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Highly anticipated sequels can be worrisome. On the one hand, you can’t wait to see what happens to your beloved characters. On the other hand, the book might stink. I’m happy to say that Eidolon is a delightful, fast paced sequel that is a worthy successor to Radiance. Eidolon begins moments after the end of…
Leveling the Field is the fourth and final book in Megan Erickson’s Gamers series. I think that it is on par with the three previous books; a middle of the road read. Erickson’s style is fun and sexy, but none of the Gamers books have tugged too hard on my heartstrings. I think that’s okay…
Narrated by Andi Arndt and Sebastian York NOTE: Book 1 must be read before Conviction. The review below contains spoilers for Book 1. If you have not yet listened to Conviction, please see the AudioGals review. The second part to the Consolation Duet proves to bring new impossible choices to its characters providing plenty more…
I’ve been a huge fan of the Ruth Galloway Mystery series since I read the first entry, The Crossing Places, featuring a slightly overweight, socially inept, English archaeologist. It’s a mark of how much I like this series that I put up with a number of features that normally bother me including the use of…
I took a risk selecting Wolf on a Mission. It is book six in the Salvation Pack series and N.J. Walters is a completely new-to-me author. My gamble paid off in this case as I found the book to be a good point of entry for a new reader and I liked the world created…
Narrated by Beverley A. Crick The Study of Seduction is the second book in Sabrina Jeffries’ Sinful Suitors series, but we have met Edwin Barlow, Lord Blakeborough a few times before, in both the previous book (The Art of Sinning) and in the author’s previous series, The Duke’s Men. In the final book in that…
Narrated by Lucy Malone Layne is one of a handful of relatively new authors of contemporary romance who have really caught my fancy. She writes families/small community in a big city type of romance, where the protagonists have siblings and friends who are next (or previously) in line for HEAs in the series. Her style…
Cold Evidence, the sixth installment in the loosely connected Evidence series, is a romantic suspense novel that manages to take an established pattern and flesh it out with very appealing protagonists and a remarkably realistic touch – a true winner! Undine Grey is a marine archaeologist involved in the salvage mission of a submarine that…
It’s rare I start a book and decide it’s not worth my time to finish it. Heat it Up, alas, is one of few to earn this distinction, though I did read it all the way to its conclusion. Based on its description as a contemporary, sports themed romance, it should have been a homerun…
Narrated by Elizabeth Wiley The Sisters of Versailles is the first book in Sally Christie’s Mistresses of Versailles trilogy, and, more notably, her debut novel. Rather than writing about well-known historical figures, Ms. Christie chooses to take a different road, telling the story of the five Nesle sisters, four of whom were mistresses to Louis…
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