Judith’s review of Inflamed by Mari Carr. Stuck in a rut in every way possible, Keri decides her first step in a bid for change is moving back to the Texas home she left years ago. The second step? Spicing up her sex life with the crazy-hot cowboys she left behind. Too responsible (and smart) […]
Ames’ review of Kiss Across Time by Teal Ceagh. Taylor Yates just got fired from her university job for insisting that the fifth-century British poet and playwright, Inigo Domhnall, existed. When she hears the poet’s lyrics in a death metal song, she engineers a meeting with the dark-eyed, dark-haired lead singer, Brody Gallagher. An unintended […]
Judith‘s review of Downstroke by Desiree Holt It’s been twenty years since Charley Roper and Dallas Creed had their bitter parting. Now a killer in stalking mode has brought the security specialist and the country music icon together again, but are either of them ready for this? It’s obvious that the explosive chemistry is still there. […]
Judith‘s review of Tip of the Iceberg by Ann Jacobs. Nothing but a deathbed promise to his wife could have brought Casey Weldon back to his old college town. He has signed on as athletic director, but he soon learns that the recruiting violations that brought him there are symptoms for something far more sinister. Not […]
Judith‘s review of Red Inferno by Lynne Connelly. One kiss was all he wanted. And one kiss was the only thing she denied him. Dragon shape-shifter Ricardo wakes in a sweat, knowing he has telepathically contacted a woman in trouble. the same trouble he got into a year ago. With the help of STORM, he tracks […]