Book Review: Patricia Cornwell’s Cruel and Unusual
A strange folder on her computer and a Waddell-style murder days after his execution sends Kay Scarpetta, Agent Benton Wesley, and Det. Pete Marino, and young Lucy on the trail.
Book Review: Jaci Burton’s Mountain Moonlight
A cataclysmic event forces Conner Devlin and a Romanian beauty, Katya, together. Under a full moon, their primal needs lead to passion high in the Carpathian Mountains.
Book Review: Anne Stuart’s Breathless
Ruined and shunned by London society, Miranda Rohan embraces the freedom that comes from having nothing left to lose until trapped in a marriage rooted in vengeance.
Book Review: Kate Douglas’ Sexy Beast
An anthology of three erotic stories involving animals.
Book Review: Marjorie M. Liu’s A Wild Light
For years, Maxine Kiss has channeled her inner darkness into hunting demons. But when she finds herself covered in blood beside her grandfather’s dead body with no memory, Maxine fears the darkness has finally consumed her.
Book Review: David Weber and Steve White’s Insurrection
The Inner World of the Terran Federation have forgotten that successful political systems are based on freedom. Now, having seized power, they won’t give it up.
Book Review: Nora Roberts’ Montana Sky
To inherit, three strangers, sisters, must live together for a year in the face of terrifying danger.
Book Review: Rick Riordan’s The Battle of the Labyrinth
To stop the invasion, Percy and his demigod friends set out on a quest through the Labyrinth – a sprawling underground world with stunning surprises at every turn.
Book Review: Patricia A. McKillip’s In the Forests of Serre
A grieving prince triggers a curse that means nothing, until it means everything. A forced remarriage, enticement into a sideways world, and no hope of return unless he desires it.
Book Review: John Ringo & Julie Cochrane’s Honor of the Clan
Three words that resound in the heart of the warrior, but what is duty when country is gone? Where does honour lie when allies are revealed as enemies, when friends are not who they seem and when enemies are the ones we love?