In Last Guard (Psy-Changeling Trinity #5) by Nalini Singh, As the face of her family’s thriving business in Delhi, Payal Rao is known for being ruthless and cold. Exactly what one would expect from a teleport-capable, telekinetic Cardinal Psy–well, pre-Silence that is. Since the fall of Silence, her fellow Psy […]
Invitation from the Venetian Billionaire by Lucy King is a great read and I loved that Carla was portrayed as a hard-working, strong female, who had no time for relationships beyond a couple of days. Book two in the trilogy of three lost to each other triplets, we meet Rico, second […]
How to win the Surgeon’s Heart by Tina Beckett is the second Medical Romance I have read in recent times and I have become quite the fan of this line. The research is very well done and the reader can learn lot of interesting details about medical issues. Since my first […]
In The Blood is Love (Dark Eyes #2) by Karina Halle, Since turning twenty-one, Lenore Warwick has found out she’s half-vampire/half-witch, she’s lost someone close to her, had to fight for her own life, learned the truth about her origins, and has fallen in love with a centuries-old vampire named […]
Home to the Outback by Nicole Flockton is the first book in her new Welcome to Bunya Junction series. Sindy Carruthers returned to Bunya Junction under a bit of a cloud of mystery. What made her leave the excellent job as an ER nurse she had in the city? After […]
Heirly Ever After by Magan Vernon: At first I wanted to think Madison had done a crazy thing by dropping out of college to follow her gamer boyfriend who later dumped her, but when I look back on poor decisions made when I was young, I have no room to judge. […]
In A Thin Disguise (Richter #2) by Catherine Bybee, In Las Vegas on assignment, operative Olivia’s entire life changes in the blink of an eye. How she ended up one minute talking to a handsome man out on the strip and then the next minute in the ICU is anyone’s […]
Falling for the Brooding Doc by Annie Claydon: As a doctor and a championship rower Laurie Sullivan is convinced that she knows her own body’s limits which is exactly why she refuses to slow down or take her injury seriously.
In Riley Thorn and the Corpse in the Closet (Riley Thorn #2) by Lucy Score, Riley Thorn has tried for the past, oh, thirty or so years to forget that she comes from a family of psychics. And that she has powers of her own. Unfortunately, the rest of the […]
The Boy Who Lived in the Ceiling by Cara Thurlbourn: Homeless and desperate, Freddie lucks out one dreary night as a family leaves their house to go on a holiday they have won. As he watches the frantic minutes prior to them leaving, the eldest daughter Violet stops to rummage through […]