TG’s review of The Iron Queen (Iron Fey #3) by Julie Kagawa Her name is Meghan Chase. She thought it was over. She thought that her time with the fey, the impossible choices she had to make, the sacrifices of those she loved, was behind her. But a storm is approaching, an army of Iron fey that […]
Judith’s review of Learning to Trust by Lynne Connelly. Socialite Bellina Mazzanti Forde was the ultimate party girl—until she disappeared with Byron Brantley five years ago. Determined to find his brother, Jonathan Brantley has tracked Lina to a café in Naples and demands answers. Certain she’s hiding something, Jonathan vows not to let Lina out […]
Ames’ review of Kissing Comfort by Jo Goodman. Bode DeLong knows that his playboy brother Bram isn’t really in love with Miss Comfort Kennedy, even though it’s clear that she’s enamored with him. With Bram’s motives for the engagement suspect, Bode figures the safest place for Comfort to be is in his arms. Now, Bode […]
Judith’s review of Once and Again (Petal, Georgia #1) by Lauren Dane Seven years ago, Lily Travis was only too glad to see her hometown of Petal, Georgia, in her rearview mirror. Thanks to her father running off with a twenty-year-old, though, here she is, trying to pick up the pieces. First order of business: […]
Judith’s review of The Craftsman (The Conqueror Series) by Georgia FoxRaedwulf, son of a Saxon noble, is finally released from William the Conqueror’s prison. Unfortunately, this amnesty is conditional on an arranged marriage, but he just wants to be left in peace with his carpentry. The last thing he needs is a woman forced to […]