Review: Say No More by Lilliana Hart
An exciting and interesting twist to the Black Op/ex-military genre
Category: Action
Review: Physical Forces by D. D. Ayers
I had high hopes after reading Book 5 in the series but there was nothing interesting about it to really recommend this one.
Review: Midnight Target by Elle Kennedy
Make sure you will be able to finish this in a day. There is so much action and danger you are not going to be able to put this down and actually go to sleep.
Review: Brighter Than the Sun by Maya Banks
I hate insta-love, especially when the characters are running from insta-love failure and should know better. Even the action can’t make up for the bad taste this one leaves. I hate insta-love. Insta-love feels like it is forced down your throat like yucky medicine. In Brighter than the Sun, Rusty (adopted sister of the […]
Review: Explosive Forces by D.D. Ayres
A riveting and exciting story. This is my first D.D. Ayres novel, but I have plans to take a look at the rest of this series.
Review: Gone Too Deep by Katie Ruggle
Another book on camping to give me nightmares, but if I had to take a hike into the mountains and snuggle up for warmth, I would want my own George to keep me company.
Review: Fan the Flames by Katie Ruggle
I am enjoying Katie Ruggle’s Search and Rescue series and I am looking forward to more. There are some great characters and a real family feeling to this small town rescuers. The author does a great job cranking up the threats and tension. I was disappointed that there was some similarity to the ending of both this book and the prior book and I hope that doesn’t become a thing in this series or the stories will become predictable.
Review: Hold Your Breath by Katie Ruggle
Katie Ruggle’s debut novel is exciting and sweet. It kept me up late into the night reading. I held on to an ARC offer for the next book, Fan the Flames, waiting to see what I thought of this one and I ran to my computer to download it even before I was halfway finished.
Review: On His Watch by Katie Ruggle
This is a case of don’t judge a series by it’s free novella. If I didn’t already have a copy of the first book, I might have stopped right here and missed out. It’s free. Grab a copy, but don’t let this so-so novella stop you from reading more.
Review: A Covert Affair by Katie Reus
Although I didn’t fall under the spell of Nathan and Amelia as much as I did with the cuter romance of Tucker and Karen in the last book, the story plot contained some unexpected twists that kept your focus on the investigation.
