Kris‘ review of Shaken by Dee Tenorio Thirteen stories up. Two broken hearts. One last chance… Surgeon Grant Sullivan’s once-perfect life lies in ruins. His daughter is gone—lost in a tragic accident he dare not allow himself to remember—and his beautiful wife now stares at him from across a legal table, insisting she wants nothing […]
Judith‘s review of Out of Shadows by N. J. Walters. Dovina Horne, a university literature professor, has arrived in Sleepy Hollow to study the legend of the horseman. She believes it’s only a myth until she is threatened by a horse and rider while walking on a deserted trail in the woods. Only the sudden […]
This book is the second in a series of prequels to Rogers’ Red Rock Pass series. Although I don’t feel it’s necessary to read these books before reading the Red Rock Pass series, I would highly recommend reading A Safe Harbor, the first book in this series, before reading this one. Many of the details […]
Ames‘ review of Love’s Fortress by Samantha Kane Gideon North wants a wife. She must be practical and hardworking. But above all, she must have a hearty constitution. Horribly injured and scarred from his PeninsularWar service, Gideon does not want to deal with a wife who flinches every time shelooks at him. Gideon’s estate manager […]
Holly‘s review of Meet Me in Manhattan by Judith Arnold Ted Skala and Erika Fredell were the perfect New Jersey high school sweethearts. Like many teens Ted and Erika spent plenty of time in parked cars under the stars, but there was so much more between them than the chemistry that ignited their courtship, and […]