Tag: 3.5 Stars


REVIEW: Winning It All by Victoria Denault
16th Sep / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Winning It All by Victoria Denault

  Winning It All by Victoria Denault: Seattle Winterhawks enforcer Sebastian Deveau is on a quest to find love like his friends and fellow teammates have found. Shayne Beckford is working at her brother’s gym as a yoga instructor. At the grand opening she meets Sebastian, and, thinking he’s a local […]

REVIEW: One Week In Your Arms by Patricia Preston
15th Sep / 3 Comments

REVIEW: One Week In Your Arms by Patricia Preston

    One Week In Your Arms by Patricia Preston: Doctor Marla Grant runs the Lafayette Fall Community Clinic. When someone threatens to pull funding for the clinic, she discovers the culprit is none other than Carson Blackwell, the man she had a fling with six years earlier, a fling that […]

REVIEW: No Limits  by Katherine Garbera
11th Sep / 3 Comments

REVIEW: No Limits by Katherine Garbera

No Limits by Katherine Garbera: When you reach for the stars sometimes it’s the ground you end up with and sometimes you manage the universe. Molly Tanner had her heart broken by every man she ever loved, from her first boyfriend up to the most recent. Right now though she […]

REVIEW: Liar’s Key by Carla Neggers
4th Sep / 10 Comments

REVIEW: Liar’s Key by Carla Neggers

In Liar’s Key (Sharpe & Donovan #6) by Carla Neggers, FBI art crimes specialist Emma Sharpe has her upcoming wedding on her mind when former agent Gordon Wheelock pulls her into his hunt for the truth. The recent death of a well-known archaeologist and the rumors of possible stolen ancient […]

REVIEW: Carousel Nights by Amie Denman
3rd Sep / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Carousel Nights by Amie Denman

Carousel Nights by Amie Denman is a super touching story. I plan to now read the first one in the Starlight Point series, to learn more about June, her family and Starlight Point. In “Carousel Nights”, June feels a nearly constant tug of war in her emotions between helping to revitalize […]

REVIEW: The Mistress That Tamed De Santis  by Natalie Anderson
23rd Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: The Mistress That Tamed De Santis by Natalie Anderson

      In The Mistress That Tamed De Santis by Natalie Anderson, Crown prince Antonio De Santis hasn’t touched a woman since the tragedy that took his fiancée. But an unexpected encounter with notorious temptress Bella Sanchez has this royal breaking his one rule…and he discovers this seductress is […]

REVIEW: Dark Whispers by Debra Webb
21st Aug / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Dark Whispers by Debra Webb

  Dark Whispers by Debra Webb: Natalie Drummond believes she might be going crazy. After taking a fall down the stairs a couple years earlier and suffering a traumatic brain injury as a result, she doesn’t really trust herself. When she calls the cops and tells them she shot an intruder […]

REVIEW: Demetriou Demands His Child by Kate Hewitt
20th Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Demetriou Demands His Child by Kate Hewitt

      In Demetriou Demands His Child by Kate Hewitt, Ten years ago, innocent Iolanthe Petrakis surrendered to the most ruthless tycoon in Athens. Alekos Demetriou gave her the one and only sinfully seductive night of her life. But when he discovered she was the daughter of his enemy, […]

REVIEW: Stepping into the Prince’s World by Marion Lennox
19th Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Stepping into the Prince’s World by Marion Lennox

Stepping into the Prince’s World by Marion Lennox: Sometimes we like what we see so much that we don’t dare ask questions. Claire Tremaine knew what it was like to have things assumed about her. People sometimes assumed because she was from a certain part of town and didn’t have the […]

REVIEW: The CEO’s Surprise Family by Teresa Carpenter
18th Aug / 3 Comments

REVIEW: The CEO’s Surprise Family by Teresa Carpenter

    The CEO’s Surprise Family by Teresa Carpenter: Having learned living is what you have to do, some people make the most of it, others try and just protect themselves. What would you do? Alexa, Lexi, Malone knows that she has to do all she can do to protect her […]