Eclectic you say? Pick a genre, you say? Nah. More fun this way. But Carrie’s books all deliver consistent themes and similar readability.
Whether grounded in this realm or that of demons, or even magic in the fantasy series that is in the works, and whether soothing or action packed, Carrie delivers vivid escapism. With characters that are authentic and compelling, with snappy, natural dialogue, you’ll reread over and over to spend more times with your friends and book-significant-other. Satisfaction guaranteed…steamy and stirring, but tasteful and classy. Truly romance, every time.
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"It is amazing how Thorne can create so many friend and family dynamics without losing sight of the main couple. She makes the town and people so amazing I wish I lived inside her books!"
Jay, Reader
"I'm grateful to add another 'reliable' author to my list."
Deonne, Reader
"Carrie Thorne continues to be one of my favorite authors."
Anne, Reader
"Carrie Thorne’s well-developed characters were easy to empathize with, and I found myself smiling as I read, their happy moments feeling like my own. All of the characters were impressively unique with consistent yet dimensional personalities."
Critical Review on Reedsy Discovery
"Thorne hits this sweet spot with convincing authenticity, in this highly original tale."
Critical Review on Reedsy Discovery
"Carrie Thorne always writes a beautiful story."
Nancy, Reader
"For me though, the true test of any kind of romance, paranormal or other, is the characters. Ryan and Quinn light up the pages. They're three-dimensional, confident, but have flaws and vulnerabilities, and for the most part they deal with their issues like grown-ups. The dialog is snappy and natural. The main characters have great chemistry, both professional as they work together to bring down bad guys, emotionally as they get to know each other, and sexually -- the love scenes are explicit and hot."
Critical Review on Reedsy Discovery
"With the occasional critique of gender norms, it introduces subtle feminism and departs from the accepted romance trope of a female character pining for love—introducing an equal relationship where both individuals are mutually independent."
BookLife Prize Critic's Report
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