I’m on a big mystery romance kick at the moment, so I’m like a kid in a sweet shop who after years of going sugar-free is now overwhelmed with the choices available! After glomming the Cormoran Strike series (not a romance series!) it really jump-started my interest and enjoyment again for the mystery genre. After […]
Review: At the Edge by Laura Griffin Read More »
I read in series order. It’s a compulsion of mine and I rarely hit a new series without reading the previous books. But I loved the sound of this blurb and decided to live a little and read out of order. I know. Very daring of me. I’m glad I did as I have found
Review: To Have and to Master by Sparrow Beckett Read More »
Lou: I have Has to thank for recommending this title to me. I was going to pass on this book as it’s not often I read historicals these days. But Has kept bookpushing and I finally caved and purchased the book. I’m glad I did because The Highwayman was darn good with such an engaging
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Reviewed by: E & Lou E: I have read a few of Lerner’s stories in the past so when she asked if we were interested in reviewing her latest I eagerly accepted. I then read the blurb and thought this tale of opposites certainly had potential. Most of the historical romances I have read focus
Joint Review: Listen to the Moon by Rose Lerner Read More »
I don’t think I’ve read a Roni Loren title before (not sure why since she’s a great writer) Off the Clock but I’m certainly going to be doing so in the future. I’m going to be using some spoiler-tags in this review coz spoilers. Off the Clock was an enjoyable erotic romance with some intense
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E: Please take the warning seriously! If you don’t want a major spoiler for SHADOW’S END wait to read this story. That being said this was a really good needed short story. It focuses on Liam and how he handles pain, stress, and growing up as a Dragon. I have been wondering for some time
Group Review: Liam Takes Manhattan by Thea Harrison Read More »
