Book Review: Nalini Singh’s Rebel Hard
Nayna Sharma is all about pleasing her family but hates the whole traditional idea. Raj Sen is all about traditional. They’re all wrong for each other. And love is about to make rebels of them both.
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Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Judgment Road
On the run, Anya Rafferty seeks refuge as the bartender in a biker bar where she attracts the attention of the scariest member of the club. Everything Reaper doesn’t want.
Book Review: Shelly Laurenston’s Hot and Badgered
Protecting her little sisters has always been Charlie Taylor-MacKilligan’s job, and she’s not about to let some pesky giant grizzly protection specialist with a network of every shifter in Manhattan get in her way.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Missing
Everyone knows they left. No one knows they’re…m i s s i n g. We were wrong.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Portents
Seven stories of the town’s past, of the people and the fae a young woman fleeing her past will run to, only to discover that her past extends further than she ever imagined.
Book Review: Seanan McGuire’s Tricks for Free
On the run from the Covenant to protect her family, Antimony Price seeks refuge in one of the biggest amusement parks in Florida. Then the “accidents” begin…
Book Review: Seanan McGuire’s “The Recitation of the Most Holy and Harrowing Pilgrimage of Mindy and Also Mork”
Those Aeslin mice, Mindy and Mork, are on their own as they flee the carnival and traverse the airport, desperate for home.
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s The Arrangement
A story of passionate awakening and redemption unites a war hero consigned to darkness with a remarkable woman who finds her own salvation by showing him the light of love.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s Bryant & May and the Burning Man
When London is engulfed in riots and burning men, Arthur Bryant and John May, London’s most ingenious (and peculiar) detectives have to work fast to hold a sinister killer’s feet to the fire.
Book Review: Diane Whiteside’s Improper Gentlemen
Three unusual, hardly respectable heroes, in this anthology of historical romances by Diane Whiteside, Mia Malone, and Maggie Robinson.