A new world has opened up through Taryn River’s debut novel, Whiskey Home. It’s a standalone book with a mixture of romance, suspense and cheeky humour encased within a strong group of secondary characters who are begging to have their stories told. Bree’s complicated upbringing and her relationship with her parents is heartbreaking. I… Read more »
Although Guarding Cindy didn’t tickle my fancy, I can in all honestly say Marcus was scrumptious. A seasoned Navy SEAL turned security expert, he had the bossy, alpha hunk qualities I love best in my ex-military heroes. -Sparkles I wished I had read Reclaiming Izabel first to have going into Guarding Cindy, to… Read more »
Hardest Fall is the third Juliette Cross book I have read in as many weeks. I can see why Sparkles is quick to pick up every new release, and she is now rolling her eyes reminding us that she has been singing her praises for some time now! A desperate plea for help brings Bone… Read more »
Once again Ms. Frost has blown my mind. Not only am I loving this overarching plot she’s weaving together with angels, demons, and magicks galore, I bounced through a range of emotions including lots of hilarity and a heavy dose of sadness. Oh, and it was sexy as hell. Juno was freaking hilarious. I… Read more »
Holy wow. There’s really not much else I can say about Waking the Dragon, except that these stories just keep getting better and better. Like all the other books in this and the prequel series, Nightwing, this can be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading them in order so as to maximize… Read more »
There was a lot to like about Lure of Oblivion: it’s different locale, Gwen being human, Zander being so sexy and Kathy and her ridiculous pettiness being absent for most of it. Plus I freaking loved the main plot— A human willing to put it all on the line to right a wrong… Read more »
I can’t believe Droughtlander is almost done again for another year! The TV series is what originally hooked me into Outlander. Having now read way beyond the screen adaptation, I again thought it best to refresh my memory as to what occurred in Voyager. I’m pleased I did, because my recollection had me believing we… Read more »
The Pagano series is one I have been meaning to begin for some time now. Having devoured all the MC/Biker Romances Susan Fanetti has written, I have been keen to explore her other genres. Footsteps is the first book in a mafia dynasty series and while it doesn’t have a heavy mafia presence it builds… Read more »
Dear Aaron put me into a wholesome world of contemporary romance and I can attest to enjoying my stay! The story revolves around correspondence between pseudo pen pals recently paired up through a specific program for soldiers on deploy. It provides the backdrop for a beautiful caring friends-to-lovers story. From the conversations she has… Read more »
I’m not even going to try and hide the fact that I’m a complete fan of Ms. Wright. Every time a new Phoenix/Mercury Pack book comes out I’m worried she won’t be able to give me another great story, and every single time I am proved wrong. I have been waiting for Tao to finally… Read more »
