mystery

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Stuart O’Malley and Arlin Murphy are found in a cell located at Attica Prison and are planning their escape. Matt Giles’ duty is to try to recapture them. Rachel also lets us know that he has a personal connection to the case. Erin Prescott is a waitress/owner of a coffee shop. [...]

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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Synopsis: The no hero of the title here is actually the detective , Dev Gautier who strolls the streets of New Orleans in search of the woman, Rhegan Connor who he would rather not talk to at the moment as she has previously told the whole world about his shady past, [...]

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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Synopsis: Shaw Cassidy has been the victim of trauma due to awful events at her mansion where it is believed an assassination attempt made on her life has left her with amnesia. It doesn’t help that she is the heiress to Cassidy Global Research, as well as their CEO, as it [...]

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Guest post by Amelia Grey, author of A Little Mischief Good morning! I’m happy to be at Love, Romance, Passion. I always enjoy spending the day with you when I have a new book coming out. Thank you for having me. Have you ever wondered what you would do if you found a young woman [...]

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Book 5 of “The Rogues Dynasty” series Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Iverson Brentwood has come to see Sir Phillip Crisp. He’s very upset by something that Sir Phillip has written. Instead he meets Sir Phillip’s daughter, Catalina. They spend quite a bit of time talking. Iverson appears to be intimidating but Catalina’s not what he’s [...]

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Hero: The Earl of Killingworth, Connor Linsley, is not your usual Earl of the Realm. He works for a living earning money from his gambling den and brothel that carters to men of the peerage. He hides this fact from others by pretending to be just any other high roller in the establishment. Like any [...]

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Guest blog by Pembroke Sinclair, author of the Weeping Bride I write several different genres. I’ve written Westerns, sci fi, fantasy, horror, and even nonfiction. By far, my favorite genres are sci fi, fantasy, and horror. But I don’t shy away from a challenge, and I thought I’d try my hand at romance. I don’t [...]

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Have you ever picked up a novel and about halfway through feel like there’s something you should know about it because it seems familiar? I thought I was going insane! I couldn’t remember the book, but I remembered the characters. I was certain I hadn’t read it before but how could I explain my knowledge [...]

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