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 […]
Judith‘s review of Island Fantasy by Ava McKnight Jersy-girl-turned-islander Jewel spends her days hosting fishing excursions on her father’s boats. After ten years on the island, she’s learned to avoid vacationers with sexy smiles and promises they can’t keep. Until gorgeous J. T. Hollander arrives, a man whose mouth and hands she wants all over […]
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 […]
Judith‘s review of Her Dark Angel by Felicity Heaton. An angel without a mission, Apollyon lives trapped in Hell guarding the bottomless pit. Surrounded by endless darkness, he longs to fly free on Earth once more but his master hasn’t called him in centuries. When the call finally comes, it’s to serve a new master, […]
Judith‘s review of Divertissement by Madeleine Oh John Kent wants Ellen, not just as an incredibly sexy submissive lover, but as his wife. To do that, he has to convince fiercely independent Ellen Forsythe that giving up her single state will be more than worth the sacrifice. Not an easy job. But John is not […]