Book Review: Anya Wylde’s Love Muffin and Chai Latte
Tabitha Lee Timmons deals with financial stress, loony relatives, some crooks, an unhappy bride-to-be, a grumpy old man, and two heartbreakingly handsome men.
Publisher: Amazon
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.
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: Jodi Ellen Malpas’ His True Queen
A cruel turn of events rips Josh Jameson’s and Princess Adeline’s worlds apart and Adeline is more bound than ever. Yet Josh refuses to lose the woman he loves.
Book Review: Keri Arthur’s Blood Kissed
Ignoring her witch heritage, Lizzie Grace opens a small cafe on a werewolf reservation, but is soon caught up in a hunt for a rampaging vampire. But can she survive the werewolf hate?
Book Review: Ben Aaronovitch’s “The Furthest Station”
Ghosts are rampaging on the Underground, desperate to deliver their message, disintegrating before a young ghost and a godlet to sic the police onto the truth.
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s The Tuscan Child
Guilt and the need to escape her own trauma finds Joanna Langley pursuing unrevealed truths about her distant father’s past only to find others prefer the past be left alone.
Book Review: Katie Lane’s Falling for Tender Heart
New York editor Emery Wakefield has come to Bliss, Texas, in search of
the fabled final novel in the Tender Heart series, but encounters a sexy but stubborn cowboy who holds the rights.
Book Review: Owen Parr’s A Murder on Wall Street
Can a priest, his brother, and the brother’s girlfriend solve a murder case and see justice done—or will they be the murderer’s latest victim?
Book Review: Christopher Rice’s Bone Music
Freed from her serial-killer “parents” when she was seven, only to be exploited by her real father, Charlotte Rowe is secretly dosed and gains unexpected powers.