Dear Ms. Daley, Modern methods of crime solving fascinate me. I admit I’m a real life CSI junkie and can watch a whopping amount of cable shows which explain how law enforcement officials crack a case. The description of this book The only witness when a single mother mysteriously vanishes? ... more >
Dear Ms. Aiken, Steeple Hill’s suspense line appears to be utilizing medical personnel who rarely get a chance in the spotlight. In a world filled with romance doctors and nurses, let’s hear it for the pharmacists (chemists to you British). Stephanie Scott has worked hard to get where she is ... more >
Dear Ms. Phinney, After some thought, I believe the reason I like these Steeple Hill suspense books is that there isn’t much gratuitous violence. Yes, bad things happen but it isn’t mapped out in GPS detail to make me queasy as I read. And most of the emphasis of the ... more >
Dear Ms. Mignerey, One of your earlier Harlequin books, “Cassidy’s Courtship,” is a favorite of mine so when I saw this current book offered at eharlequin, it went into my ecart. Megan Burke thinks this day will be a good one. She’s just about to leave home for a job ... more >
Dear Ms. Giusti, I’ve got to say that this is one of the most original romantic suspense plots I’ve encountered in a long time. In a subgenre overflowing with serial killers, secret government operations, ex-SEALs, and other sometimes hard to believe plot elements, you’ve given us something different. Double value ... more >
Dear Ms. Hansen, Currently I’m on a Love Inspired Suspense kick. In the past, romantic suspense books have been problematic for me as the balance between romance and suspense is hard to get right. Perhaps books without overt sex in them help this subgenre work better for me? ::shrugs:: Anyway, ... more >