Jennifer ColganBesprekingen

pretty good short story - seemed complete for a shot story

another good short story

Interview with a Gargoyle – Jennifer Colgan
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I have loved Gargoyles since childhood. Some are funny, some are grotesque, but to me, all were fascinating. I would stare into their faces, searching for the soul within, often driving myself to tears as I peered into what I thought were tortured souls, reaching out for some touch of kindness, some brush of understanding. I felt, in all my own pain, a deep and abiding kinship with them that I feel even to this day.

It is rare to find a book about a gargoyle. There are a couple I can think of, and whenever I find them I snap them up and immerse myself. Interview with a Gargoyle caught my eye on a cruise through GoodReads and snatched it up. I am very glad I did.

Jennifer has written a wonderful book of brutality and superstition, punishment and revenge, and the slow awakening of forgiveness. Filled with witches and demons, as well as a very well written gargoyle character, Jennifer captured my attention from the first and never let it go. The only thing that really upset me about the book? It ended! The end seemed to promise a second book, which I truly hope will happen. This one just came out at the end of 2012, so I have hope that a new one will be forthcoming.

As this was my first book by Ms. Colgan, I was interested to see what else she has written. I was surprised to find that she writes in a wide variety of genres, from paranormal to historical romance. I have already purchased Married to the MIB. Who can resist? The Men in Black have always tickled my interest, and this one looks like a great little short (125 page) story.

I was surprised to find that Jennifer has very few reviews on Amazon. I am going to have to do what I can to fix that – starting by telling you all that you really should check out Interview with a Gargoyle. It was a very, very pleasant way to spend a few hours of my insomniac life!

Highly recommended.

I was surprisingly moved by this simple story. Very well told and engaging.

Oh this was a sweet and spicy novella. Makena wants a tattoo and Darq Stone (best name ever?!) wants to give her one. They meet and sparks fly. Tattoo's are not my thing but they were handle well here and I didn't mind. Scenes between Makena and Darq were sooo steamy, not explicit, but sensual. Very enjoyable.

Got this as a Freebie...found the plot to be boring...

This is an interesting book. I'll admit, I started it because it was a Kindle Freebie. However, I kept going because it was somewhat of an interesting plot. It starts with womanizer Nick, who basically loves women and leaves them. A fairy, Callie, is assigned to find him true love, otherwise she'll be banished from the Fae world and turned human forever. Its somewhat of a love story, but has a few plot twists. It wasnt the best book I've ever read, but I did enjoy it for what it was- a quick, entertaining, easy read.

This is an enjoyable parody of the superhero life.

Ravenstar's Bride is one of those futuristics that exemplify why I enjoy this genre. Jennifer Colgan has a way of writing that leaves images in my mind of the worlds she has created. Getting to know the characters, and the world/s in this story was a delight. Reading this story got me dreaming about how I would love to stow away on a star ship and travel the stars. Besides the developing relationship between Nara and Bren, there are secondary characters who get some "airtime". This story leaves a reader looking forward to more about these worlds.