Ladies of Lantern Street Crystal Gardens, Book 1, (Paperback)

from jayble

I enjoy most of Amanda Quick's books, even though her heroine and hero are often cut from the same molds as all her previous heroines and heroes. That said, the new mythology and world building of this book was intriguing. When much of the character of the book is the paranormal, that often negat...

from aimeef

Regardless of genre, whether paranormal,historical, urban fantacy or contemporary a book will not hold my attention unless i like the characters. There was good character development even though I'd given up on this type of paranormal story line. I will probably read the rest of the books in this...

from Nicholette

Early Reviewer book, I read it a while ago and it got buried on my head board and so I didn't get my review done as promptly as I'd like. I have the majority of her books, under all the acronyms, so I expected to enjoy this book. I did, but it reminded me a lot of the books she writes as Jayne Ca...

from Cats57

Crystal Gardens by Amanda Quick If I had seen the words 'extraordinary' or psychical' one more time I may have plucked out my own eyeballs. Nevertheless, I suppose that complaint is unimportant, as the rest of the story did not live up to Ms Quick's usual efforts. With several different story lin...

from dearheart

Evangeline has rented a cottage in Little Dixby for a month, partly to spend some time writing and partly to be near the Crystal Gardens. It's personal property with a great deal of energy and the plants in the gardens are dangerous. When a man breaks into the cottage with the intent on killing h...