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  • Maximum Security

    Maximum Security is a romantic suspense series title that’s unusually grim and graphic, which makes it a good choice for anyone believing a series romance can’t be as hard-hitting as a single title. It’s also a good bet for those who can’t get enough of serial killer stories. Which also means this is a book…

  • Tall, Dark and Texan

    I hadn’t read a Harlequin Temptation in a long time, but when I saw this one was by Jane Sullivan, I bought it since I enjoyed the two other books she has written for the line, as well as the single title contemporaries she writes as Jane Graves. This was the first book I read…

  • Tall, Dark and Texan

    I just love a smart-mouthed heroine who can bring uncharacteristic smiles to the lips of a stony-faced hero, and that is one of the primary draws of Jane Sullivan’s Tall, Dark and Texan. The flip side, of course, is that said heroine is also likely to actually deserve the duct-tape gag the hero considers applying…

  • My Life as a Snow Bunny

    Who needs thigh-expanding hot chocolate when one can read My Life As A Snow Bunny? It’s a warm, feel-good book with just enough sweetness (minus the calories) to liven up a dreary winter day. Written in a chatty, first person style, the story is told by Jo Vincent, a pretty, playful, often sarcastic boy-crazy sixteen…

  • Something Deadly

    I have many of Rachel Lee’s old Silhouette romances, but haven’t read any of her recent work and had no idea what I was getting into with Something Deadly. Although it’s technically categorized as romantic suspense, this is a spine-chilling, page-turning ghost story that I read in one sitting. The tropical island of San Martin…

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