Audiobook Review: Have Yourself a Merry Little Witness by Dakota Cassidy
This second book didn’t really hold my interest.
Genre: Mystery
Review: Rocky Mountain Cowboy Christmas by Katie Ruggle
Firefighter Steve is not so great at making choices since he started out at Simpson, CO in Search and Rescue before the murder and arson started, and he moved his kids to Monroe, CO at the beginning of Rocky Mountain K-9 Unit and that place went to hell and everything was blowing up, then he moves back to his hometown of Boone, CO and things aren’t any safer. Steve should have learned by now that all that snow makes people crazy and he should move his family somewhere warm.
Review: The Surviving Girls by Katee Robert
Katee Robert was more creative with her seriel killer than she was with her main characters.
Review: The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
ORDER A COPY: The Girl on the Train Publisher: Riverhead Books Publishing Date: Audiobook: 10 hrs 59 mins Rating: DNF [box style=”rounded” border=”full”]Horrible. Horrible. Horrible! I could not finish listening to this story.[/box] My mother recommended The Girl on the Train to me and then she kept asking if I had read it. Since I […]
Review: Locked, Loaded & Lying by Sarah Andre
I started this book awhile ago and had to keep putting it aside, but I was definitely intrigued enough to come back to it to get the final reveal of the murder and the motive.
Audiobook Review: Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones
Charley hasn’t slept for three weeks. Every time she falls asleep, she draws an incorporeal and very pissed off Reyes to her. Hot, angry dream sex with Reyes, most of us would be taking sleeping pills.
Review: The Liar by Nora Roberts
[box style=”rounded” border=”full”]This is not the most unique story ever told. Hollywood has used this type of story plot over and over again. But Nora Roberts’ ability to create a delightful cast of characters and draw you into her world in a little town of Rendezvous Ridge, TN, full of love and family and you’ll […]
Review: Forced Disappearance by Dana Marton
I had high hopes for this story. With thoughts of my other favorite military series, I was intrigued by the interesting change of pace offered in this story. Our heroine was the soldier who goes into the jungles of Venezuela after her old boyfriend who was captured and held hostage. It just didn’t live up to my expectations.
Review: The Collector by Nora Roberts
When professional house-sitter Lila Emerson witnesses a murder/suicide from her current apartment-sitting job, life as she knows it takes a dramatic turn. Suddenly, the woman with no permanent ties finds herself almost wishing for one. Artist Ashton Archer knows his brother isn’t capable of violence—against himself or others. He recruits Lila, the only eyewitness, to […]
Review: Die For Me by Cynthia Eden
She thought her fiancé was the perfect man—until he turned out to be the perfect killer… Katherine Cole is running for her life, desperate to escape the Valentine Killer—so-called because he stabs his victims through the heart and leaves them holding a telltale single red rose. Still he tracks her to New Orleans and begins […]
