Book Review: Cindy Gerard’s To the Brink
When his marriage fell apart, Ethan Garrett never really recovered. Now a highly paid bodyguard, Ethan quickly slips back into combat mode when he learns of Darcy’s disappearance.
When his marriage fell apart, Ethan Garrett never really recovered. Now a highly paid bodyguard, Ethan quickly slips back into combat mode when he learns of Darcy’s disappearance.
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.The Bleiberg Projecton April 22, 2013 and has 202 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon First in the Consortium thriller series revolving around a secret underground agency set on remaking the world. My Take This was good with a cast of characters with whom I empathized and cried for. …I don’t think I’ll ever understand evil, other than that it exists. I was conflicted over a “3” or a “4” and chose to rank it up simply because it was a treat to read — no grammatical issues to leap out and trip my eyeballs up and very nicely translated by Simon John. The story incorporates flashbacks — and I’m very grateful for the notice at each chapter start that tells me where I am in the story! — that flash over a range of decades from Hitler’s imprisonment for the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923 to Jay’s memories of his childhood. I thought Khara was reasonably evenhanded in how he treated soldiers in the German army, pointing out that they and the […]
A Scottish warrior with immortal powers, unprepared for the lass before him. The woman he had sworn to destroy, that a trick of fate sent back 700 years in time.
An immanent post from KD Did It with imminent news about an eminent Word Confusion.
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.The Big Bank Burglaryon January 4, 2013 and has 160 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo Second in the St. Viper’s School for Super Villains fantasy series for kids. My Take It’s cute, but it’s missing some of the joie de vivre of the first book, The Riotous Rocket Ship Robbery, in this series. I did like the graphics in this story; they were simpler and their greater contrast rendered better on a Kindle. This one is a lesson in not getting too full of yourself, and poor Demon…it’s a hard lesson to undergo. He isn’t helping matters either with his bragging and cockiness. It just makes it easier to make a fool of Demon until he starts to pay attention to other people. Then there’s that last revelation at the end…hoo, boy. Donovan continues the praise for the kids being evil — I do love this angle. It’s such a head spinner! I guess that’s why it’s difficult to reconcile my wanting Demon to be nicer to his friends and […]
I do hate to be wrong, so I was pleased to know accidently isn’t too bad a choice even if accidentally is better in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Banished from Eden, Allie, a reluctant teen vampire must hunt down the monster who holds the cure to save the world from a deadly new strain of plague with Zeke’s help.
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Imperfect Pairingson May 15, 2013 and has 416 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon A novel about expectations and relationships, and culture clashes. Yes, I consider this a romance, but more of a love affair about wine. In 2014, Imperfect Pairings was nominated for the Indie Excellence Awards. In 2013, it won Chick Lit – IndieReader Discovery Awards, the Chick Lit/Women’s Lit – USA Best Book Awards, and the Global Fiction – ReaderViews Reader’s Choice Awards; it was given an honorable mention in the General Fiction – Writer’s Digest Book Awards in 2013; and, it was a finalist for the IndieReader Discovery Award for Chick Lit. My Take This story explores Imperfect Pairings on so many levels. It’s almost exhausting to consider. Townsend broke open old wounds, made me re-examine past relationships, wondered about wine, and checked for flights to Roma. I confess that I was torn between a “3” and a “4”. The “4” for Townsend’s diving into the negatives of both cultures, for dissecting Jamie’s relationship with her family. The “3” […]
Lessons go far beyond etiquette and needlepoint, and Eliza Crenshawe’s lesson is to look before she leaps until she discovers a plot to marry her off without a Season.
When Iris Scanlon, Half-Moon Hollow’s only daytime vampire concierge, finds a client more undead than she’d like, she takes him home. And Iris finds herself breaking some rules.