Emma Burnett has finally realized her dream. She moved back home and opened a veterinary practice. She may have gotten delayed along the way, but she won’t make that mistake again. She gave a man power over her once, and she’s determined not to go it again. Even if she does think Officer Luke […]
I really enjoy books where the hero and heroine are enemies before they’re friends. That was the case here and it played out well. Mira’s bad opinion of Sam is formed before she even meets him, when he leaves her stranded at the airport her first day in town. From there they antagonize each […]
The Expert’s Guide to Driving a Man Wild is the first Bluebonnet book I’ve read. I don’t feel like I missed much by having skipped the first two. Brenna is Grant’s assistant. She does her best to drive him crazy and get under his skin, mostly because she likes messing up his orderly life. But […]
This story had adventure, excitement, love and a full spectrum of emotion. I laughed, I cried, I was so angry I almost threw my Nook and my heart sighed, just a bit. And that was just in the first 30 pages. We first met Yasmeen, Captain Corsair, in The Iron Duke, the first book in […]
Fair warning, this book is focused on some heavy issues: death, rape and suicide. Unfortunately, it doesn’t deal well with either issue. What could have been a gritty, emotionally compelling read was instead boring and a little ridiculous. I felt no connection to either character or to the story. The lifeguard training was probably […]