Deadmen Walking by Sherrilyn Kenyon Series: Deadman’s Cross Trilogy, #1 Historical Fantasy/Romance May 9, 2017 TOR Favorite Quote: “Pirate drama. They could get into more shite than anyone he’d ever known.” Reviewed by Tori Deadmen tell their tales . . . To catch evil, it takes evil. Enter Devyl Bane―an ancient dark warlord returned to the human realm as one of the most notorious pirates in the New World. A man of many secrets, Bane makes a pact with Thorn―an immortal charged Continue Reading
Review: Need You Now by Nicole Helm
Need You Now (A Mile High Romance #1) Released: May 30, 2017 Contemporary Romance Zebra Reviewed by Mandi I've really enjoyed Nicole Helm books in the past - she writes really fun contemporary romances, sometimes featuring farmers (score!) and they make me smile. So I'm sorry to say Need You Now did not give me the smilies. I usually love a grumpy hero but Brandon was just so...depressing...it was hard to root for him. Brandon grew up in Gracely, Colorado and his family owned a mine Continue Reading
Review and Giveaway: Nudes by Sarah Robinson
Nudes by Sarah Robinson Series: Exposed, #1 Contemporary Romance May 22, 2017 Self Published Reviewed by Tori Favorite Quote: "She'd earned every moment of her career, and if she was going down, she was going down fighting." Movie executive Ben Lawson almost lost it all in his high-profile divorce but he’s being given second chance and nothing or nobody is going to stand in his way. Then his leading lady walks on the set. Actress Aria Rose may not be a household name in Continue Reading
Review: The Darkest Corner by Liliana Hart
The Darkest Corner (Gravediggers #1) Released: May 23, 2017 Romantic Suspense Pocket Books Reviewed by Mandi The start of a series called "Gravediggers" which sounded really cool to me plus the blurb drew me in: The Gravediggers aren’t exactly what they seem. They’re the most elite of the world’s fighting forces—and all they have in common is that they’ve been betrayed by the countries they’ve died for. Because they are dead. To their country, their military, and their Continue Reading
Review: Catch a Tiger by the Tail by Eve Langlais
Catch a Tiger by the Tail (Fabian Garoux #2) Released: May 16, 2017 Paranormal Shifter Novella St. Martin's Press Reviewed by Mandi Originally published in the Wild Anthology, this story is now available by itself. I'm drawn to shifter romance and this is pretty cute. Broderick or Brody is an accountant hired to look at the books for a gentleman's club where money is quickly disappearing. The city wants this investigated, but so does the owner of the club, and also the alpha of the Continue Reading
Review: The Queen and the Cure by Amy Harmon
The Queen and the Cure by Amy Harmon (The Bird and the Sword Chronicles #2) Released: May 9, 2017 Fantasy Romance Self Published Reviewed by Mandi Last year I really enjoyed The Bird and the Sword by Amy Harmon. I think fantasy romance, if done well, can be so captivating and enchanting. I greatly anticipated this book, especially when I learned Kjell (hero's brother from book one) would be the star. And to note, this can be read as a stand alone. That all said, this one lagged for Continue Reading
Review: Open Hearts by Eve Dangerfield
Open Hearts by Eve Dangerfield Released: April 25, 2017 Contemporary Romance Self Published Reviewed by Mandi This is my first time reading Eve Dangerfield and it won't be my last. Tori reviewed the first book in this series for Smexy and enjoyed it - Open Hearts reads fine as a stand alone although the previous hero and heroine do have a big part in this book. I'm curious to find out just how their HEA unfolded in book one, but I followed along just fine in book two. I'll say Continue Reading
Review: Intercepting the Chef by Rachel Goodman
Intercepting the Chef by Rachel Goodman (How To Score #1) Contemporary Romance Released: May 2, 2017 Pocket Star Reviewed by Helyce Favorite Quote: “You’re like the best parts of fall. Changing colors, the first brush of cool, crisp air. The stadium lights and cheering crowds, the scent of a well-worn ball Coach hands me after a win. All my favorite things wrapped up into one tiny, spirited package.” From the beginning, this story had me feeling a bit off-kilter. We meet Gwen, Continue Reading
Review: Good Girl’s Guide to Talking Dirty by Alice Faris
Good Girl’s Guide to Talking Dirty Publication Date: March 20, 2017 Contemporary Romance Self Published Reviewed by Kini Talking dirty as a phone sex operator isn't what straight laced school psychologist East Winters had in mind as a portable counseling job. But after being budget-cut out of employment, she needs the cash to get out of town fast and hitchhike to Maine for her dream job working at a school with a bigger pocketbook and no knowledge of her family's nasty history. Ex Continue Reading
Review: Red Wolf by Jennifer Ashley
Red Wolf by Jennifer Ashley Series: Shifter’s Unbound, #10 PNR May 2, 2017 Berkley Favorite Quote: “When you live thousand of years, people who annoy you tend to die off.” Reviewed by Tori Lupine Shifter Dimitri has always had to defend himself to other Shifters. As a red wolf, he’s not considered a “pure” wolf, and the battles have honed him into a tough fighter, a champion of the fight clubs. Jaycee Bordeaux, a leopard Shifter, is Dimitri’s staunchest defender and oldest friend. Continue Reading