Book Review: Rachel Vincent’s Rogue
Faythe is the first and only female enforcer in her Pride and has made big decisions…and bigger mistakes, including one that may be coming back to haunt in a rash of missing human women.
Publisher: MIRA Books
Book Review: Rachel Vincent’s Stray
Faythe has tried to carve out a normal life, she’s been warned about Strays, then she’s attacked. And learns that two other tabbies are missing. She’ll do what she has to, to find them.
Book Review: Jaci Burton’s Heart of a Killer
No one said coming home would be easy. But for Dante Renaldi, it’s murder. Before this Special Forces hero has even unpacked his bags.
Book Review: Anne Stuart’s Ice Blue
Museum curator Summer Hawthorne considered the exquisite ice-blue bowl given to her by her Japanese nanny a treasure of sentimental value—until somebody tried to kill her for it.
Book Review: Anne Stuart’s Cold as Ice
An easy delivery to a billionaire’s yacht turns deadly for Manhattan lawyer Genevieve Spenser when he tries to force her. Now she in the way of Peter Jensen’s mission…
Book Review: Anne Stuart’s Black Ice
A chance to earn a bit on the side translating at a business conference outside Paris? Hell, yes. Until Chloe Underwood discovers the truth about her employers…
Book Review: Megan Hart’s Precious and Fragile Things
Worn out, Gilly Soloman only feels relief that she can rest, when a carjacker holds a knife to her throat. Time forges a connection, but she can never forget he’s a man teetering on the edge.
Book Review: Maggie Shayne’s Twilight Begins
A two-for-one deal that includes both full-length stories that begin the Wings in the Night historical paranormal fantasy series.
Book Review: Anne Stuart’s Breathless
Ruined and shunned by London society, Miranda Rohan embraces the freedom that comes from having nothing left to lose until trapped in a marriage rooted in vengeance.
Book Review: Anne Stuart’s Reckless
Now a dedicated member of the depraved Heavenly Host, Adrian Alistair Rohan loses himself in his only pleasure, and see Charlotte as a toy until better arrives.