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REVIEW: Archangel’s Prophecy by Nalini Singh
29th Oct / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Archangel’s Prophecy by Nalini Singh

In Archangel’s Prophecy (Guild Hunter #11) by Nalini Singh, Since becoming the consort of Archangel Raphael, one of the most powerful Archangels in the world, Elena Deveraux has become part immortal–and one of the first hunters to be made into an angel. While the Cascade is still causing disturbances all […]

REVIEW: Not Quite Over You by Susan Mallery
26th Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Not Quite Over You by Susan Mallery

In Not Quite Over You (Happily Inc. #4) by Susan Mallery, Silver Tesdal had a plan to expand her business, a traveling bar called AlcoHaul, but thanks to personal politics at the local bank, her loan was denied. Knowing she can’t miss the opportunity and turn down two killer Airstream […]

REVIEW: Royally Yours by Emma Chase
25th Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Royally Yours by Emma Chase

In Royally Yours (Royally #4) by Emma Chase, Knowing your whole life that you will one day become Queen carries a fair amount of responsibility. Especially as a young girl. But when Princess Lenora Celeste Beatrice Arabella Pembrook suddenly becomes Queen in her late teens, she realizes that she had […]

REVIEW: The Librarian’s Vampire Assistant 2 by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff
23rd Oct / 14 Comments

REVIEW: The Librarian’s Vampire Assistant 2 by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff

In The Librarian’s Vampire Assistant 2 by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, Vampire Michael Vanderhorst should not be forced to live in the perpetually sunny, sweltering city known as Phoenix, but if it means keeping his constant-damsel-in-distress librarian Miriam safe then he’ll endure it. Michael would do anything to not only hold […]

REVIEW: Every Breath by Nicholas Sparks
17th Oct / 5 Comments

REVIEW: Every Breath by Nicholas Sparks

In Every Breath by Nicholas Sparks, ER trauma nurse Hope Anderson thought that spending a week at her family’s cottage on Sunset Beach in North Carolina would be a short respite from her troubles. Instead, she meets a man who will forever change her life. A man from a different […]

REVIEW: Shadow and Ice by Gena Showalter
16th Oct / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Shadow and Ice by Gena Showalter

In Shadow and Ice (Gods of War #1) by Gena Showalter, A warrior with four All War wins under his belt, Knox of Iviland has been encased in ice on Terra for untold centuries, waiting for the moment he is freed from his frozen tomb. The first thing he sees, […]

REVIEW: Alaskan Holiday by Debbie Macomber
16th Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Alaskan Holiday by Debbie Macomber

In Alaskan Holiday by Debbie Macomber, Six months in Alaska, cooking at a lodge. Josie Stewart still isn’t sure what she was thinking when she agreed to work temporarily for the Caribou Lake Lodge before moving on to a prestigious job as a sous chef in Seattle. The minuscule town […]

REVIEW: The Christmas Sisters by Sarah Morgan
15th Oct / 6 Comments

REVIEW: The Christmas Sisters by Sarah Morgan

In The Christmas Sisters by Sarah Morgan, Anyone would think Christmas in the Scottish Highlands would be idyllic, steeped in all the warmth and coziness of the season. But it couldn’t be further from the truth this year. As Suzanne and Stewart McBride prepare their house for the arrival of […]

REVIEW: Tiger Striped by Jennifer Ashley
14th Oct / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Tiger Striped by Jennifer Ashley

In Tiger Striped (Shifters Unbound #11.5) by Jennifer Ashley, Shifter Tiger is accustomed to hearing a call for help from some unknown source in his mind and having to set out on a rescue mission at a moment’s notice. It’s partly what he was designed to do. But the voice […]

REVIEW: The Sugarhouse Blues by Mariah Stewart
13th Oct / 4 Comments

REVIEW: The Sugarhouse Blues by Mariah Stewart

In The Sugarhouse Blues (The Hudson Sisters #2) by Mariah Stewart, Des Hudson and her older sister Allie have given up their normal daily lives–such as they were–to fulfill their father Fritz’s final wishes: to meet their half-sister Cara, whom they’d never even heard of before, and to restore the […]