Ames‘ review of The Darkest Hour (KGI series, Book 1) by Maya Banks. It’s been a year since ex-Navy SEAL Ethan Kelly saw his wife Rachel alive. Now he’s received an anonymous phone call claiming Rachel is alive. To find her, Ethan will have to doge bullets, cross a jungle, and risk falling captive to […]
Ames‘ review of Second Act by Barbara Huffert Martin Binks has made it big in Hollywood but there’s something missing from his life. When he heads back to his hometown to regroup, he finds it in his high school pal, Josie, now a grown woman with curves in all the right places. Josie Weston is […]
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 […]
Ames‘ review of Carnal Ecstasy by Lissa Matthews When good girls go bad, very, very bad… The minute Carrie meets tattooed, bad-boy bartender Dallon, her decision is made. He’s the one, her ticket to freedom and a new, independent life. She’s tired of dictates and zero dates and following the path laid out before her […]
Ames‘ review of Hero (Cat Star Chronicles, Book 6) by Cheryl Brooks Raised on earth, Micayla is the last living Zetithian female. Typical of her species, she’s aloof and uninterested in men – until she meets Trag, the Zetithian pilot for an intergalactic arms dealer and the sexiest, most irksome man she’s ever met. Trag […]