Jill Sorenson

REVIEW:  Freefall by Jill Sorenson

REVIEW: Freefall by Jill Sorenson

Dear Ms. Sorenson: Despite this being a romantic suspense, the story felt flat to me. Hope Banning is a workaholic park ranger who plans to take her sister, Faith, white water rafting on their annual vacation together. Faith and Hope are the stereotypical good and bad girl with Faith having low standards in men and(…)

REVIEW:  Aftershock by Jill Sorenson

REVIEW: Aftershock by Jill Sorenson

Dear Ms. Sorenson, Last year I read and enjoyed your romantic suspense novel, The Edge of Night, and ever since then I have been interested in reading another of your books. When I heard about Aftershock, a book set during and in the aftermath of an earthquake, my interest perked up and I decided to(…)

REVIEW:  Caught in the Act by Jill Sorenson

REVIEW: Caught in the Act by Jill Sorenson

Dear Ms. Sorenson: Jane sent me Caught in the Act months ago to peruse and I ignored it. This proved to be an error on my part. In my defense, I’d just read a couple of awful romantic suspense novels and couldn’t generate any interest in another. Then a friend of mine on Twittter praised(…)

REVIEW: The Edge of Night by Jill Sorenson

REVIEW: The Edge of Night by Jill Sorenson

Readers of this review should know that Jill Sorenson contributes f/f and f/f/m reviews to this blog on a once-a-month basis. Dear Ms. Sorenson, Contemporary romantic suspense is a genre I can enjoy a lot when a book is well-executed, but most of the time, I don't find myself drawn to reading books in this(…)

REVIEW: Stranded with Her Ex by Jill Sorenson

REVIEW: Stranded with Her Ex by Jill Sorenson

Dear Ms. Sorenson, It is with regret that I write this DNF review. The blurb of “Stranded with Her Ex” sounded so interesting. Two divorced wildlife researchers – a seal researcher and a shark expert, stuck together out on a remote island, find each other again. But as I’ve sometimes found, blurbs that caught my(…)

REVIEW: Set the Dark on Fire by Jill Sorenson

Dear Ms. Sorenson: What I liked best about this book was the characters were unique. Often you find characters in romance books very recognizable:   the mousy girl, the bluestocking, the raging alpha male. Here we have the youngish heroine who is a little forward, who likes to party from time to time, and is struggling(…)

REVIEW: Crash Into Me by Jill Sorenson

REVIEW: Crash Into Me by Jill Sorenson

Dear Ms. Sorenson: I have read your category novels and thus I was excited to make the transition to full length mass market novels.    This book had very real characters and very steamy love scenes. I found the suspense to take kind of a back seat to the deception/romance story and that, at times,(…)