Synopsis: Seduction comes in many forms. “Liquid fire poured into me, filling me with the intimate sense of him as he leaned in to claim my lips with his own. I reached for him, needing him closer, but my arms couldn’t close the distance between us, which grew wider with each hitched breath. So […]
Synopsis: After a case ended badly for Rebecca Carson, she’s losing her mind sitting around her apartment waiting on her superiors to allow her to return to work. Since she was a teenager, the only thing she’d ever wanted was to join the FBI. Now that dream was in danger. Gage Daniels has made a […]
A few weeks ago I highlighted the book, The First Rule of Ten which is a new mystery series by authors Gay Hendricks and Tinker Lindsay. That book and this book, The Second Rule of Ten, was sent to me by their publicist to read and review. They know me well enough to know that […]
Today I bring you a review for A Song for Julia by author Charles Sheehan-Miles. Charles has been a soldier, nonprofit executive, short order cook, IT manager and run a restaurant. He doesn’t believe in specialization. He currently works as a communications and outreach specialist for a law firm representing disabled veterans. Synopsis: Everyone […]
Today’s review is a new series by Hank Phillippi Ryan. Hank Phillippi Ryan is the investigative reporter for Boston’s NBC affiliate. A television journalist since 1975, she has won 28 Emmys and twelve Edward R. Murrow awards for her work. Her work has resulted in new laws, people sent to prison, homes removed from foreclosure, and […]
Synopsis: After a terrible virus ravages the planet, Carly Daniels, one of the few survivors, hides in her apartment in Juneau trying to survive the best she can with only occasional forays to gather food. With her is Sam, a wolf puppy she found starving on the streets. He becomes her companion and a reason […]
The bride’s chasing her fairy tale. And he’s chasing the bride… Not even the bride could deny a certain punch-line quality to her current situation: hard-nosed divorce attorney dumps her fiancé and her career to take a job selling wedding gowns. Sydney Garfield has always approached relationships rationally—none of this emotional head-over-heels or opposites-attract business. […]
A few weeks ago I went to an event called Readers & ‘Ritas which featured many authors, some I had heard of, some that I had not. While at breakfast before the event started, I met Alexandra Allred who happens to live in the DFW area (met a lot of authors that live in this […]
Ready Player One by author Ernest Cline was chosen by my book club as the November read. This book was published in 2011 and there was a big contest that went along with it where the author gave away a DeLorean car (think Back to the Future and the flux capacitor!) Synopsis: The […]
Earlier this year I reviewed an excellent historical fiction novel by Ed Brodow called Fixer. If you haven’t picked that one up, definitely add it to your TBR (to be read) list. Ed contacted me again and asked if I would like to review his new book, Women from Venus. This book contains four short […]