Judith’s review of One Night, Two Heirs by Maureen Child. Texas Cattleman’s Club Rule #1: Always Act Honorably Duty is his world. And upon seeing Sadie Price with twin girls, marine Rick Pruitt realizes he has some proposing to do. He never would have left Royal, Texas, if he’d known Sadie was carrying his babies. […]
Judith’s review of The Bull Rider’s Secret by Marin ThomasBrody Murphy lives one day—one ride—at a time. No home, no responsibility, no one depending on him. As long as the bull rider keeps moving, he can keep it that way. But when Brody meets Ricky Sovo and his mother, rancher Katarina, he finds himself lingering in one […]
Judith’s review of Courting Death (Legal Weapons #2) by Carol Stephenson After watching a murderer walk free on a technicality, Nicole Sterling left the state attorney’ s office to start a criminal law practice. She lets her partners handle the assault and murder files while she specializes in white-collar crime. With her own mother’ s […]
Judith’s review of Reaper’s Justice by Sarah McCarty When the War Between the States came to its end, the battle inside Isaiah Jones raged on. Neither fully human nor fully wolf, he found his peace-and the passion his inner wolf craved-with Adelaide Cameron. Though their union was forbidden by the werewolf soldiers, Isaiah satisfied his urges […]
Judith’s review of Vigilant by Michele Hart. One surviving hijacker is charged with the murders of a hundred citizens. One cop sees her innocence. Alliance I-Marshal Weber hauls Yadira to her home planet and infiltrates the human-trafficking ring controlling her. But he finds himself unbearably attracted to his witness. A gift for detecting deception reveals she’s the next […]