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Review: The Undead In My Bed (Dark Ones #10.5, Half-Moon Hollow #2.5, Midnight Liaisons #1.5) by Katie MacAlister, Molly Harper, Jessica Sims

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Review: The Undead In My Bed (Dark Ones #10.5, Half-Moon Hollow #2.5, Midnight Liaisons #1.5) by Katie MacAlister, Molly Harper, Jessica SimsThe Undead In My Bed by Katie MacAlister, Molly Harper, Jessica Sims
Series: Half-Moon Hollow #2.5, Dark Ones #10.5, Midnight Liaisons #2.2
Published by Pocket Books on January 1, 2012
Genres: Anthologies, Paranormal Romance
Pages: 408
Format: Paperback
Source: Library
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three-half-stars

Under the covers, these lovers come alive!

Katie MacAlister conjures supernatural sparks in Shades of Gray

A TV crew is filming a paranormal reality show on the grounds of an imposing old Czech Republic estate. But the electric passion behind the camera is what’s out of this world. When Noelle, a Guardian, meets vampire Grayson, who has roamed for three centuries, she awakens an aching hunger in him that only her touch can relieve. . . .

Molly Harper cooks up laughter and thrills in Undead Sublet

After overworked Chicago chef Tess flips out (can everyone hear that arugula talking, or is it just me?), she rents a quiet house in Half-Moon Hollow for a month of R & R. But when she finds the place occupied by a drop-dead gorgeous vampire, Tess’s tastes—for comfort food, for small Kentucky towns, and for her irresistible lover—become nearly insatiable!

Jessica Sims excites the senses in Out with a Fang

When lonely were-jaguar Ruby consults a paranormal matchmaker, she hopes to finally move on from a heart-wrenching breakup with her one true love, a forbidden human. Nervously agreeing to a blindfolded first date with a vampire, she finds the spicy scent of him intoxicating, his voice low, sexy, and so very familiar. . . .


I enjoyed these three novellas featuring the Dark Ones, Half-Moon Hollow, & Midnight Liaisons series. I read these novellas a long time ago way before I started reviewing and I remembered a little of what was going on. It was nice to re-read them. It made me want to re-read the Dark Ones series and to read more of the Half-Moon Hollow series. The Midnight Liaisons novella in this anthology was a new to me author/series. It didn’t impress me enough to want to read more in the series.

Shades of Gray (Dark Ones #10.5) by Katie MacAlister – Rated: 3.5 Stars

It’s been awhile since I read the Dark Ones series. This novella was fun and I’m thinking I might go back and re-read the series.

From what I remember in the series Noelle had a Dark One and is a Beloved, but it turned out she wasn’t that Dark One’s Beloved and her X feel for her roommate instead. In this novella she feels rejected and when she gets another chance at finding love in Grayson she’ll do what she can to protect and keep him.

Even if you haven’t read the series the author does a good job of explaining what a Drak One is and all the steps in the joining process for Beloveds.

Shades of Gray was a sweet and fun read.

Undead Sublet (Half-Moon Hollow #2.5) by Molly Harper – Rated: 4 Stars

I’ve just started to get back into the Half-Moon Hollow series. It’s light humor, fun, and enjoyable. I like Ms. Harper’s humor.

In the Undead Sublet we have Tess a human and a chef. She’s overworked herself and other areas of her life aren’t going so well, so she ends up taking a vacation to Half-Moon Hollow. Then there’s Sam her unexpected roommate in the home she rents. These two don’t hit it off, but eventually they both find healing and what they need in each other. I love how Tess ends up falling in love with the town and starts to build an exciting future there, when she didn’t have plans to stay. Sam I loved him. He was sweet and kept Tess on her toes.

Undead Sublet was a humorous, sweet, fun and enjoyable read.

Out with a Fang (Midnight Liaisons #2.2) by Jessica Sims – Rated: 3 Stars

This was a new to me author and series. We get a second chance love story.

Well Ruby is a shifter and hasn’t been able to find a date since she broke up with her X. Deep down she still loves him, but humans and supernaturals can’t date, one nights sure, but no permanent relationships allowed. What does she do, but turn to a dating agency and go on a blind date. Things get weird and unusual at the get go.

This was a fast-paced story. The second chance at love comes quickly and they fall into bed fast. The vampires featured in this novella aren’t new. They are the dead ones with no beating hearts and can’t be out in the sun. All that typical vampire lore.

Out with a Fang was just ok.

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About Jessica Sims

Jessica Sims is the paranormal romance penname of NYT and USA Today Bestseller Jessica Clare.

She lives in Fort Worth, Texas, with her husband and spends far too much time writing.

About Katie MacAlister

New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly bestseller Katie MacAlister has always loved reading. Growing up in a family where a weekly visit to the library was a given, Katie spent much of her time with her nose buried in a book. Despite her love for novels, she didn’t think of writing them until she was contracted to write a non-fiction book about software. Since her editor refused to allow her to include either witty dialogue or love scenes in the software book, Katie swiftly resolved to switch to fiction, where she could indulge in world building, tormenting characters, and falling madly in love with all her heroes.

Two years after she started writing novels, Katie sold her first romance, Noble Intentions. More than fifty books later, her novels have been translated into numerous languages, been recorded as audiobooks, received several awards, and are regulars on the bestseller lists. She also writes for the young adult audience as Katie Maxwell.

Katie lives in the Pacific Northwest with two dogs and a cat, and can often be found lurking around online.

About Molly Harper

Molly Harper is the author of more than thirty paranormal and contemporary romance titles, including the Half-Moon Hollow series, the Southern Eclectic series, and the Audible exclusive Mystic Bayou series. Molly lives in Michigan with her family.


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8 thoughts on “Review: The Undead In My Bed (Dark Ones #10.5, Half-Moon Hollow #2.5, Midnight Liaisons #1.5) by Katie MacAlister, Molly Harper, Jessica Sims

  1. I still need to tackle this Molly Harper story. I just don’t know if I can read something from her. I love the audios so much. The pairing of Harper and Ronconi is just magic to me. I’m not familiar with any of the other series/authors. Great review.

    1. Maybe she will publish her novella in audio, who knows. I love reading instead of listening. Thank’s for checking out my review and stopping bye.

    1. I read it maybe two years ago when I was reading the Dark Ones series, but I wasn’t blogging or reviewing then, so I reread them all. It was enjoyable and fun to revisit these. Hope you enjoy!

  2. Ah the Half-Moon Hollow novella. It would be nice if authors would put their novellas out in both formats eBooks and audios, so all their fans can enjoy them. I’m not an audio person, but still it would be nice to have a choice. ^_^ Thank’s for stopping in.

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