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 The Love Market by Carol Mason. When a marriage ends and a first love reappears, Celine Lewis is about to learn that moving on is as complicated as going back. Three years after seeing her first love, Patrick, quite by chance in London, Celine’s ten-year marriage to Mike is over and she […]
Judith‘s review of Broken Destiny (A Rebel Canyon Novel) by Beth Ann Beuhler When Casey Owens runs away from Nevada bad boy Mark Whitlow, she’s fleeing not only one of the most powerful families in the south, but the man who just happens to be the father of her newborn son. Tossing caution to the wind, […]
Kris‘ review of Afterlight (Dark Ink Chronicles, Book 1) by Elle Jasper The first title in the Dark Ink Chronicles. Savannah tattoo artist Riley Poe is quite familiar with the local underground scene. When her younger brother is taken by a sinister cult led by vampires, Riley discovers a world of shadows and blood–and those […]
Tracy’s review of Secrets of a Proper Countess by Lecia Cornwall Some secrets we take to the grave. Others we just take to bed . . . Lady Isobel Maitland cannot afford to be caught doing anything even remotely scandalous, or she risks losing everything she holds dear. But one night, in a dark garden […]