Tracy‘s review of A Gentleman’s Savior by Charlene Roberts When Stephanie’s art teacher issues a challenge—create a painting based only on the torso of a human sculpture—she decides to paint a Regency lord. But with his muscular body, longer hair and a few well-placed scars, Stephanie’s lord is definitely no Regency dandy. Her best work […]
Tracy’s review of Nebulous by Shiloh Walker Seven hundred years have passed since Azar’s birth. A demon-born incubus, his survival depends on women. Although he doesn’t remember all of his mortal life, he does remember his lost love…Caoilinn. But he begins to dream of another woman. And demons do not dream. She rekindles the embers […]
When Nicholas St. John gets named as one of THE Lords to Land in a woman’s magazine he is not happy. The last thing he wants are simpering maidens who giggle behind their fans coming after him. And they seem to be getting mighty forward! When he is approached by an acquaintance who requests his […]
Tracy’s review of The Small Print by Barbara Elsborg I’m in trouble. Matty suddenly finds herself back in her childhood home, naked and alone, with no clue how she came to be there. When her greedy uncle sells Milford Hall from under her, Matty hides in the attic. The woman is trouble. Vampire historian Turner […]
Tracy review of Atlantis Betrayed (Warriors of Poseidon #6) by Alyssa DayWhat could Christophe, powerful Warrior of Poseidon, have in common with Fiona Campbell, the notorious jewel thief known as the Scarlet Ninja? Answer: The Siren, a legendary Crown Jewel that Fiona has targeted for her next heist. It’s said to be worth millions, but […]