Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Leopard’s Prey
Homicide Detective and leopard-shifter Remy Boudreux is hunting a serial killer in the French Quarter…drawn in by a beautiful jazz singer bathed in blood-red neon.
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Book Review: Simon R. Green’s Casino Infernale
The annual Casino Infernale finds Eddie Drood and Molly Metcalf rigging the game and bringing down the Bank-it’s winner take all and losers give up their souls!
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Magic Strikes
When Kate’s werewolf friend Derek is discovered nearly dead, she must confront her greatest challenge yet when she enters the Midnight Games—against the Beast Lord’s orders.
Book Review: Frances and Richard Lockridge’s Murder Out of Turn
Mr. and Mrs. North have invited their closest friends—an ex-aviator, a mysterious doctor, and New York Police Department’s own Lt. William Weigand—to join them on this glittering retreat, but the joviality ends when Weigand finds Helen Wilson lying across the path, a knife buried in her neck. A member of the group surely killed her, and unless the Norths act quickly, the murderer will strike again.
Book Review: Lisa Marie Rice’s Nightfire
Finally healthy, Chloe Mason’s searches her long-lost brother, Harry . . . which brings Harry’s friend and business partner, Mike Keillor, crashing into her life and her heart. Former Marine Force Recon sniper and SWAT officer, Mike can deal coolly and efficiently with any threat . . . until he’s blindsided by fierce, fiery passion . . . and love. He will not lose her to the Russian mob.
Book Review: Craig Johnson’s Hell is Empty
Raynaud Shade, a dangerous sociopath who confessed to murdering a boy ten years ago, is leading the FBI and Walt through a blizzard to the burial site.
Book Review: Jennifer McGowan’s Maid of Secrets
Orphan Meg Fellowes makes her living picking pockets—until she steals from the wrong nobleman. Instead of rotting in prison like she expected, she’s whisked away to the court of Queen Elizabeth and pressed into royal service, where she joins four other remarkable girls in the Maids of Honor, the Queen’s secret society of protectors.
Book Review: Frances and Richard Lockridge’s The Norths Meet Murder
THE NORTHS MEET MURDER in the top-floor studio of the old house in which they live. Long left vacant, Mrs. North decides it is just the place for a party and takes her husband up to check it out when they find a murdered man in the bathtub! With no clue, Detective Weigand begins spinning his web and gathering into it the most amazing conglomeration of information. With the aid of Mrs. North’s “hunches” Weigand carries through to a brilliant, entertaining and fascinating conclusion.
Book Review: Julia Quinn’s Romancing Mister Bridgerton
Penelope Featherington has secretly adored her best friend’s brother for…well, it feels like forever. After half a lifetime of watching Colin Bridgerton from afar, she thinks she knows everything about him, until she stumbles across his deepest secret . . . and fears she doesn’t know him at all. As for Colin . . . turns out Penelope is the girl haunting his dreams, but when he discovers that Penelope has secrets of her own, this elusive bachelor must decide . . . is she his biggest threat — or his promise of a happy ending?
Book Review: Dr. Linda N. Edelstein’s Writer’s Guide to Character Traits
‘The Writer’s Guide to Character Traits’ profiles the mental, emotional and physical qualities of dozens of different personality types. The guide also includes a section on child personality types.