Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “New Year’s Kisses”
The younger adults in the DarkRiver leopard pack and the SnowDancer wolf pack plan to start New Year’s Eve off right — with a party!
Genre: romance
Book Review: Jaci Burton’s Melting the Ice
Hockey player Drew Hogan has past history with Carolina Preston. When her brother suggests him as a model for her fashion show, Carolina is determined to use him, just as he used her.
Book Review: Thea Harrison’s Night’s Honor
In need of protection, Tess seeks a terrifying safety, forced to navigate the dangers of the Nightkind world and the frightening nature of the Nightkind king’s right-hand man.
Book Review: Lilith Saintcrow’s Dark Watcher
Theodora Morgan is besieged: the Crusade wants her dead and the Dark wants to feed on her. Then there’s Dante. Tall, grim, and armed, he says he’s here to protect her.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Angels’ Pawn”
It’s a switch-up when Ashwini gets paired with the vampire she usually hunts, Janvier. It’s a tricky enough hunt, then Nazarach expresses his interest. Eek!
Book Review: Jill Shalvis’ Forever and a Day
Grace Brooks is starting over, working as a dog walker for overwhelmed ER doctor Josh Scott. A job that soon segues into caring for his rambunctious kids.
Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Hot Blooded
An anthology of four short, hot blooded, and erotic stories which received the Hughey Award for Best Anthology as well as the P.E.A.R.L. for Best Anthology in 2004. And well worth it!
Book Review: Jaci Burton’s Straddling the Line
Her father’s death is threatening Haven Briscoe’s career, and it’s Trevor Shay to the rescue, letting her into his world where she stumbles onto his secret, one he’s hidden his entire life.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Home”
Clay and Tally’s POV about adapting their home to welcome their new foster children and give everyone some privacy.
Book Review: G.A. Aiken’s Light My Fire
ROFLMAO as Aiken pokes fun at fear, society’s views on gender roles, role reversal, on family dynamics and sibling rivalry, playing on male stereotypes, bigotry, and religion … She’s a must-read!