Tag: 3.5 Stars


REVIEW: Stirring Up Trouble by Andrea Laurence
15th Sep / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Stirring Up Trouble by Andrea Laurence

Stirring Up Trouble by Andrea Laurence: Maddie, a baker from a prominent family in town, moves across the street from Emmett’s bar. With the encouragement of one of her customers, she calls the police to file noise compliant after noise compliant. They both end up arrested, by Maddie’s brother no less, […]

REVIEW: Claimed for Makarov’s Baby by Sharon Kendrick
13th Sep / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Claimed for Makarov’s Baby by Sharon Kendrick

Claimed for Makarov’s Baby is the first part in The Bond of Billionaires series by Sharon Kendrick. Dimitri Makarov’s former secretary is getting married, but instead of congratulating the happy couple, the masterful oligarch plans to stop the wedding… For he’s just discovered that the blushing bride is also mother […]

REVIEW: Hidden in the Sheikh’s Harem by Michelle Conder
10th Sep / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Hidden in the Sheikh’s Harem by Michelle Conder

In Hidden in the Sheikh’s Harem by Michelle Conder,Prince Zachim Darkhan of Bakaan never expected to find himself bound and at the mercy of his nemesis. But with a skillful ease borne of years as a warrior he escapes his bonds…then takes the man’s daughter as his captive and hides […]

REVIEW: Defensive Heart by Dorothy F. Shaw
5th Sep / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Defensive Heart by Dorothy F. Shaw

Defensive Heart by Dorothy F. Shaw is a good read which gives credence to the statement that opposites do attract. Straight-laced attorney falls for a young and sexy, tattooed artist. Throw in a troubled daughter, an ex-husband who doesn’t want to be an ex, and a hero who will rock […]

REVIEW: Cowboy Valentine by Mia Hopkins (Aug 25)
25th Aug / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Cowboy Valentine by Mia Hopkins (Aug 25)

    Cowboy Valentine by Mia Hopkins: Novellas, especially ones this short (at an estimated 85 pages), are difficult because it’s hard to give the characters much depth in such a short amount of space. This story is no exception.

REVIEW: Next Stop: Love by Miranda J. Fox
23rd Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Next Stop: Love by Miranda J. Fox

In Next Stop: Love by Miranda J. Fox, Sophia Neumann has decided it’s time to start living her life the way she wants, instead of continuing to follow the expectations dictated by her overbearing mother. An interview with an entertainment company is the perfect opportunity to start afresh. Yet, she […]

REVIEW: Wicked Embers by Keri Arthur
22nd Aug / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Wicked Embers by Keri Arthur

In Wicked Embers, the second book in the Souls of Fire series, for Australian author Keri Arthur, Emberly’s prophetic dreams are becoming increasingly harder to deal with. As a phoenix – a cyclically reborn and long-lived paranormal – she thought she’d witnessed a lot in her many lifetimes, but nothing […]

REVIEW: Release Me by Ann Marie Walker and Amy K. Rogers
21st Aug / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Release Me by Ann Marie Walker and Amy K. Rogers

Release Me by Ann Marie Walker and Amy K. Rogers: Allie’s life has just been turned upside down. She needs Hudson more than ever, but after learning of his betrayal, he’s the last person she should want by her side. She’s trying to just get through the days until she gets […]

REVIEW: As Lost As I Get  by Lisa Nicholas
20th Aug / 3 Comments

REVIEW: As Lost As I Get by Lisa Nicholas

      As Lost As I Get by Lisa Nicholas was an interesting adventure suspense in a unique setting with a lot going on! Zoe, having recovered from a horrible experience in the last place she worked, is a Doctor working at a clinic in Colombia. Lee is undercover CIA […]