Publisher: Harlequin

Guest Review: A Christmas Affair by Jodi Thomas

Guest Review: A Christmas Affair by Jodi Thomas

Wes and Maria don’t talk or really interact when she brings her stock in.  He pays her the money owed her and then she leaves.  Wes would like nothing more than to talk to her – and more – but he’s just too shy.  Maria ends up making the first move on Wes, which shocks […]

Review: If There’s No Tomorrow by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Review: If There’s No Tomorrow by Jennifer L. Armentrout

I need to read more books by Jennifer L. Armentrout because I enjoyed this one. It deals with survivor’s guilt and I thought Armentrout did a fantastic job of showing us not just how Lena was doing, surviving the accident but also showing us how the people in her world were handling the entire incident. […]

Review: The Darkest Promise by Gena Showalter

Review: The Darkest Promise by Gena Showalter

Cameo has longed for happiness, but knew it was out of her reach. She doesn’t remember details of her short time with Lazarus, but she knows it was special. Cameo is the keeper of the demon Misery and her demon doesn’t let her have a moment of happiness. Once she feels even a second of […]

Guest Review: Before the Dawn by Cynthia Eden

Guest Review: Before the Dawn by Cynthia Eden

I have been on a major Cynthia Eden kick this year. Fortunately, she’s publishing books nearly as fast as I can read them, plus her back list is huge, so I have plenty to keep me entertained. Before Dawn is the newest book in her Killer Instincts series, which centers around a special FBI team […]

Review: The Impossible Vastness of Us by Samantha Young

Review: The Impossible Vastness of Us by Samantha Young

The Impossible Vastness of Us is the first contemporary YA that Samantha Young has written and at first, I wasn’t sure if I was going to read it. Any of her younger stories gives me pause because of my rage after reading Out of the Shallows. I’m scared to try any other NA books by […]