Tag: Molly Harper

Guest Review: How to Run with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper

Guest Review: How to Run with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper

Anna is getting off work at the grocery story in a small town in Alaska when she hears arguing – then a gunshot…then the shooter who is trying to get away runs into her Pinto and it blows up.  Not the way she wanted to end her work day!  She goes to see if anyone […]

Review: How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper

Review: How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper

How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf is the first book in Molly Harper‘s Naked Werewolf series. I avoided these books in the past because the covers and titles made me think they’d be super campy, which I don’t like. Though they’re on the lighter side, they aren’t campy at all. I really liked this […]

Review: How to Date Your Dragon by Molly Harper

Review: How to Date Your Dragon by Molly Harper

How to Date Your Dragon is the first book in Molly Harper’s Mystic Bayou series. I generally prefer darker, more serious paranormal romances, but I was looking for a new audiobook and this was part of the Audible Romance Package so I figured why not. It turned out to be just what I was in […]

Review: Sweet Tea and Sympathy by Molly Harper

Review: Sweet Tea and Sympathy by Molly Harper

Margo Cary is at the top of her game as the premier party planner to the elite of Chicago. She’s about to make partner and buy her first condo. She’s sacrificed a lot for this job, and to be where she’s at professionally, so to see it all go up in smoke in a single […]

Guest Review: Rhythm and Bluegrass by Molly Harper

Guest Review: Rhythm and Bluegrass by Molly Harper

Natalia’s review of Rhythm and Bluegrass (Bluegrass, #2) by Molly Harper  Bonnie Turkle, multimedia historian for the Kentucky Commission of Tourism, is dispatched to Mud Creek, a tiny eastern Kentucky town, with few prospects but many oddballs, to rescue important artifacts from McBride’s Music Hall. Now fallen beyond disrepair, McBride’s was once a jewel of the early […]