Tag: 3.5 Stars


REVIEW: Hard to Hold by Karen Foley
17th Feb / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Hard to Hold by Karen Foley

Hard to Hold (The U.S. Marshals) by Karen Foley: Madeline Howe loves her younger brother Jamie with all her heart. He is the only family she has left in this world, so when he is kidnapped and threatened with death unless his gambling debt is paid, Maddie hops on a bus […]

REVIEW: Texas Outlaws: Billy by Kimberly Raye
10th Feb / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Texas Outlaws: Billy by Kimberly Raye

Texas Outlaws: Billy (Texas Outlaws #2) by Kimberly Raye, is the second book about one of the three Chisholm brothers in the small town of Lost Gun, Texas. This is Billy’s story, the youngest brother. Billy has one goal, to win the Lost Gun Rodeo. His brother Jesse is the […]

REVIEW: Sweet Southern Betrayal by Robin Covington
8th Feb / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Sweet Southern Betrayal by Robin Covington

Sweet Southern Betrayal (The Boys Are Back in Town #3) by Robin Covington: William “Teague” Elliot IV has ambitious future plans including a change of address – the new address is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. He is a couple of weeks away from becoming a partner in the prestigious Harrison and Duff […]

REVIEW: Sinfully Yours by Cara Elliott
2nd Feb / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Sinfully Yours by Cara Elliott

Sinfully Yours by Cara Elliott: They both are hiding their true selves… Anna Sloane hides her career as a highly successful author of “horrid” novels by being as publicly bland and as perfect as possible. Devlin Greville, the Marquess of Davenport, but known as “Devil” Davenport, has the outward appearance […]

REVIEW: Special Angel by Nancy Loyan
2nd Feb / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Special Angel by Nancy Loyan

In Special Angel by Nancy Loyan, Angelique is no ordinary diva or singer for that matter.She’s the world’s greatest singer—and mystery. Nobody knows anything about Angelique’s background, she is so mysterious, beautiful and has such a gifted voice that she is known as an angel, and some even believe that she […]

REVIEW: Bollywood Fiancé For A Day by Ruchi Vasudeva
1st Feb / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Bollywood Fiancé For A Day by Ruchi Vasudeva

In Bollywood Fiancé For A Day by Ruchi Vasudeva, Vishakha wins a chance to go on a date with Bollywood heart-throb, Zaheer Saxena.When she entered the contest at the behest of her Zaheer crazy friends, she had no intention of actually going through it if she won but now it is […]

REVIEW: A Man Without Mercy by Miranda Lee
30th Jan / 0 Comments

REVIEW: A Man Without Mercy by Miranda Lee

In A Man Without Mercy by Miranda Lee, Vivienne Swan quits her job as an interior designer after being dumped by her fiancé via text message for someone else. She needs some time to get over her broken engagement and therefore is not willing to make any professional commitment. But […]

REVIEW:  Hollywood Blackmail by Jackie Ashenden
29th Jan / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Hollywood Blackmail by Jackie Ashenden

Hollywood Blackmail: A Seacliff Novel by Jackie Ashenden is an interesting read. It is about Lizzie Kent, a Los Angeles resident who happens to be the daughter of a well known porn actress. Eleven years ago, Lizzie fell in love and unbeknownst to both her and her boyfriend, her first […]

REVIEW: The Rebel Doc Who Stole Her Heart by Susan Carlisle
29th Jan / 0 Comments

REVIEW: The Rebel Doc Who Stole Her Heart by Susan Carlisle

The Rebel Doc Who Stole Her Heart by Susan Carlisle: Heart surgeon Michelle Ross is always in control andprofessional.After suffering enough in the past,she now hides behind her ice queen facade. But how long can she continue to remain aloof and in control when anesthesiologist Ty Smith sweeps into her […]

REVIEW: English Girl in New York by Scarlet Wilson
28th Jan / 1 Comment

REVIEW: English Girl in New York by Scarlet Wilson

English Girl in New York by Scarlet Wilson All alone in New York after quite possibly the worst year one can imagine Carrie McKenzie doesn’t know if she can handle one more thing. Then it happens a snow storm that cripples New York happens on her way home. Finally making […]