Reviewer: MinnChica I love this series by Burton, but this book didn’t work for me in so many ways, Victoria is on her annual vacation when she runs into sexy surfer Alex. She’s immediately attracted to him and begins a fun vacation fling with the younger man. But as things start to heat up with […]
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Lou: Thea Harrison has the knack for writing novellas. I knew without a doubt that I would enjoy this instalment in a new mini-story arc, which hints at new and changing politics in the Elder world and human world. I loved returning again to Pia and Dragos and I’m super excited about where the story
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Reviewer: MinnChica I’m a big fan of Dimon, and her latest series is sexy and fun and full of suspense and awesomesauce! Natalie gave up her job at the CIA for her team, and although she knows it was the best choice, she hates the new life she has been forced into because of it.
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Today we are super excited to spotlight a Book Pusher favorite, Jaci Burton, and Nothing Personal. Multi-millionaire casino owner Ryan McKay needs a bride in a hurry, and the one he chose has just backed out, which means he could lose his company within hours. He doesn’t know the meaning of the word failure, so he’s
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Reviewer: MinnChica Zoe loves being a pilot, but now that her brother and sister have moved out of the family home, things are quieter in her life than she is used to. The moment Parker shows up on her doorstep, that all changes. Parker is in town on vacation, but the last thing he wants
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Reviewer: MinnChica Henrik is a well known ladies man and he is never without a woman on his arm. But meeting Jacqui is new and exciting for him. She isn’t his typical lady friend. She doesn’t care about his status, his money, or his fame. But as their sexual relationship develops, Jacqui realizes that Henrik
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