We’re reviewing the second story in this duology. Lou: I was pretty stoked when we were sent Gaslight Hades for review by the lovely and mega-talented Grace Draven. The novella is a historical steampunk with a heavy dose of gothic romance. The imagery and tone she created was dark and very romantic with such a […]
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Lou: I was really excited for Reaper’s Fall as it’s Painter’s book! This book definitely lived up to my excited expectations. A sexy and very glommable read with lots of angst. I did have some issues with the pacing towards the end because I felt it lost momentum, but all the good stuff first! I
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Lou: When I saw the news about Kleypas returning to historical romance I imagined the sound of trumpets heralding the return of the Queen. Yes–I’m being dramatic but Kleypas’ historicals are some of my favourite books in existence. Eva. Cold-hearted Rake was a huge improvement on Joe’s book in the Travis series, which felt really
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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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These days it’s not often I pick up a romantic suspense to read as my tastes run towards contemporary and sci-fi and fantasy. Yet there was something about Shattered’s blurb that caught my attention. I’ve heard great things about Cynthia Eden and while I really enjoyed Shattered with its action-packed suspense and super creepy characters,
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Reviewer: MinnChica Lydia is from a firefighter family, and after a disastrous marriage to a firefighter, she is determined to find a life outside of the firehouse. When her sister calls her home to help out at the family owned bar, Lydia is thrown back into the middle of a her old life, and faced
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