Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ “The Wilson Building”
It’s Curran against Saiman, as Curran schemes to best the frost giant in this Kate Daniels tweet of a story.
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Book Review: Gordon Andrews’ “Fernando’s”
It just so happens that Kate walks into Fernando’s to meet with Dr Maximilian Crest, and she walks right by Curran with his own lovely date.
Book Review: Eve Langlais’ Snowballs in Hell
There’s a curse on Muriel’s mind that incapacitates her with fear. The only way to get rid of it is to betray her beloved by bringing another man into their bed. Now Hell has frozen over, and Muriel will have to suffer that threesome, if she wants to help her dad.
Book Review: Alicia Wolfe’s Dragon Shadow
An “accidental” theft brings Jade McClaren to the attention of the Fae Queen’s knights, one of whom she’ll have to team up with to clear her name.
Book Review: Kristen Painter’s The Vampire’s Sunny Sweetheart
Plagued by dark shadows, Sunni Wells needs help from Aunt Alice to get control of her power. She’ll meet Ren Robillard who needs to hide out from a powerful vampire until his stalker catches up with him.
Book Review: Michele Gilcrest’s The Inn at Pelican Beach
Visit The Inn at Pelican Beach and walk hand in hand with Payton as she heals from her divorce and the opportunity at a second chance shows up.
Book Review: D.G. Rampton’s Aphrodite
A delightfully devious campaign is orchestrated to bring together two people destined for one another, regardless of the obstacles to be overcome and the inconvenient tendency on the part of the protagonists to resist their attraction . . . until they are finally brought to realize they cannot escape fate, or the meddling of one determined grandmother!
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ “George and Jack in School”
A confrontation in school by bullies forces Jack to assess the threat versus Declan and Rose’s insistence on his behaving himself.
Book Review: Lucía Ashta’s “Smexy Shenanigans”
Shawn and Luanne are expecting to drink a little too much and dance the night away. What they don’t expect is to unearth secrets they believed long buried.
Book Review: Larissa Ione’s “Revenant’s Epilogue”
An epilogue that answers the “What’s next?” question after Revenant.