Ames’ review of Mask of the Gladiator by Georgie Lee. Rome, 41 AD Livia Duronius is driven to seek out a gladiator after watching him triumph in the Colosseum. His touch arouses a sense of hope she hasn’t felt since Rome fell under the tyrannical rule of Caligula—and her late husband betrayed her. Though in […]
Judith’s review of One Perfect Night by Rachael Johns Peppa Grant’s fellow employees may call their new CEO Mr. McSexy, but she’s also heard that he’s aloof and distant. Cameron McCormac certainly seems cold toward Christmas when she meets him at the company’s annual party…but he’s also the sexiest man Peppa has ever seen. And when […]
Judith’s review of Sweet as Sin by Inez Kelley John Murphy is tormented by nightmares. A bestselling young-adult author, he writes the ultimate fantasy: stories where good always triumphs. He knows better. His past has shown him the worst in people—and in himself. When he moves next door to the sexy, vibrant Livvy—a woman completely unlike […]
First off, I have to admit that I am not a fan of novellas. Never have been, will probably never be one. Yet when I saw the author of this one I was delighted to read it. It is a mere 20,000 words–barely 70 pages, but within its short framework this adept author has told […]
Judith’s review of Pulled Long (Long Shot series #3) by Christine d’Abo For months, coffee shop owner Ian Long has fantasized about a customer he knows only as “Blue Eyes.” Until he learns Blue Eyes is in the midst of a divorce—the last thing Ian wants is to be the rebound experiment of a straight […]