Review: The Killing Game by Toni Anderson
I received this book free for signing up for the author’s newletters.
Genre: Military
Review: Hidden by Rebecca Zanetti
Another great series by Rebecca Zanetti. I loved all the characters introduced and can’t wait to see how the next stories unfold.
Review: Wingman by Emmy Curtis
An enjoyable story, but you MUST read Book 1, Aces Wild, first. This second book is happening at the same time and the happenings of Book 1 correlate to this story.
Review: Silent Threat by Dana Marton
Great mystery. Kept me guessing. Cole and Annie, the mother of skunks, are adorable together.
Review: Going Dark by Monica McCarty
Wow! This book caught my attention and I am so glad that it did. It was gripping. exciting with great characters and set up for more stories. I can’t wait to see what’s next.
Review: Say No More by Lilliana Hart
An exciting and interesting twist to the Black Op/ex-military genre
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: 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.
DNF/Review: On Broken Wings by Chanel Cleeton
This was such a sad story I couldn’t finish. I will give the author kudos for being able to write a story that made you feel so much, but I just didn’t have the heart to finish it.
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 […]
