Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ “Silent Blade”
Old hatreds die hard. Old love dies harder. And Meli Galdes has earned her right to retire, but her kinsmen have one last favor to ask: Kill the man who ruined her life.
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Book Review: Kristen Painter’s All Fired Up
Betrayal has dogged Alrik Gunn’s existence, but he will have revenge for his family. Until the unhappy Calleigh McCarthy. One wrongly chosen word, and any chance for happiness will go up in flames.
Book Review: Larissa Ione’s Snowbound
Sexy ski patroller Sean Trenton has had 2 dry years & is ready to remedy the celibacy situation with sexy Robyn Montgomery. The very last thing Robyn wants.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ Redneck Romeo
It takes a call about his father to drag Dalton back to Wyoming, the home he never wanted to come back to, not after leaving Addie at the altar.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ Colters’ Daughter
He let her go once, and the betrayal drove Callie Colter home to lick her wounds. This time he’s playing for keeps.
Except truth creeps to the surface.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ “Miss Firecracker”
Humiliated, Willow Gregory lashes back with the best payoff when she meets Blake West, a nice guy with some ideas from those rowdy, rough McKay cousins.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ “Mistress Christmas”
When a friend is rolled by a stripper, Nick steps into a case of mistaken identity. Holly can revel in the mistake and get wild with Nick willing to help out.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ Gone Country
Gavin and Rielle have some hard choices to make, and it’s all about family. A reluctant, selfish daughter and a prideful girlfriend, all for different reasons.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ Kissin’ Tell
Tell insists they play lovers for real, so it’s convincing, if Georgia Hotchkiss really wants to show up Deck. And each has a hard time remembering the negatives about high school.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ Casanova Cowboy
A hookup at his favorite club hooks Bennett’s interest in Angel. Her obvious ignorance about a Domme’s role, and her much more likely interest in the submissive side.