Ames’ review of October Sun by Christopher Craven Love is the strongest force in the universe… Defense attorney Miles Turner seems to have it all. At the height of his game professionally, he’s just been hired to defend a famous L.A. party boy’s less than stellar reputation, a case that stands to earn Miles a […]
Ames‘ review of Pleasure Bound by Opal Carew. When Marie meets Zeke—a tattooed, motorcycle-riding bad boy with a body built for sin—she’s swept up in a torrid affair that rocks her world. He’s so different from the dependable Mr.-Nice-guy-types she’s always dated in the past—and after a few nights in his arms, she vows never […]
Ames’ review of As My Warrior Commands by Gwen Campbell When a kingdom crashes down around her, will his love be enough to save her?Sibyls are old crones. Everybody knows that. So what’s a warrior supposed to think when a beautiful young woman turns up in the middle of a siege, says she’s a sibyl, […]
I really enjoyed Wicked Intentions. The characters were different and this book had a very dark feel to it. Temperance is a widow who runs a school for orphans in the worst part of London, St. Giles. Wicked Intentions opens up with Temperance returning to the orphanage with a sick newborn in the middle […]
Ames’ review of Perfect Christmas by DC Juris Depressed and lonely, Evan has nothing to look forward to on Christmas but his TV dinner and store-bought cookies, while his lover, Drake, spends the holiday traveling for business. But a special delivery changes everything, and Evan finds himself in the middle of a perfect Christmas. Worn […]