Book Review: Margaret Frazer’s The Murderer’s Tale
A visit to Minster Lovell was a welcome respite for Sister Frevisse–until murder visited the quiet manor. While some suspect a fitful guest, Frevisse knew too much to be easily fooled.
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Book Review: Maya Banks & Shayla Black’s Four Play
In “Pillow Talk” by Maya Banks, Zoe is a woman in a committed relationship with her boyfriend Chase. Then one night, Chase reveals his number-one fantasy, which involves his two best buddies. Is Zoe game? She sure is, because it opens the door for a secret fantasy all her own.
In Shayla Black’s “Her Fantasy Men”, a girly-girl named Kelsey plays football, craves action movies, and loves knocking back a cold beer with her three best friends-all male. Yet she’s never seemed sexually interested in any one of these hot guys. So what does Kelsey want? A fantasy come true for all four of them.
Book Review: Cindy Gerard’s Risk No Secrets
A deadly international mission reunites the sexy Wyatt Savage and his sizzling former love, Sophie Baylor, as they track down an abducted girl.
Book Review: Yasmine Galenorn’s Demon Mistress
If the nerds from hell don’t get their act together, Mennolly is going to turn their toga party into a bloodbath, anything to keep them from winning Shadow Wing’s favor.
Book Review: Katie MacAlister’s You Slay Me
Courier Aisling Grey is pitted against Drake Vireo, a seriously handsome Parisian dragon who claims she’s a demon lord and his mate.
Book Review: Peter Tremayne’s Behold a Pale Horse
Sister Fidelma’s old teacher, Brother Ruadn, is dying, and his last words send her off on her most dangerous adventure where murder follows murder and a vicious civil war threatens.
Book Review: Timothy Zahn’s Judgment at Proteus
Traveling the Quadrail train throughout the galaxy, Frank Compton is up against the Mohdri, mind-controlling coral, as a new enemy rises, the all-consuming Shonkla’raa.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ Undone By Her Tender Touch
Pippa Laingley is making her bakery and catering dream come true, but one passion-filled night with Cameron Hollingsworth will crash it down about her ears.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey and Rosemary Edghill’s Conspiracies
Defeating the evil force that has been killing for years wasn’t enough Spirit and her friends discover. Now, if they want to live long enough to graduate, they have to find out what is really going on—before it’s too late.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Some Like It Hawk
Meg helps run Caerphilly’s summer arts and crafts festival while trying to smoke out a murderer and support Mr. Throckmorton’s long siege until they can find the secret of the town.