Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Snared
The Spider herself snared in someone else’s web…all because a friend’s sister has gone missing. And the body only intensifies their fears for the girl still gone.
Publisher: Pocket Books
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Unraveled
Ashland is even more sinister now, and Gin Blanco no longer knows who—or what—she can count on. One thing is for certain: danger and new enemies await Gin and her friends.
Book Review: Cindy Gerard’s Taking Fire
Played for a fool six years ago, former Spec Ops Bobby Taggart is furious to discover the sexy war correspondent again in Oman, just before that bomb goes off.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Bitter Bite
Gin doesn’t trust her, this sweet-talkin’ interloper. Watching Finn fall under her spell wakens all Gin’s protective instincts, even as Finn hurts those around him.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Spider’s Trap
Gin Blanco’s enemies have all sharpened their knives and laid their traps, waiting for her to fall. But this Spider weaves her own webs of death…
Book Review: Cindy Gerard’s Running Blind
A sneak attack ends with Eva bleeding out. An assassin determined to take down the One-Eyed Jacks in revenge. And money. But there are still missions to complete.
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Two for the Dough
Intrepid Stephanie Plum is on the trail of Kenny Mancuso, suspiciously
wealthy and just out of the army, who shot his best friend. He’s also related to Joe Morelli, an interfering vice cop with gray ethics, and a libido in permanent overdrive.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Poison Promise
A drug-pushing ex-boyfriend alerts Gin to a new drug in Ashland while a new magic user with a new type of magic gets Gin curious. Until family is threatened.
Book Review: Jenn Bennett’s Banishing the Dark
Arcadia Bell’s life right now is complicated: unnatural magical power, another brush with death, and a murderous mother determined to take permanent possession of Cady’s body.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Black Widow
Mab Monroe’s daughter is carrying on her mother’s “work”, piling up the favors before she strikes out at Gin’s family and friends. “Fire” uniquely tailored to each one.