Reading level: Adult Genre: Steampunk/Romance Size: 352 pages Publisher: Signet Release Date: February 2, 2010 ISBN-13: 978-0451229311 Stand Alone or Series: Stand Alone Source: Bought Rating: 2/5 stars I originally bought this book because I was getting into reading Steampunk, had just finished MacAlister’s Aisling Grey series and found it amusing, and was looking for a light fun read. …
This is this the second book in the Goth series by Katie Maxwell. This book was written a while ago and it doesn’t seem like Maxwell (who also writes as Katie MacAlister) is going to write anymore books in this series. This book wasn’t nearly as good as the first …
I got this book because I had previously read the Aisling Grey book by Katie MacAlister and was curious about her young adult books. Katie Maxwell is the name Katie MacAlister uses for her young adult books. This book is the first book in the Goth series. There is …
This is the fourth, and so far last, book in the Aisling Grey Guardian series. This book follows much in the same vein as the third book in the series. It is light, easy to read, and an entertaining story. Although there are strong aspects of romance to this book; …
This is the third book in the Aisling Grey Guardian series by Katie MacAlister. I thought that this book was much better than the second book and much more on par with the first book. Aisling is moving to London to start her Guardian training with Nora. Once again right …
This is the second book in the Aisling Grey Guardian series by Katie MacAlister. I did not think that this book was as good as the first book. I thought that the first book was cute, sexy, funny and had some original ideas. This book was cute, sometimes sexy, rarely …
This is the first book in the Aisling Grey, Guardian series by Katie MacAlister. This is the first book I have read by MacAlister. The book ended up being exactly what I though it would be. It is a cute, funny and sexy little book that was a quick read. …
© 2024 Hidden in Pages
Powered by Esplanade Theme by One Designs and WordPress