Pride and Politics by Daisy Harris (Men of Holsum College #6) M/M Contemporary Released: August 25, 2012 Siren Reviewed by Helyce Hunter Ford comes from a well known and privileged family with a lot of political ties. He goes through his life taking and getting whatever he wants; his cocky persona oozing entitlement. When his uncle begins his campaign for vice-president, he tasks Hunter with coming along to be the face behind his “gay-friendly” tactic. It’s about the last thing Continue Reading
Review: In Rides Trouble by Julie Ann Walker
In Rides Trouble by Julie Ann Walker (Black Knights Inc, #2) Romantic Suspense Released: September 4, 2012 Sourcebooks Reviewed by Mandi Book two in Julie Ann Walker’s Black Knights Inc series and I’m enjoying. This is a black ops suspense type series, but it is on the lighter side with lots of humor and over the top situations. This is Frank and Becky’s story, who we meet in book one. Frank is the top dog at Black Knight Inc, a group of ex-military men who go on super secret Continue Reading
Review: Haunted by Jeanne C. Stein
Haunted (Anna Strong Chronicles #8) by Jeanne C. Stein Urban Fantasy August 28, 2012 Ace Favorite Quote: “What am I?” I whisper then. “Vengeance.“ Haunted, #8 in the Anna Strong Chronicles, brings back the dynamic action packed life of Anna Strong-bounty hunter turned vampire, that I missed in book 7. Anna was turned into a vampire through violent means and without her consent. While it has been a wild adventure for Anna, she has accepted her role in being the Chosen. She is content Continue Reading
Review: Reflected in You by Sylvia Day
Reflected in You by Sylvia Day (Crossfire #2) Released: October 2, 2012 Erotic Berkley Reviewed by Mandi As I’ve been waiting for the sequel to Bared to You this past year, I kept thinking in my mind that the crazy intensity between Gideon and Eva would either not live up to my hopes in book two, or it would get old and I would get tired of their seriously messed up lives. I was wrong. Oh this book is intense. There is some massive crazy, possessive, jealous rages. And I Continue Reading
Review: Lady Louisa’s Christmas Knight by Grace Burrowes
Lady Louisa’s Christmas Knight by Grace Burrowes (Windham #6) Historical Romance Released: October 2, 2012 Sourcebooks Reviewed by May Favorite quote: Patchouli was not a fragrance Louisa cared for. She tried to imagine marital intimacies with a man who wore patchouli and concluded it was fortunate she would not be taking a husband. Lady Louisa is smarter than most men, can do any math problems in her head faster than on paper, and is wonderfully educated in all kinds of languages and Continue Reading
Review: Deep Desires by Charlotte Stein
Deep Desires by Charlotte Stein Erotic Contemporary, Novella Released: September 27, 2012 Harper Collins Reviewed by Mandi I think Charlotte Stein has one of the best voices in erotic romance. I always find her heroines so intriguing, so sexually curious, teasing and flirty, and many times they take the reins and show the hero what can be between them. This book is darker though and I really like it. Abbie works as a grocery store clerk and lives in an apartment building called Continue Reading
Review: Night Seeker by Yasmine Galenorn
Night Seeker (Indigo Court #3) by Yasmine Galenorn Urban Fantasy July 3, 2012 Penguin Reviewed by Tori Favorite quote: “There is much to fear in the dark. There are monsters under the bed and in the closet, and now they walk aboard at will. “ Wind witch and owl shifter, Cicely Waters, rescued her lover, Fae Prince Grieve from the Indigo Court, but not before Myst, the Queen Of Winter, turned him. The rescue destroyed Cicely’s alliance with Lainule, the Queen of Summer and Continue Reading
Guest Review: Delusion in Death by J.D. Robb
Delusion in Death by J.D. Robb (In Death #35) Futuristic Romantic Suspense Released: September 11, 2012 Penguin It’s become a tradition around here for Claire aka Roarke lover extraordinaire to guest review the In Death books. Claire…take it away. (Visit Claire’s Blog). BOOK THIRTY FIVE! And still the In Death series by J.D. Robb is in an exceptional category all of its own. 'Delusion in Death' brings one of the most terrifying murder cases for Eve Dallas and her team Continue Reading
Review: Silver Mine by Vivian Arend
Silver Mine by Vivian Arend (Takhini Wolves #2) Released: September 11, 2012 Paranormal Romance Samhain Reviewed by Helyce Chase “Silver” Johnson is a shifter with two forms. Able to shift into a wolf and a cougar, he never knows which form he’ll take when he calls on his body to shift. Being unable to control this made him an outcast of sorts and he’s taken to living way out in the bush, far away from civilization, with other shifter outcasts. Chase is the unofficial alpha Continue Reading
Review: Confessions of an Angry Girl by Louise Rozett
Confessions Of An Angry Girl by (Confessions #1) by Louise Rozett YA-Fiction Released: August 28 2012 Harlequin Favorite Quote: “No fear. “ Rose Zarelli is fourteen, a freshman in high school, and seems to have the weight of the world on her shoulders. She feels as though everyone she loves has left her. Her father died over the summer, her brother has left for college, and her mother seems to have left life. When Rose runs into an old friend of her brother's, Jamie Forta, her Continue Reading