Reviewed by: E Now available in one volume, the novels which began Tanya Huff’s career. Child of the Grove and The Last Wizard form a powerful fantasy duology about the last wizard ever to be born into the world. It is the saga of Crystal, a daughter of Power whose destiny is to put an […]
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The Silkworm was an enjoyable sequel to Robert Galbraith’s debut, The Cuckoo’s Calling. I’ve stuck with the audiobook format because of its narrator, Robert Glenister. The Silkworm follows months after the ending of The Cuckoo’s Calling. After solving such a high-profile case, Cormoran Strike and Robin now have high-paying clients that are keeping them super
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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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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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Reviewer: MinnChica I love Shalvis’ writing, and I’ve been hooked on the Cedar Ridge series since it first released. I couldn’t wait to find out what was going on with the brother who was keeping his distance, and Shalvis didn’t disappoint! Jacob’s history with his family is dark and ugly and one that he isn’t
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