Kingdom (10 books in series)
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review 1: Umm...I enjoyed reading this book. Jason was all alpha male; yet sweet and gentle with Aviva. The banter between the H and h was witty and hilarious. However, something was missing from the story for me. I would have liked to know more back story on Jackson and Diana. The way tha...
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review 1: This is the first book I've read in the Kingdom Series and I loved it. She puts a spin on fairy tales like I've never seen. It didn't take long until I was lost in the vivid land of Wonderland.This is the story of Chrysalis (the daughter of Hatter and Alice) and the Huntsman Ae...
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review 1: Another wonderful book in the utterly fabulous Kingdom series, Hood's Obsession was a lovely read. With magic, secrets, and a sweet romance, this book was great and I really liked it.Both characters were likable. Lilith was strong willed and determined to be seen as independent. ...
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review 1: Marie Hall creates a devilishly delightful version of Rumpelstiltskin in "Rumpel's Prize". Known as the Imp by those who hate him, Rumpelstiltskin is more than just a demon waiting to make deals in order to steal children away from their mothers. He's far from that. Yes, he is ...
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review 1: The Man in The Moon! This book was great! I didn't figure it out until closer to the end how everything tied into together. Siria was a horrid woman, and I feel so bad for Jericho and Calanthe. This book was amazing, heartbreaking, and so loving that it was a perfect lead in to t...
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review 1: I loved every book in this series. I was enthralled by how Marie Hall took all of her stories and incorporated something of real life in each. However, when Jinni has to convince Paz of their being soul mates, I found I couldn't be sold on the love that existed between the two of...
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review 1: "Hook's Pan" is the fifth installment in Marie Hall's Kingdom Series. Hook isn't the crusty old man from the cartoon and movie. Quite opposite. And Peter isn't the fun kid that we were all lead to believe. In fact he is exactly what you would expect from a ten year old who has...
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review 1: The third book in this series. I love the kind it always turnes around. It is a modern fairy for adults. The red and her Wolf, the big Bad one who ate her gran. So tells the story but was it the truth? The red riding hood, Violet, was banned on earth for many centuries. While the...
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review 1: I have to admit, I never really gave thought to the villain in Beauty and the Beast—or any fairy tale at that, Disney version. In my defense though, I only watched those fairy tales during my younger years because as soon as I realized they are just crap stories with idealistic v...
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review 1: A really fun twist on a beloved fairy tale. While there are mentions of other favorite characters from other treasured fairy tales, this one mainly focuses on Alice and Hatter from the classic story Alice in Wonderland tale—only, spicier than you have ever heard before. This is ...