Book ReviewsDiary / historical romance / non-fiction / Reading lists / romantic-suspense / thrillers8 Comments
Also read and reviewed Daddy Long-Legs Note: I haven’t reviewed anything in a while, so I did longer-than-average mini-reviews below. Since I didn’t think anyone wanted to read a 4,000 word post, I decided to break this list up into Parts 1 and 2, Best Day Ever by Kaira Rouda ... more >
B- Reviews / Book ReviewsGay / m/m / Munich / Norway / queer / romantic-suspense2 Comments
No dirty deed goes unnoticed in a seductive game of cat and mouse. But for Alec and Gaige, the wrong move could get them killed. Alec Drummond didn’t make his billions by playing nice—or by playing much at all. When it comes to pleasure, Alec only has time for whatever’s ... more >
B Reviews / Recommended Readsabduction / cowboy / horses / Montana / romantic-suspense19 Comments
Note to readers: All the trigger warnings Dear Nora Roberts, Your annual stand-alone romantic suspense novels are auto-buys for me. Come Sundown is your latest release. It is definitely a suspense story and there are two romantic threads as well as a sniff of another one but I found the ... more >
C Reviewsinternment camp / romantic-suspense / SEAL7 Comments
Dear Reader, I have loved Suzanne Brockmann’s Troubleshooters series. Sometimes I thought them too preachy but given I agreed with much of what she was talking about (marriage equality for example) I was able to get past it easily enough. I recently read the novella Ready to Roll, which introduced ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / novella / romantic-suspense / Small-TownComments Off on REVIEW: It’s Me Again, Baby by Katie Reus
Dear Katie Reus, I’ve often enjoyed your books on audio, particularly your Red Stone Security romantic suspense series. I listened to Tease Me, Baby, the second book in the O’Connor Family series recently and I bought the first book, Merry Christmas, Baby around the same time. It’s Me Again, Baby ... more >
C- Reviewsmafia / romantic-suspense / Sheriff / spoilers4 Comments
Trouble comes to Mosely, Montana, from the outside world. When the residents of Mosely are left on their own, they can make things work. Sure, there’s always been a militia operating up in the hills, but they were small-scale—just survivalists doing their thing—until organizers came in from out of state. ... more >
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