Review: After the End by Katie Ruggle
What a nice bonus to the Search & Rescue series and set up for the next.
Review: Intercepting the Chef by Rachel Goodman
I had a hard time connecting with these characters. The story was okay, but there was nothing exceptional to it. This is the first of a new series but other than Gwen’s brother, Chris, there no other stand out secondary character who caught my interest. Chef Gwen Lalonde thought that she was helping her boss/boyfriend when […]
Review: Live Out Loud by Marie Meyer
I started out really liking the characters but the story sort of petered out. The real drama faded away and the author threw one in that felt made up. Since there was no real substance to the story, the characters didn’t flesh out.
Review: Borrowed Souls by Chelsea Mueller
This is a creative new concept for an Urban Fantasy series.
Review: Aces Wild by Emmy Curtis
This is one of those books where I just wanted more. There was a lot going on in this book but the best part is the chemistry between Dexter and Eleanor. As with most first books, there was so much set up and other things going on, by the time everything really started going, the story was over.
Review: Wicked Abyss by Kresley Cole
I finished this book in a day. Each chapter kept drawing me into the next into the next and then the next thing I knew, it was done.
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.
Audiobook Review: Date Night on Union Station by E.M. Foner
I have mixed feelings about the story. There was a lot to introduce as far as this new world and just as it got going, it ended. There are a few more stories in the series and I might give the next book a try to see where it goes.
Audiobook Review: Going for the Goal by Sara Rider
I enjoyed the chemistry of the main characters. It was just the conflict which caused a great deal of painful eye rolling.
Review: Seeking Mr. Wrong by Natalie Charles
The publisher made the mistake of describing this story in a way that seems like a woman who needs to find a man to teach her pointers for her new erotica novels. This couldn’t be further from the truth. They have successfully sold a flood of books but to people wanting an erotica story and who are now very unhappy.
