Judith’s review of Ravishing in Red (The Rarest Blooms #1) by Madeline Hunter Audrianna Kelmsleigh is unattached, independent-and armed. Her adversary is Lord Sebastian Sommerhays. What they have in common is Audrianna’s father, who died in a scandalous conspiracy-a deserved death in Sebastian’s eyes. Audrianna vows to clear her father’s name, never expecting to fall […]
Tracy’s review of One Enchanted Evening by Lynn Kurland Montgomery de Piaget attracts responsibilities like blossoms lure bees. Where other knights have bonny brides, laughing children, and noble quests, he has the task of rebuilding the most dilapidated castle in all of England. A bit of magic might aid him—if only he still believed in […]
It’s official. I’m done with Christine Feehan. By done I mean that I mean she’s gone to the “Get at Library” list. Her Carpathian series has gotten repetitive. Really, at 20 books how can you keep it fresh? The GhostWalker series has stayed fresh for the most part. Until Street Game. She’s turned this series […]
I’m not sure how I feel about this yet. I didn’t hate Feehan‘s last Leopard book, Burning Wild, but I didn’t particularly love it either. Conner Vega, physically and emotionally scarred by his past, has returned to the lush, exotic landscape of the Panama rainforest – his birthplace, and hopefully an escape from the guilt […]
Melissa‘s review of Skin Trade (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, Book 17) by Laurell K. HamiltonOnce you tell someone certain things—say, you got mailed a human head in a box—they tend to think you’re crazy. Anita Blake’s reputation has taken some hits. Not on the work front, where she has the highest kill count of all […]