Carly Fall, LLC dba Westward Publishing

Carly Fall is a wife, a mother and a slave to the dog, Nicky.
She loves to laugh, thinks chocolate and wine should be considered their own food group, and wishes Christmas happened twice a year.
She is the author of the the award-winning and Amazon best-selling series, the Six Saviors. She is also the author of the Supernatural Renegades series, and other paranormal and contemporary romance.

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• Raven's Quest - a Novella on May 27, 2012
  
  3.5 Stars Shapeshifter Raven Grace and her psychic lover, Finn McPhee, are back, traveling to parallel time in search of a demonic killer. When I chose to review this book, the description sounded like something I would really like. The first chapter of this book had me captivated. It was well-executed, full of action and and I loved the interaction between Raven and Finn. After that, it kind of lost me. Perhaps it is because I didn't read book one, but there were a lot of things that I didn't understand. A character would say that they knew something, but I was left wondering how. I didn't understand why time stayed still in one time, but moved forward in another. Raven and Finn are a great team in this book, and they have good chemistry. It was just the unanswered questions that left me wanting more. Overall, I did enjoy this book, and I do recommend it.
  
• Murphy's Law on Aug. 03, 2012
  
  When I read the blurb for this book, I thought the story premise sounded amusing, and I wasn’t disappointed. The story could have gone two ways – either it could have gotten way too serious, which would have wrecked it, or it would be kept light. Thankfully, the author kept it light. I really liked the characters, and I thought they were pretty well flushed out. Alexis cracked me up, and reminded me of my best friend (except for the assassin detail). Dane was sexy, and Naomi was a good sidekick for Alexis. My issue in the book was the romantic development between Alexis and Dane. It seemed as though one page there was nothing but stark physical attraction, and the next they were in love. There wasn’t really time or a scene where it showed them actually really getting to know each other. I also thought the author went a little overboard on the sexual attraction between them, and also needed to find different ways to describe what Alexis was feeling. Overall I really enjoyed this book definitely recommend it for a good, fun read. This book was provided to me by the author for an honest review.