Raine of Fire on BookSprout
The reviews are coming in, and they’re hitting the mark. A 4.7 average over 11 reviews.
Raine and Kennedi are intended to be a fun pairing with tons of romantic tension. However, it’s that kind that may … or may not … ever come to fruition. Raine is a charlatan, and Kennedi is a bit too serious about her job and life. But something about Raine’s quirkiness draws her in.
The reviews are comparing it to Lucifer more than the shows I had intended (Castle and Bones). And when I received 2-3 reviews stating that, I had to go watch the show. And guess what… They were spot-on. I had never seen Lucifer, so it’s strange that the story took that turn. I’m not complaining though, because it’s a fun series.
There are still copies available on Booksprout here: Raine of Fire on Booksprout
While police procedurals and whimsical fantasy might not seem like they’d go together at first glance, Stradiotto mixes them perfectly in this book.Kalimint, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Booksprout Review
What a fun and breezy blend of the Fae world and some good old-fashioned detective work.KeyaPaha16, ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Booksprout review
Raine of Fire on BookSirens
I received the first review on BookSirens yesterday.
It was only three stars. I had to take a deep breath and remember that three stars is still a good rating. On most 5-star scales, it means it met expectations and was worth the time. And then, before I became an author, that was my go to for a good book. Four was exceptional, and five almost required perfection.
To be perfectly honest, for a perfectionist like me, it’s just not good enough. But that’s okay. I’ll try harder next time, but I do appreciate the text of the review (snippet to the right).
And the reviewer said they’d read the next in series, so no harm, no foul. And I have to say a big thanks for the honest review!
There are still copies available on BookSirens here: Raine of Fire on BookSirens
… a fast/light read without a lot of depth … which is why it was more fun that I expected …Kris, ⭐⭐⭐ BookSirens Review
