Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Cat’s Lair
Hiding, off the grid, Cat Benoit focuses on her job as a barista and her self-defense lessons. Until a new, feral instructor, Ridley Cromer, invades her peace of mind, her secrets.
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Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Wild Cat
Burning, wild, her leopard rising, it’s one betrayal after another that destroys Siena Arnotto’s world, forcing her to take refuge with one of her betrayers.
Book Review: Lee Child’s Blue Moon
You know Reacher. He’s got to help the underdog, only this time, things go so wrong, involving an elderly couple, a fed-up waitress, and the boys in the band against two rival gangs.
Book Review: Lee Child’s The Hero
Explore heroes from Achilles to Bond, as a fundamental part of what makes us human. How hero stories shape our world – arguing that we need them now more than ever.
Book Review: Dorothy Gilman’s A Palm for Mrs Pollifax
The CIA has sent Emily Pollifax to Switzerland to a famous health resort to track down a missing package of plutonium. It’s Mrs. Pollifax’s talents that make her perfect.
Book Review: J.R. Ward’s Where Winter Finds You
J.R. Ward heats things up this winter with a holiday novel featuring two grieving people: Trez mourning his Selena and Therese grieving her lack of family.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ When I Need You
Rules are tossed aside when a pro football player joins forces with a spitfire of a cheerleading coach as they discover the truth about those stereotypes.
Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Leopard’s Wrath
Even with her body calling out for his, Ania won’t let anything stop her from settling a deadly score years in the making—not even the man who wants to claim her as his mate.
Book Review: Matthew Quirk’s The Night Agent
To find a Russian mole in the White House, an FBI agent must question everything. . . and trust no one. No one.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ All You Need
A hockey romance burns up the ice in the third sexy Need You novel finds Annika Lund turning Axl Hammerquist into Mr Nice Guy.