Reviewed by: E Suffragette and journalist Charlotte Brody is bracing herself for her first winter in the frontier town of Cordova in the Alaska Territory. But the chilling murder of a local store owner is what really makes her blood run cold. . . After three months in Cordova, Charlotte is getting accustomed to frontier […]
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I’m surprised to say that I’m really going to miss these people. The author has always said that the Midnight Texas series was a trilogy, and this was the third book. Also, I remember reading somewhere recently where she confirmed that Night Shift was the last book, but can’t find the site. I picked up
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Lou: Make Me Forget is the third instalment of the Make Me serial, and things are progressing slowly for Jacob and Harper, with Jacob revealing and trusting Harper with his need and enjoyment of BDSM in the bedroom. Harper doesn’t know whether she can trust Jacob not to hurt her, especially as he distanced himself
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Lou: Make Me Tremble, part two of the Make Me serial, follows on directly from Harper’s and Jacob’s sudden but intense masturbation scene. I loved this instalment because it showcases what I think has become a trademark of Kery’s, with a dominant hero who makes his intentions known to his heroine in a way that
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Reviewer: MinnChica Ever since I first discovered Gerard, she has been one of my go-to authors for Romantic Suspense. This book didn’t disappoint!! One thing that i’m always hesitant about in my books is when the story is broken into so many different parts and timelines. When there is a huge stretch of time between
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This review contains major spoilers. Marlene: I read Bishop’s Black Jewels series a long, long time ago. And although I loved them at the time, my interest in the series petered out as she kept tacking on sequels. I’ll also confess that I tried her Ephemera series and absolutely could not get into them. So
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