Reviewer: MinnChica I was intrigued by this book, because I’m a huge fan of romantic suspense, and I’ve read some of Rosso’s sci-fi romance novels and enjoyed them! Art is deep undercover with the Russian mob and is patiently waiting for the day that he can take them down. He can’t wait to be the […]
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Lou: Sophie Jordan’s All Chained Up was an enjoyable romance, whose first-half kicked butt. Knox is a felon who went to prison for a crime he was truly guilty of, alongside his younger brother, which made for a change in having the hero falsely imprisoned. It made things more real and gritty because the
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The Edge of Surrender is part two of Emma and Ryan’s story. Here be spoilers so be warned. The book starts where it left off on the cliffhanger, with Emma vanishing, leaving Ryan using all of his super SEAL skills in finding Emma. Part two is definitely the weakest part of the story for quite
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Reviewer: MinnChica I’m always down for a good sexy suspense story, so when I came across this book from Roberts, I was anxious to give her a try. I’m a little reluctant to read stories about cheating spouses, whether the spouse is dead or not, because it’s a trope I’m not comfortable reading. I have
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I’m on a big mystery romance kick at the moment, so I’m like a kid in a sweet shop who after years of going sugar-free is now overwhelmed with the choices available! After glomming the Cormoran Strike series (not a romance series!) it really jump-started my interest and enjoyment again for the mystery genre. After
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Reviewed by: Marlene I picked this up because I usually like Nico Rosso’s work, especially his contributions to The Ether Chronicles (see review at Library Journal) and his Demon Rock series, reviewed at Reading Reality (start with Heavy Metal Heart reviewed here) However, I found Countdown to Zero Hour to be a bit slow going.
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