Scarred Hero

Review: Blood Knot by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 04.17.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Summary: Nathanial (Nial) shows up in Montana hoping Winter Manon Kennedy, heroine, will help him find Sebastian. Bastian was a no-show at a meeting, and now Nial’s worried. (Well, that’s his story anyway. And Nial’s sticking to it). It’s in Winter’s best interest to help Nial since she needs Bastian’s [...]

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Review: Lucifer’s Daughter by Eve Langlais

by Susan S. 03.21.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Summary: It’s not easy being… Auric: He was thrown out of heaven for questioning their ways, and going against the grain. He’s a fallen angel with a Mega trilemma on his hands. In order to return to heaven’s good graces he’ll have to do a good deed. Like slay Lucifer’s [...]

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Review: Doubting Thomas by Stephanie Taylor

by Sandra Scholes 03.07.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer One man finds what he doesn’t expect in a bar while he’s playing pool, a woman and not just any woman – she’s one of those men don’t normally find on a standard everyday night, and certainly not when he looks like he does, scarred from a car accident that [...]

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Review: Soul of the Wildcat by Devyn Quinn

by Susan S. 01.04.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Soul of the Wildcat is a wild and hot erotica! Devyn’s sexy Native American shifters will leave you breathless. I recommend this book to erotica readers. She’s ♀ Dakoda Jenkins, a ranger working in North Carolina’s South Mountains State Park. Her assignment, is to stop the poachers from capturing the [...]

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Review: Wish for the Moon by Sandra Jones

by Susan S. 12.16.2010

by Susan Sigler, guest reviewer Wish for the Moon is a beautiful story with elements comparable to Sir Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe, complete with medieval knights and tournaments. Jones’s story contains medieval and feudal terms, which left me feeling a bit confounded for the first half of the story. I found myself resorting to a list [...]

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Review: The Highlander’s Sword by Amanda Forester

by Susan S. 03.24.2010

by Susan S., guest reviewer Heroine, Aila Graham, has lived a pious and sheltered life at Dundaff castle; in Scotland. She’s preparing to take her vows as an Abbess. Well…actually, that was before her father married her off to a highland warrior named Padyn MacLaren (hero.) Aila’s father (Laird John Graham) offers MacLaren his daughter’s [...]