, Del, also known as Helena D'elecampane.Raz is happily pursuing his dream of being an actor, far from the family business of transportation. Del has been exploring the planet as a cartographer but ...
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review 1: I received a copy of this book free of charge from NetGalley in exchange for my honest opinion.My Opinion: When I requested this book from NetGalley, I wasn't aware that it was the third book in a series, but lucky for me, it was quite easy to follow and worked well as a standalo...
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review 1: For the genre I liked it. If I wasn't on this committee I probably wouldn't have read this book, but being a sucker for a love story with a happy ending I gave it three stars. I think that Ms. Owens is very imaginative putting her series on another planet that has been colonize...
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review 1: This book was okay. It's not particularly quick paced so sometimes you just "lull" along, but the one thing I disliked about this book is Jenni (the main character). She's a little too wishy-washy for me. She's not particularly "weak," but the end climax part of the book with her...
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review 1: {Some spoilers}Okeeey...This is my first book in this genre and in this series. I can't say I liked it very much. The world wasn't so difficult to understand. Some things stayed unclear, but it was because I haven't read the previous books. Still, there was something I couldn't a...
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review 1: This one was pretty good. The romance element was stronger here than in the last Celta book that I read. Plus the book stayed pretty focused on the main couple. The hero was interesting in his torment over events in his past. The heroine was a good match for him being quiet a...
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review 1: Some interesting short stories, I reread this after reading the latest offering and was happy that Walker Clover got his story here. Never really a fan of the short story as I like getting to know my characters really well, but in this case I think I loved the Genista Furze stor...
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review 1: Another especially strong entry in the Celta series, best to read in order due to the backstory from previous books. Two stories, intertwined, the mature later-in-life love between Signet and Cratag Maytree and the tender love of Vinni, the seer of Celta, towards his HeartMate, A...
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review 1: This was an excellent series, love the whole inter-dimensional thing, sad that it finished so soon after five books. I recommend the read though, the author has brought a few female protagonists to the table for people to relate to, and I like that. As a Karate Instructor myself,...
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review 1: I liked the story in the first book a lot, but the main characters not so much. I am happy to say that in this book I really did like both Clare and Zach. Clare has accepted her gift of seeing ghosts and her duty to help them cross over. Lay to rest. Zach has helped her with her ...
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review 1: Robin D. Owens continues her Celta HeartMate series with Heart Fire. This is the thirteenth book in the series based on the futuristic world of Celta, where colonists from Earth have settled seeking an end to egotism and bigotry. The world building is extensive and with so many b...
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review 1: Exciting, Exotic and Erotic!FERAL MAGIC by Robin D. Owens is an original paranormal tale! This is an urban fantasy that I would never have imagined! Feral Magic was a short, quick, utterly captivating read. The heroine, Brandy, has a telepathic connection with felines. Cats ...