Crime and Protection

Review: Hold Me If You Can by Stephanie Rowe

by Lynn Reynolds 02.10.2012

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Natalie Fleming was briefly murdered by a deedub. She also owns a boutique chocolate shop. But she has a challenge ahead – creating magical desserts overnight after having her shop looted. She goes into her walk-in freezer and meets her murderer. Boy, that’s one hell of a way to start your [...]

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Review: The Night is Mine by M. L. Buchman

by Susan S. 02.05.2012

Reviewed by Susan S. Impressive! M. L. Buchman delivers an action-packed novel that’ll leave adrenaline junkies smoking a well-satisfied cigar. The Night Is Mine contains military covert operations, chopper crashes, secret agents, murder plots, daring rescues, humor, and still…pulls off a touching love story. Where’s book two? Summary: The Night Stalkers Series, Book One Captain [...]

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Review: Accused (Pacific Coast Justice Series, Book 1) by Janice Cantore

by Susan S. 02.01.2012

Reviewed by Susan S. Accused is a powerhouse of suspense! Summary: Pacific Coast Justice Series-Book One As a law enforcement officer, C. Edwards, has always upheld the law and followed her agency’s protocols. And prior to becoming a divorcée, she was also the faithful wife. No one would categorize Carly’s life as perfect, but at [...]

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Review: Encompassed (Immortal Series, Book 4) by Em Petrova

by Sandra Scholes 01.27.2012

Reviewed by Sandra Scholes It is interesting the amount of cross genre fiction there is out for readers to have a look at. Encompassed, book 4 is Em Petrova’s chance to show how she can weave a ship’s captain and a Mayan Princess into a loving relationship. There is a reason Dante and Maria are [...]

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Review: Getting Familiar with Your Demon by Jodi Redford

by Susan S. 01.21.2012

Reviewed by Susan S. Please hold. Flip. Flip-flip. After a quick scan of my mental rolodex, Samael Gorasola is the baddest hero I’ve ever encountered. He’s sexy bad and you’ll hate loving him. Or is it, love hating him? Either way works! Summary: That Old Black Magic, Book 4 Samael (Sam) Gorasola is a dirty-mouthed [...]

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Review: Ten Things I Love About You (Bevelstoke, Book 3) by Julia Quinn

by Keira 01.18.2012

Heroine: Annabel Winslow, eldest sister of 8 siblings, is soon to be engaged to an overweight, short-tempered nobleman as old as her grandmother. She must agree or risk her family’s future happiness. If she does, she loses her own. But she still has time before the Earl of Newbury asks, perhaps there is another way? [...]

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Review: Sex, Lies, and Mistletoe by Tawny Weber

by Keira 01.03.2012

Hero: Caleb Black is an undercover DEA agent ready to get out of the game for good. As a favor for a friend he returns to his home town to sniff out a new drug cartel that has set up shop in the area. The number one suspect is his father, and as much as [...]

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Review: The Temptation of a Gentleman (The Jordans, Book 2) by Jenna Petersen

by Sandra Scholes 12.29.2011

Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Men have always come to women as knights in shining armor, but in Regency times, they were clothed in much more refined armor than that. Marion Hawthorne thinks she is marrying a most honourable man, but Noah Jordan thinks otherwise, he thinks he is a murderer and she might be at [...]