Sunday, February 15, 2015

REVIEW: Andromeda's Fall by Abigail Owen

If you enjoyed this book, don't miss the Svatura series: Blue Violet, Hyacinth, Crimson Dahlia, & Black Orchid! From the Inside Flap   Mountain lion shifters have allied into ten groups called Dares which together form the Shadowcat Nation. A rocky alliance at best, its success is vital to their survival against other species of shifters who threaten their very existence. REVIEW: 5 Stars ‘Andromeda’s...
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Sunday, February 1, 2015

REVIEW: Sizzle and Bang by Keta Diablo

A collection of four novellas Blood Oath Kale travels to Savannah to find his destiny. Instead, he's attacked by rogue vampires and saved by the most beautiful man he's ever laid eyes on. Questions about who killed his parents years ago are answered, but more arise about his future. Action/Adventure/ in sultry Savannah. Hot and Sticky An attorney must call in his paralegal at the midnight hour to locate an important file. Both men finally surrender to the passion and lust they've stifled...
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REVIEW: Dream Lover by Nancy Fraser

When offered the position of nanny for widowed Eric Garrison’s young children, Haley Parker hesitates only a moment before accepting what could be the perfect job. Despite a hectic workload as a defense attorney, Eric does his best to spend time with his family. The more he gets to know Haley, the more he admires how she handles his kids. And the more insistent his attraction for the lovely, young nanny becomes. Despite Haley’s resolve to not become involved, at night she dreams of...
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REVIEW: Light a Candle for the Beast by Echo Shea

If you’ve ever been caught in a riptide, pulled down into the water, then you know me. Or, more accurately, what   Delia was beautiful, smart, and kind. He wasn’t. He said he loved her, but he didn’t know what love was. He was manipulative and cruel—more than a thief. A beast.   All she wanted was a rose…   These are the words on my sister’s grave. Her sadness, her obsession, forever a reminder I didn’t--couldn’t save her.   I’m not vindictive or cruel. I’m simply...
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