Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Movie Night”
A glimpse into Judd and Brenna’s life when they have a night to themselves, no Pack business to handle, and no enemies at the door. When fun was still a new concept for Judd.
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Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “A Gift for Kit”
A gentle yet strong memory of love as Kit remembers his parents.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “The Cannibal Princess”
A free short story giving a glimpse of life with Sascha and Lucas from Slave to Sensation.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Grocery Shopping”
A mundane chore for many, and a heartwarming activity for Lucas Hunter with his mate, Sascha, and their newborn baby girl, Naya.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Naya’s Most Important Visitors”
Three-day-old Naya meets two cubs who will feature prominently in her life.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Wolf School”
There’s more than one lesson to learn when you’re a wolf, as Indigo discovers.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Clean and Dirty”
Who knew Faith had such a fun ability? It certainly makes life more interesting for a sculptor…who likes to chase her around the house.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ “Gerard Demille and Helen Meet”
Trapped, Gerard Demille needs a woman. Not just any woman. He needs one who’s malleable, who can be manipulated into freeing him.
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ “Cyncerely Yours”
It’s a wedding! With all the quirkiness one would expect from Cullen Seabourne and Cynna Weaver, lupus sorcerer and his Finder FBI agent.
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ “Good Counsel”
A scene in which we listen in on Cullen’s counseling session with Father Michaels.