Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Hardcore Twenty-Four
Stephanie Plum has agreed to care for Simon’s boa constrictor. A good thing since Ethel scares off the zombies after Steph. Too bad she can’t scare off Diesel and Ranger too!
Genre: romance
Book Review: Jill Shalvis’ Chasing Christmas Eve
A successful author running away to find her muse. A millionaire geek with a lousy relationship track record. And just two weeks to cut loose, to fall, to make it last a lifetime.
Book Review: J.D. Robb’s Secrets in Death
Eve Dallas must separate rumors from reality when a woman who traffics in other people’s secrets is silenced.
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Dangerous Minds
A ragtag, mismatched trio embarks on a worldwide investigation that will expose a conspiracy 100 years in the making, as they search for Wayan’s lost island.
Book Review: Jamie Magee’s Impulsion
They fell in love as teens, each summer deepening that love until they were torn asunder, force into lives that were worlds apart. Only to come together in a freak accident.
Book Review: Christina Lauren’s Dating You / Hating You
It’s bad enough Carter and Evie are competing high-powered agents, but then their firms merge with their boss determined to sabotage Evie, and Carter caught in the middle.
Book Review: Lora Leigh’s Rule Breaker
Lion Breed Rule Breaker had just a few rules he didn’t break. Not for anyone, especially not when Jonas Wyatt involves him in a mission with a female.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ Just What I Needed
That unexpected kiss from his sexy assailant has Walker Lund in hot pursuit. He’s never been interested in following in anyone’s footsteps. Nor has the artistic Trinity.
Book Review: Jill Shalvis’ The Trouble with Mistletoe
It figures that the gorgeous Keane Winters doesn’t remember Willa Davis. Well, she doesn’t have to deal with him either, until she falls for Petunia, his great-aunt’s Siamese.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s Archangel’s Heart
Lijuan’s lands are falling into bloody chaos, and the Luminata has called the Cadre to a meeting. But secrets echo within their, and the deeper Elena goes, the uglier the darkness.