Book Review: Liz Carlyle’s Never Lie to a Lady
Plunge into the steamy underworld of nineteenth-century London. Among the swirling glitter of English high society, a scandalous rogue gets more than he bargained for in the lady of his desires.
Category: Reading Books
Book Review: T.J. Brown’s Summerset Abbey
1913: In a sprawling manor on the outskirts of London, three young women seek to fulfill their destinies and desires amidst the unspoken rules of society and the distant rumblings of war. . .
Book Review: Day Leclaire’s Once Upon a Time
Aunt Maudie hid the will! Now it’s a race against time to find it before Dad finds out she died. Mr Efficiency vs Ms Disorganization and logic has no chance.
Book Review: Jennifer L. Armentrout’s Opal
I’m not the same Katy. I’m different… And I’m not sure what it will mean in the end. Each step brings us closer to the truth, friends will become enemies.
Book Review: Ellen Datlow’s Naked City: Tales of Urban Fantasy
An anthology of 20 urban fantasies by 20 hot writers in a variety of cities inspired by an old TV series, The Naked City.
Book Review: Kristen Callihan’s Winterblaze
Brutally attacked by a werewolf, Winstone Lane discovers the truth Poppy has been hiding from him, breaking his marriage. It will take everything she has to win him back.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ Highlander Most Wanted
A reclusive woman content to live in the shadows shows a Highland warrior the true meaning of love. But Bowen’s rugged sensuality stirs something inside her.
Book Review: Dean Koontz’s Brother Odd
Odd hopes to start over in St. Bartholomew’s Abbey, but trouble has a way of finding him, and it slinks back onto his path in the form of the sinister bodachs he has met previously.
Book Review: Alex Hughes’ Clean
An addict, I work for the cops as an interrogator. As a telepath, it’s a cake walk except no one trusts me. Now a serial killer is stalking the city—and I’m aching for a fix. But I need to solve this case, or I die.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ Casanova Cowboy
A hookup at his favorite club hooks Bennett’s interest in Angel. Her obvious ignorance about a Domme’s role, and her much more likely interest in the submissive side.