Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Devil’s Due
Any time that red envelope slips through the door, that assignment takes priority, and it will force Lucia to choose life or death for innocent people.
Genre: romance
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Slightly Scandalous
The bold, bored, and unhappy Lady Freyja Bedwyn leaps at the chance for a bit of fun when the hell-raising Marquess of Hallmere begs her to hide him in her room.
Book Review: J.R. Ward as Jessica Bird’ s An Irresistible Bachelor
Restoring a masterpiece for the ruthless Jack Walker was the project of a lifetime, but conservationist Callie Burke is too attracted to its sexy owner.
Book Review: J. R. Ward as Jessica Bird’s An Unforgettable Lady
The hard-hearted, uncompromising John Smith is Grace Hall’s new bodyguard, and his new rules sparks both anger and desire — with a killer closing in.
Book Review: Sylvia Day’s Men Out of Uniform
Uniformed men — imagine him out of it! — may enforce the rules, but when off duty and under the covers, they’re experts at breaking them.
Book Review: J.D. Robb’s Unquiet
An anthology of five short paranormal stories that veer from quiet to the not-so-quiet with J.D. Robb, Mary Blayney, Mary Kay McComas, Ruth Ryan Langan, and Patricia Gaffney.
Book Review: Jaci Burton’s The Perfect Play
Tara Lincoln, a beautiful event planner, is willing to bed football star, Mick Riley, but nothing more. Only Mick has other ideas, and nothing will stop him.
Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Devil’s Bargain
Cashiered out of Homicide, Jazz Callendar is drinking away the last of her self-respect. Until a sexy stranger hands her a red envelope and set her up with her own agency.
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s From This Moment On
Alienore of Solonge fled her bridegroom and her stepmother to become a knight-in-disguise. Her latest assignment? Escorting yet another bride to Colin of Bekrhamshire.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s Someone to Watch Over Me
Run off the road in a blizzard, Broadway star Leigh Kendall wakes to discover she’s under suspicion for her husband’s disappearance. As she delves into their past, she finds friends and enemies are impossible to distinguish.