The Question of Us is the second book in Jay Hogan’s Fisher & Church romantic suspense series, and it follows our two protagonists – Nick Fisher and Madigan Church – as they process the events that took place at the end of The Meaning of You while figuring out who they are to each other…
The Blonde who Came in from the Cold is the second book in Ally Carter’s Blonde Identity series and it’s female lead is Alex Sterling, the sister of Zoe, from book one. This one is (kind of) a standalone, but now I’ll have to read The Blonde Identity, as both books share the same villain….
Hudson River Homicides, the long-awaited fourth instalment in C.S. Poe’s Memento Mori series, opens, once again, with Detective Everett Larkin confronted with a dead body in a most unusual location. This time, the murder victim is inside a refrigerator which has been dumped in the Hudson River, and scrawled across the door in all caps…
With a TBR Challenge theme like “Back in My Day,” I’m certainly going to go back to my roots. I read romance, almost entirely historical and romantic suspense, back in high school. I got away from it in college, but came back as an avid and curious reader in law school. Given the number of…
All the Missing Pieces is an excellent book—smart, sexy, and a blast to read. Julianna Keyes, in a break from her sharp, emotionally rich romances, has written a taut, knife-edged suspense novel anchored by two fabulously flawed leads. The writing is assured, the characters are compelling, and the sex is, frankly, fantastic. It’s a keeper….
Cold Truth, book six in Toni Anderson’s Cold Justice: Most Wanted series, is a gripping, edge-of-the-seat read that sees the culmination of a long-running plotline that’s been present over several books now. We learned, near the beginning of the series, that the leader of HRT (Hostage Rescue Team) Gold Team, Kurt Montana, had been killed…
It’s always sad to say goodbye to characters you’ve come to know and love over the course of a long-running series, and bittersweet, too, because even though they’ve been through the emotional wringer, they’ve ended up exactly where they’re supposed to be – happy with each other and looking forward to the rest of their…
Crocodile Tears is one of those books I picked up on a whim because the synopsis intrigued me and which I started reading with no expectations. That I read almost 500 pages in one sitting should tell you something. It has a few pacing issues and is slightly repetitive at times, but on the whole,…
Overexposed first saw light of day as a short story in 2020’s Working Stiffs anthology. It was one of the stories in the collection that worked well for me and I planned to check out other books by K. Evan Coles and the other authors whose work I’d enjoyed, but… I probably got sidetracked by…
Jay Hogan changes lanes for her latest book, the first in a romantic suspense series featuring two guys in their fifties who become the unwitting targets of some dangerous people when one of them discovers some unsettling facts about his late husband. The Meaning of You is a terrific read – a compelling page-turner in…
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