Judith‘s review of The Secret of the Glass by Donna Russo Morin At the dawn of the 17th Century, the glassmakers of Murano are revered as master artisans, enjoying privileges far beyond their station, but they are forced to live in virtual imprisonment, contained by the greedy Venetian government who fears other countries will learn […]
When Nicholas St. John gets named as one of THE Lords to Land in a woman’s magazine he is not happy. The last thing he wants are simpering maidens who giggle behind their fans coming after him. And they seem to be getting mighty forward! When he is approached by an acquaintance who requests his […]
Ames‘ review of Hard to Hold by Julie Leto. New York lobbyist Michael Davoli feels like he’s been sucker punched when he meets Anne Miller at a Jeff Tweedy concert. And it doesn’t take long for him to realize that he’s fallen hard when they wind up living in the same Albany apartment building. After […]
Kris‘ review of Taking Fury by India Masters A standalone story in the Hunters for Hire series. Anari Fury—daughter, sister, fiancée. Life on Sa-Ro Five is good…until a ruthless pirate spies her. Refusing his advances sets in motion a chain of events that will change her life forever. Taken from the only home she’s known, […]
Judith‘s review of Twenty-Four Hours by Allie Standifer After a tanning bed mishap, Courtney Museo is without her sight for the next twenty-four hours. Who better to call for help than her handsome, way-too-young assistant? Mason has waited six years for Courtney to finally need him. He’s not going to miss this chance to make […]