Review: Bad Influence by Stefanie London
I liked the characters and would have enjoyed the story more if the whole conflict that broke them up wasn’t completely idiotic.
Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
Review: Nightchaser by Amanda Bouchet
Nightchaser wasn’t really the space adventure I was looking for, but it was a good romance and set us up for further stories. It doesn’t end on a cliffhanger, but it does end at the start of what I presume will be the big adventure.
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: Wild on My Mind by Laurel Kerr
This is a story of second chances, redemption and overcoming your past.
Review: One More Moment by Samantha Chase
This story had a great start but you could see right away that Julian was in a toxic place and the relationship could only be doomed but you know that it was something worthing fighting for and you just have to wait for him to figure it out.
Review: Through the Fire by Katie Ruggle
Through the Fire is the conclusion of another great series by Katie Ruggle.
To Have and to Harley by Regina Cole
An enjoyable and quirky romance. I am ready for more bikers and brides. MC books aren’t normally my cup-of-tea, but I enjoyed this quirky romance. Trey Harding, leader of the Iron Shadows MC gang, spent his whole life knowing that he was abandoned in a bathroom as a child. His whole life is based upon […]
Review: The Only Thing by Marie Harte
I didn’t realize how much I like the fake relationship trope but this gave us a natural development of the romance and a nice blend of sexy and sweet.
Review: Survive the Night by Katie Ruggle
Survive the Night suffered from a case of insta-love and a few other plot flaws but can be forgiven since Otto and Sarah are adorable and the last third of the story is full of tension that you can easily forget about the nit-picking. Monroe’s favorite K9 Officers Theo, Hugh and Otto are now […]
