Review: Brotherhood in Death by J.D. Robb
I thought this was going to be a simple investigation. I never expected where she was going with this. Shocking and intense, as you would expect from a J.D. Robb novel
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Review: Midnight Revenge by Elle Kennedy
I really enjoy this series. I was a little put off at the beginning by how close the storyline reflected another book that I read, which is going to happen now and again when you read the same type of story. After the start, this one did go off in its own direction. Derek isn’t a character who is going to be overly romantic, but there was plenty of action to balance that out.
Review: Mercury Striking by Rebecca Zanetti
This is definitely Rebecca’s best series and it has just started. I am a fan of her Dark Protectors as well as her Sin Brothers series. This one has just enough of a dark edge to keep you worrying where she will go and will your favorite characters make it to the end.
Review: Lie in the Moment by Nicole Camden
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]Exciting and delightful. I haven’t been so happy with a new author in such a long time. This was the third in the series but there was a perfect balance of enough information to keep me from being lost but not so much that I can’t go back and read the prior […]
Review: Melting Point by Kate Meader
I was happy and disappointed with this novella. I was happy to see that Baby Thor and his grumpy bear boyfriend got their own story, but I would have liked more story that wasn’t just sex and the back and forth angst of will they or won’t they stay together.
Giveaway: Harlequin Heartwarming Giveaway
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]Our winner is…Mandy. Congratulations.[/box] With the help of Harlequin Books, we are going to give you enough books and tea to make it through the long, cold winter. We are giving away a set of Heartwarming™ stories (see below for more info), a big mug and a full tin of delicious Toasted Almond tea. […]
Review: Of Flame and Promise by Cecy Robson
I love the idea that Cecy Robson has switched from Celia to Taran in her narrative of the series. I am frustrated that she has taken a step back in time since we left Taran injured and floundering with her powers and self-esteem. Now it might take books and books before we start to unravel how she deals with her injury and all that comes with it.
Review: Flirting with Fire by Kate Meader
This was another of those books where the main characters were just okay but it was the secondary characters that really caught my interest. I have a copy of the next book and I plan on reading that one was well. Younger sister Alex caught my attention, as well as “Baby Thor” brother Gage.
Review: The Dirt on Ninth Grave by Darynda Jones
Charley Davidson might have lost her memory, but she hasn’t lost her talent for getting herself into trouble. We are as frustrated as Reyes waiting to see what it will take to finally return Charley to her old self, but the story has all the usual fun and quirkiness we have come to expect from Charley Davidson and Darynda Jones.
Audiobook Review: Rock Redemption by Nalini Singh
Rock Redemption is a painfully beautiful, rip-your-heart-out romance. I saw several reviews discussing how this story will rip open your emotions and it is all true. You will feel all the pain and torment as Kit and Noah try and work through their love for each other and Noah’s dark past.
