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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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 [...]
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 [...]
Review: Heart of Steel by Meljean Brook
I’m sad to say that this is probably my least favorite Meljean Brook novel to date. The writing style I love was still there, but I never became engaged by the story. I think everything would have been different if I had enjoyed the characters more. I didn’t like Yasmeen much and I didn’t feel [...]
Review: Drink Deep by Chloe Neill
There may be spoilers from previous books in the series if you have not read them. I’ve tried not to reveal anything that happens in Drink Deep but it’s very difficult to express my opinion about this book without going into some detail. So, read no further if you want to remain 100% spoiler free. [...]
Review: Angels of Darkness Anthology
I’m not usually much of an anthology fan, but I needed a Meljean Brook fix to tide me over while I wait for Michael’s book, so I jumped at the opportunity to review this book. I was quite surprised to find that I really enjoyed it! Maybe I should try to overcome my anthology dislike [...]
Review: Devilishly Hot by Kathy Love
Short Summary: Small town girl, Annie Lou Riddle, is offered the job of a lifetime when asked to be the assistant for Finola White owner of HOT! magazine. What Annie doesn’t know is that the job comes with a steep price. Her soul! Nick Rossi is investigating HOT! magazine for the disappearance of 20 girls. [...]
Review: Don’t Mess with Texas by Christie Craig
What can I say? I have a soft spot for anything that may be cowboy themed. With the girls’ cowboy boots danglin’ away on the cover along with the title Don’t Mess with Texas, and I couldn’t resist this book. Unfortunately this book didn’t knock me off my boots. At 400 pages, there is lot [...]
Review: Desire’s Edge by Eve Berlin
Reading this book was like trying to watch a show behind a thick pane of glass. What do I mean by that (because what a weird metaphor)? Basically, I felt like I never really got what was promised. I was given this potentially interesting story, but it was always a little out of reach, always [...]
Review: Paying the Piper by Rachel Brimble
While there was nothing in Playing the Piper that I hated, there were several things that I found annoying enough to significantly mar my enjoyment. Brimble’s characters had a lot of potential and were given interesting histories and personalities, but the delivery fell a little short and the story and plot did not do them [...]
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