Judith’s review of Man Lawby Adrienne Giordano. Security Consultant Vic Andrews lives by his Man Laws: Never mess with your best friend’s sister Never get caught Never get attached But he can’t deny his irresistible attraction to Gina Delgado, a young widow with three kids and plenty of strings attached. Even so, having a physical […]
Judith’s review of Courting Death (Legal Weapons #2) by Carol Stephenson After watching a murderer walk free on a technicality, Nicole Sterling left the state attorney’ s office to start a criminal law practice. She lets her partners handle the assault and murder files while she specializes in white-collar crime. With her own mother’ s […]
Judith’s review of Learning Curves by Elyse Mady. Leanne Galloway has no time for dating; her focus is on launching her academic career. Dragged along to her childhood frenemy Gillian’s bachelorette party at a male strip club, she just wants to get through the evening—but she can’t help interfering when Gillian sends a note to […]
This was a really great story, probably my favorite so far of the series. I like the new direction Dane is taking the story. I’m not a super big fan of witches and warlocks usually, but Dane does them very well. They don’t seem woo-woo or B horror flick. They’re every day average people who […]
Ames’ review of Do Over by Mari Carr. Sometimes once is not enough…After twenty-five years of marriage, Faith Wainwright wonders what she’ll do next. Her kids have moved out and sometimes she feels so distant from her husband, Troy.Right before their anniversary, Troy gives Faith an unexpected gift: a journey through their hometown to reenact […]