Review: The Summer Bride by Anne Gracie
Anne Gracie saved the best for last. Daisy and Flynn overcame their humble backgrounds to fulfill their dreams and in doing so stumbled upon a love one dreamed of and one never dreamed could happen.
Format: eBook
Review: Addicted by Elle Kennedy
Elle Kennedy’s again puts a titillating twist on dystopian with her Outlaws series.
Review: Wicked Burn by Rebecca Zanetti
The teasing is finally over. We have heard over two series about the past between Nick and Simone and we finally get all our answers.
Review: The Curse of Tenth Grave by Darynda Jones
This series is sexy, fun and addictive. We can’t get enough to Charlie Davidson and Reyes Farrow. Charley is back in New Mexico and back to doing what she does best — getting into trouble.
Review: Phantom Embrace by Dianne Duvall
Phantom Embrace was originally released as part of the On The Hunt anthology. This review was originally posted last year as part of that anthology review.
Review: Inseverable by Cecy Robson
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]What a perfect summer read. Sun, fun and college friends having one more summer together before they join the real world. Trinity Summers is just the bubbly, happy girl to help Calahan get passed his PTSD and learn to live again. [/box] Trinity Summers has no boundaries, and apparently no filters. While I might […]
Review: Allegiance of Honor by Nalini Singh
This story was an absolute treat for Psy-Changeling fans. Nalini Singh strikes a perfect balance in Allegiance of Honor for her ensemble psy-changeling cast.
DNF Review: Desire After Dark by Marie Force
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]This was presented to me as a stand alone story. As #15 of the Gansett Island series, I can attest that it is far from it. There was too many side stories going on and I couldn’t get into the novel. This was a DNF for me.[/box] I will start out by telling […]
Review: Ain’t She Sweet by Marie Force
Of course the story Ain’t She Sweet is about the one Abbott sibling who is always contrary and competitive. Unlike her laid back sibs, Charley doesn’t want the HEA that her parents have. Who wouldn’t want a Tyler of their very own?
Review: Demon Hunting with a Dixie Deb by Lexi George
It has been three years since the last Demon Hunter book. While I enjoyed reading it, it seemed to meander from beginning of the story until the end dropping some characters and walking away from some plot points. With such a long delay since the last book, it was hard to pick up where we left off with the characters. I had a vague recollection of some things but not where we left off with everyone.
