Book Review: Lee Child’s Without Fail
Jack Reacher is perfect to assassinate the vice president of the U.S., for a covert group has the vice president in their sights. But they didn’t plan on Reacher.
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Book Review: Lee Child’s Echo Burning
Jack gets picked up just as a cop and his buddies are about to take him in for a “chat” that may have been a better option. This woman wants him to kill her husband.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s Play of Passion
Drew Kincaid must battle to win Indigo Riviere, as these two wolves find themselves playing a hot, sexy game even as lethal danger stalks the very place they call home.
Book Review: Carl T. Smith’s Lowcountry Boil
Unjustly sent to prison, Sam Larkin is mysteriously released, beginning a new life. One that’s shattered when undercover federal agent Karen Chaney comes to town as part of a drug sting operation.
Book Review: Meljean Brook’s Demon Blood
Raised by a demon, Rosalia learned to guard her heart…until Deacon, a powerful vampire who betrayed the Guardians. Then his quest creates a dangerous alliance, and she’s his only hope.
Book Review: Jude Deveraux’s Sweet Liar
It was her father’s dying wish that the lonely Samantha Elliot search for her grandmother. A quest aided by her gorgeous landlord, Mike Taggert, too beautiful, too charming, too persistent.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey & Rosemary Edghill’s Dead Reckoning
Disguised as a boy and surviving as a gambler in the Old West, Jett has been searching for her brother when she joins up with a young inventor, Honoria Gibbons, to battle a zombie invasion.
Book Review: Michael McGarrity’s Tularosa
Terry Yazzi, his former partner and the man responsible for ex-Santa Fe chief of detectives Kevin Kerney’s wounds, pleads for Kerney’s help. Yazzi’s son, a soldier, has disappeared in the barren desert surrounding the White Sands Missile Range.
Book Review: Devon Monk’s Tin Swift
Cedar must navigate betrayal, lies, and treacherous alliances, risking everything to save those he has come to hold dear…even as he fulfills his promises.
Book Review: John Flanagan’s The Invaders
They’re misfits who did the impossible and won the Brotherband, beating out the best young warriors. A party that ends when the Herons lose Skandia’s sacred artifact.