Judith‘s review of Tall, Dark, and Wolfish (Westfield Brothers, Book 2) by Lydia Dare He lost the most important part of himself . . . Lord Benjamin Westfield is a powerful werewolf–until one full moon. His life now shattered, he rushes off to Scotland to search for the healer who can restore his inner beast, […]
Judith‘s review of Nauti and Wild by Lora Leigh and Jaci Burton Lora Leigh, the New York Times bestselling author of Nauti Intentions and Nauti Dreams revisits that sultry and “sinfully good” Southern landscape with a story of a good girl gone bad–and doing it for all the hottest reasons. But she’s not the only […]
Kris‘ review of Acts of Passion by Sedonia Guillone Jack Cade is skeptical of the new criminal profiler he’s using. Michael seems so absent-minded and too neurotic to be effective. But he is brilliant and hot and Cade finds himself falling hard and fast, both in lust and in love. The attraction is mutual, although […]
Judith’s review of Were Seduction by Lia Slater. After living over a century without the touch of a man, Ambria Nogle is surprised that seducing Count Kollens isn’t all that difficult. Unfortunately, falling in love with the Were is just as easy. As an empath, she can see right through Kaige’s brooding face and into […]
Ames‘ review of The Wine-Dark Sea by A.J. Llewellyn Daniel is an elegant chair… He’s a handsome Englishman. A successful writer living in Paris, writing guidebooks that help people discover the secret delights of the city and country he loves. As for discovering the secrets to navigating the treacherous Paris social scene, Daniel himself relies […]