Book Review: Laura Griffin’s Unspeakable
Elaina McCord wants to find a kill. But he’s already found her.
Month: October 2011
Book Review: Fern Michaels’ Fast Track
When you need the best, you need the Sisterhood…
Book Review: Fern Michaels’ Hokus Pokus
The Sisterhood is in hiding on a luxurious mountaintop, but when Supreme Court Chief Justice Pearl Barnes faces blackmail…they sneak back to investigate.
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s A Royal Pain
1930s London and Lady Georgiana – thirty-fourth in line to the throne – has a lot on her plate, but little in her cupboards, when her new houseguest, the Bavarian princess, shows up.
Rose Blue, Corinne J. Naden, and Don Tate, Ron’s Big Mission
A biographical story of prejudice in Lake City, South Carolina in 1959 and how it bit the dust! The Story Rolling out of bed, dressing as fast as he can, young Ron McNair has no time for breakfast, a free donut, or basketball. For Ron is on a mission. Determined to check books out of the library. The problem is. Ron’s black. Only white people can check books out of the library. The Characters Ron is fascinated by planes and flying and after spending so much time at the library reading books there and not being able to check them out, Ron fully intends to reverse that. All the white people Ron encountered both on his way to the library and at the library were really nice people. They wanted to help Ron get his books. As long as he didn’t make waves or try to check them out on his own. What’s with that? Why is it that, today, we can see how stupid this is? Why couldn’t we see it then? What will we see as stupid 10 years from now? My Take Prejudice is so stupid. I just loved that Ron was so excited about going to […]
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s Her Royal Spyness
Broke and fleeing an engagement, Lady Georgiana must clear her family name, when an arrogant Frenchman trying to swipe her family estate winds up dead in her bathtub,
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s Evan Only Knows
On a visit to his mother with his new fiancée, Constable Evan Evans is challenged to find not the stone-cold killer he expected but a scared young man who swears his innocence.
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s Evans to Betsy
Evans and a psychic barmaid are on the trail of the missing director of the recently opened Sacred Grove New Age Center.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ Colters’ Lady
The Colters never imagined they’d follow the unconventional path of their fathers, but they can’t ignore their need to offer Lily their protection and love. But first they must heal the deep wounds of her past.
Book Review; Kresley Cole’s A Hunger Like No Other
A tale of a fierce werewolf and a bewitching vampire—unlikely soul mates whose passion will test the boundaries of life and death. But an ancient evil from her past resurfaces…