Book Review: Kresley Cole’s The Captain of All Pleasures
The free-spirited Nicole Lassiter has overcome all obstacles…until she meets Captain Derek Sutherland whose kisses leave her longing as her blood boils at his disdain.
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Book Review: Kate Emerson’s The Pleasure Palace
Based on the life of the real Jane Popyncourt, Jeanne must navigate the Tudor Court evading danger and seduction along a perilous path that may bring her at last to happiness.
Book Review: Kresley Cole’s If You Dare
An evil general turns on the captain of a band of mercenaries, Courtland MacCarrick, who kidnaps his noble Castilian fiancée. She despises both but must return to save her brother.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s A Gift of Love
All of the short stories in this anthology revolve around love and Christmas.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s Perfect
A respected teacher who lives her ideals, Julie Mathison is abducted by an innocent man who escaped prison, Zach Benedict. He’s falling in love…she’s falling in trust.
Book Review: Sherrilyn Kenyon & Dianna Love’s Blood Trinity
After a lifetime in the shadows, Evalle, half-human/half-demon, is accused of a savage murder. A mere personal problem when she learns about supernatural terrorists.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s Night Whispers
A policewoman, Sloan Reynolds, goes undercover in her estranged father’s life where she meets Noah Maitland, a multinational corporate player and one of the FBI’s prime suspects.
Book Review: Judith McNaught’s Paradise
A corporate raider, Matthew Farrell is ready to move in on his betraying ex-wife’s family firm. The takeover forces a confrontation that teeters between bittersweet memories and hope.
Book Review: Jaid Black’s All She Wants
In the midst of the holiday season, these three steamy tales of pleasure and delight are the perfect companion for chilly winter nights.
Book Review: James Howe’s Nighty-Nightmare
It’s a camping trip with Chester warning everyone of the evil woods. It’s not until they set up camp near strange men and their stranger dog, that Harold begins to believe.