This was a free download (still available from Amazon and B&N). The pacing is really slow and the writing kind of wooden and choppy. Nothing – from the heroine’s ability to fly to the descriptions of her friends – is really fleshed out, which left me feeling like the story was incomplete (aside from […]
Judith’s review of He’s the Man (The Alexanders #3) by M. Malone Matt Simmons is over Army doctors poking him. But when his sister won’t stop nagging him to see their old babysitter, now a sought after physical therapist, he gives in just to get some peace. Penny is finally putting down roots after a […]
This was a free download (still available at B&N and Amazon) and the first book I’ve read by Rachael Wade. Can I start off by saying I’m totally creeped out by the whole “professor who boinks his students” thing? Even if a school doesn’t have a no-fraternization policy – which I find unlikely in this […]
Rowena’s review of Deeper by Blue Ashcroft. Rain Wilson isn’t ever going to love again. It’s a promise she made the day her boyfriend died in a water park accident, one she still blames herself for. Now she’s a senior lifeguard in a new town with a new pool and she’s just going to keep […]
Tracy’s review of A Lady By Any Other Name by Jennifer Kitchens Nicole Farrington’s father told her on his deathbed that he wasn’t her biological father. He managed to tell her the tale of how her mother’s new husband died on their way home from Gretna Green and when she found herself pregnant ended […]