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REVIEW:  Yours for the Night by Samantha Hunter

REVIEW: Yours for the Night by Samantha Hunter

Dear Samantha Hunter: Garrett Berringer is a widower of 6 years. After his wife’s death, Garrett focused on building his security business with his brother Jonas – Berringer Bodyguards. Tiffany Walker is a private investigator who spends her time trying to get photographs of cheating husbands when her original dream was to capture nature shots(…)

REVIEW:  No One Left to Tell by Karen Rose

REVIEW: No One Left to Tell by Karen Rose

Dear Ms. Rose: I don’t know exactly why I stopped reading your books. I used to love them and recommend them to readers frequently. It may have been the move to hardcover but whatever the reason was, I don’t think it was related to your writing. “No One Left to Tell” is an exciting, action(…)

REVIEW: Hotter than Wildfire by Lisa Marie Rice

REVIEW: Hotter than Wildfire by Lisa Marie Rice

Dear Ms. Rice: In the last series of books you wrote for Avon Red, the heroes were, well, of questionable heroic quality. I had some problems fully embracing those stories, although, in some sense, those anti hero stories gave me much greater food for thought. Hotter than Wildfire leaves the anti heroes behind and presents(…)

REVIEW: Bayou Dreams by Lynn Lorenz

REVIEW: Bayou Dreams by Lynn Lorenz

Dear Ms. Lorenz. I don’t read werewolf books. I just don’t. If I see a m/m shifter book, I usually just move right along. But one line in the excerpt sold me on this book: "Don't give me any back talk, son." She waved her spatula at him as she talked around a cigarette dangling(…)

REVIEW: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson

REVIEW: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson

Dear Readers, My husband and I have lately been reading to each other in lieu of watching television. Recently we finished The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Yes, I'm aware that I’m the last person on Planet Earth to read this book but I thought that it might be worth reviewing regardless. The Girl with(…)

REVIEW: Untraceable by Laura Griffin

REVIEW: Untraceable by Laura Griffin

Dear Ms. Griffin, I don’t think readers need to worry that “Untraceable” is a sequel to your last book “Whisper of Warning.” There’s enough background information about the characters to bring newbies up to speed but – and I’m really impressed by this – they can still go back and read that book without fear(…)

REVIEW:  Kill Me Twice by Roxanne St Claire

REVIEW: Kill Me Twice by Roxanne St Claire

Dear Ms. St. Claire, Alex Romero has a bad habit of allowing his libido interfere with his jobs. He signed on to Bullet catchers, not just for its super rich salary, but for the opportunity to guard “presidents, princes, and the head of Scotland Yard.” His boss, Lucy Sharpe, assigns him to guard the body(…)