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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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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Reviewed by Meka and Marlene Meka: I found this series quite by accident and contrary to my constant choosing of books that are not firsts in a series, I read this one in order. This is a rare thing! When I found out that Marlene would be writing a review of this book, I practically
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Focus on Me was an unexpected read. Unexpected and welcoming in the direction it took. I commend Megan Erickson for making it central to the storyline. Mental illness can be a combination of many things and what was great is that Riley’s issues aren’t magically wished away or cured by the end of the book.
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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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