Review: Silent Threat by Dana Marton
Great mystery. Kept me guessing. Cole and Annie, the mother of skunks, are adorable together.
Format: eBook
Review: Roomies by Christina Lauren
Roomies was my first Christina Lauren novel. Something drew me to this one and I am happy it did. I enjoyed these characters and storyline immensely. Holland is obsessed with a subway musician who plays classical guitar. She call him “Jack” knows his schedule and although she can walk the few blocks to work, […]
Review: Suddenly Engaged by Julia London
I think I enjoyed the friendship between little Ruby and Dax even more than the romance. This kid is adorable.
Review: Death Votes Last by Marc Rainer
I love when a series goes back to the basics of what made it great. Like Law & Order, this series gives us the best of both worlds as you follow the story from investigation to conclusion. The court drama was compelling, and the danger from up high felt palpable.
Review: Deja New by MaryJanice Davidson
Great concept for a series. I wish that not all the past lives were famous people.
Review: Cherish Hard by Nalini Singh
I love everything written by Nalini Singh. Her stories are captivating and you just can’t help but fall in love with her characters.
Review: Twisted Truths by Rebecca Zanetti
A spectacular end to a trilogy which will leave you both delighted and satisfied.
Review: Eternal by Cecy Robson
Cecy Robson once again takes you through a rollercoaster of emotions in this sweet, sexy story of two lonely people taking a chance on love.
Review: My American Nightmare (Anthology)
This is a creepy collection of short stories written by female authors.
Review: Save a Truck, Ride a Redneck by Molly Harper
I don’t know if I should hold up deciding on this story until I read Sweet Tea and Sympathy. Alone, it does nothing for me and Marianne and Carl’s romance was flat.