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….
Rip-roaring, action packed, and fun as hell, The Bang-Bang Sisters is a delightful and fast-paced (even at 400 pages!) ride through the gritty world of a group of assassins who love music, justice, and one another. The titular Bang Bang sisters are Brea and Jessie – biological sisters – and their best friend, Flo. They…
The Prince and the Apocalypse was a fantastic road trip romance that had a unique premise, a genuine sense of suspense, and a couple worth rooting for, but its follow-up, Heir, Apparently, has a little less spirit, zip and originality on tap. It’s still a fun ride. When last we saw Wren Wheeler, she’d just…
I’ve enjoyed a number of Rachel Ember’s contemporary romances – her Wild Ones series was my introduction to her work – and I’ve been wondering for a while if she had anything new planned. Then Undertow popped up for review. It’s a fantasy romance set in a world of endless seas inhabited by terrifying monsters,…
This is a fun, solid-boned little romp that skimps not a wit of its action for its romance and vice-versa. Raiders of the Lost Heart combines a little dash of Indiana Jones with a big dash of Romancing the Stone and comes up with a brew that’s fast-paced, sexy, funny, and easy to get into….
The Blonde Identity is a whale of a good time, if a bit on the juvenile side. Snappy, action-packed, funny and well-plotted, it’s wonderfully entertaining summer fare that’s worth its weight in enjoyment. A woman awakens in the middle of a Parisian street and realizes several things at once. She has no idea who she…
Narrated by Gary Furlong Note: The God’s Eye is the final book in a trilogy featuring the same central character and couple, and does not stand alone. There are spoilers in this review for the earlier books in the series. The God’s Eye, book three in Anna Butler’s alt-Edwardian era/steampunk Lancaster’s Luck series, picks up…
The Prince and The Apocalypse has an extremely strong narrative voice and a wonderful sense of adventure. That’s what helps make it stand out in the YA field, and makes it such a delight to read. Teens will have fun with our heroes’ race against time, and they’ll root for their survival against seemingly impossible…
Narrated by Gary Furlong The Bridge of Silver Wings and This Other Country are books three and four in John Wiltshire’s More Heat Than the Sun series of thriller/romantic suspense novels following the exploits of Ben Rider, a former SAS operative, and enigmatic (ex) diplomat Sir Nikolas Mikkelsen, two of the most stubborn Alpha Males…
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