Concrete Evidence certainly kept me guessing. Romantic suspense served up just how I like it. The book centers around a former senator and his granddaughter accused of adjusting the designs of a dam to cut costs and make money. But when bodies start dropping, the fight to keep Avery Elliott and her grandpa overtake the … Continue reading Concrete Evidence by DiAnn Mills
Harvest Moon stands alone but is also the third in the wonderful Riverbend series. Finally, Gavin gets a happy ending. And that’s not spoiler alert. Anything but a happy ending would be breaking the promise made to readers in book one, and Denise Hunter is far too skillful a writer to do that. In this … Continue reading Harvest Moon by Denise Hunter
Oh man, To Win a Prince is a great read. Toni Shiloh flat out smashed this enchanting sequel. Following on from the hugely successful In Search of a Prince, book two picks up with Iris, the now Queen’s best friend setting up a fashion business in Oloro Ile. Disgraced former prince Ekon Diallo is sentenced … Continue reading To Win a Prince, by Toni Shiloh
Honor Bound is the first book I’ve read by Hallee Bridgeman. Definitely won’t be my last. This book was one of the few ‘read it in two days had to keep reading’ stories of the year. Wow. The basic premise has Special Forces Captain Rick Norton seeking urgent care for two of his men. They’re … Continue reading Honor Bound by Hallee Bridgeman
Crossfire is the second book in the Extreme Measures, but also works as a standalone story. As with other Lynette Eason books, Crossfire starts by dropping readers straight into the action. Julianna Jameson is an FBI Negotiator, called to a hostage situation in a bank. She manages to talk the hostages out with the help … Continue reading Crossfire by Lynette Eason