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Sweet Enemy

Review: Sweet Enemy by Heather Snow

Liliana Claremont is an unusual woman for her day and age.  Her mother died when she was young so she was raised by her father.  Her father taught her to follow scholarly pursuits instead of the normal things most women would do.  So instead of wanting to be married and have children she is a chemist and [...]

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Slayer's Kiss - Cassi Carver

Review: Slayer’s Kiss by Cassi Carver

Kara Reed is a supernatural failure. But where her magic falls short, her fists get the job done. The criminal element doesn’t stand a chance once she hits San Diego’s dark streets. When two smoking-hot tenants move in next door, she thinks her love life might finally be heating up. Just being near Gavin and [...]

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Kiss of the Vampire

Review: Kiss of the Vampire by Cynthia Garner

I was a little nervous to start this book. I hesitated over choosing it for review, although I had no concrete reason to be tentative about it. But something about the cover and the back blurb combined to give me the feeling that it would be on the lighter, more dramatic end of the PNR [...]

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Princess Charming by Nicole Jordan

Review: Princess Charming by Nicole Jordan

Princess Charming starts out with a pretty interesting plotline. The story is about 5 brothers/sisters/cousins that come from a family destined to only find true love once. In every past member of their family the person has either found only one true love or sadly has never found anyone. When his parents and his cousins’ [...]

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Review: If You See Her by Shiloh Walker

Review: If You See Her by Shiloh Walker

After reading the first book in this trilogy, If You Hear Her, I was very excited to dive into If You See Her. The serial killer plot spans the whole trilogy, the romances are the only things resolved in the individual books, so I couldn’t wait to see what came next. The first book was great! [...]

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Crash Into You

Review: Crash Into You by Roni Loren

It’s been ten years since social worker Brynn LeBreck has laid eyes on her former high school lover Reid Jamison.  Reid, now an attorney has lost a high-profile case and is determined to find the evidence to clear his client who has been wrongfully charged with the murder of Brynn’s mother.  While Reid is searching [...]

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Review: Flashfire by Deborah Cooke

Review: Flashfire by Deborah Cooke

I was very excited to read Flashfire.  It is the seventh book in the Dragonfire series, a series that I have wanted to try for a long time but somehow never got around to it.  Big, bad dragons are quite interesting to me and I don’t think there are enough books with them as the [...]

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Untamed

Review: Untamed by Pamela Clare

Untamed is the second book in Pamela Clare’s MacKinnon’s Rangers series. This book is re-released from 2008 and has extra material added. According to Clare’s website, this new version of Untamed features “25 pages of restored content  along with a fresh edit”. Set in North America during the French and Indian War of the 18th [...]

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Real Housewives

Review: The Real Werewives of Vampire County – Anthology

This was my first time reading works by these authors, with the exception of Tami Dane, whose book Blood of Eden I reviewed a few weeks ago on FVBR. For one of the authors – Angie Fox – it will not be my last … the others didn’t fare as well. Reviews are in the [...]

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Destiny

Review: Destiny by Carly Phillips

I wanted to review Destiny by Carly Phillips because I have always liked her past work.  Her stories have fun characters, an engaging plot and some hot lovin’ to go along with it.  I really enjoyed her Hot Zone and Lucky series.  Unfortunately, I can’t say that I enjoyed Destiny as much as her previous [...]

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