Tag Archives: Navy-Seal
REVIEW:  Hard to Hold by Stephanie Tyler

REVIEW: Hard to Hold by Stephanie Tyler

Dear Ms. Tyler:
I was pretty excited to read your stand alone romantic suspense.  I think it did a great job of blending the suspense and the romance.  It was full of sexual tension but it also had a strong emotional impact even if I did think the villain was a little overwrought and the insertion [...]

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REVIEW: Shattered by JoAnn Ross

REVIEW: Shattered by JoAnn Ross

Dear Ms Ross,
Last fall I read the previous book in this series, “Crossfire.” Yes, this would be me reading a book about a (former) Navy SEAL. The same me who often laments the high rate of SEAL heroes on the ground. “Crossfire” worked better for me than it appeared to do for Jane and unfortunately [...]

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REVIEW:  Too Far Gone by Marliss Melton

REVIEW: Too Far Gone by Marliss Melton

Dear Ms. Melton:
I had read and enjoyed the voice in the first book of yours that I had read and so I was interested in reading the next in the series, Too Far Gone, which picks up where book 2 left off on a couple of secondary characters.
Mother of three, Ellie Stuart, is struggling to go [...]

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REVIEW:  Don’t Let Go by Marliss Melton

REVIEW: Don’t Let Go by Marliss Melton

Dear Ms. Melton:
You are a new to me author and I had heard good things about you so I was happy to try you out. While this book didn’t work for me, I am still interested in reading other books by you, either future or past works. The main reason that I struggled [...]

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REVIEW:  Dangerous Games by Lora Leigh

REVIEW: Dangerous Games by Lora Leigh

Dear Ms. Leigh:
My friends love you. Generally, I love things my friends love. Unfortunately, the categorical syllogism ends there. While this story features a stronger, more emotionally secure heroine than I have seen in previous Leigh books, the implausability of the plot and the tiresome machinations of the hero left me deflated.
Morganna [...]

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