Beyond the Limit by Cindy Dees

Beyond the Limit by Cindy Dees

*sigh*. This is the second romance novel I’ve read in the past month that mentions ‘hot monkey sex.’ NO. The expression conjures a decidedly unsexy visual.  As per Rom Rule #14 in my personal reviewer’s handbook, a romance that describes high-intensity sexual intercourse as ‘hot monkey sex’ will automatically receive a reduction of one letter…

SEAL’s Honor by Megan Crane

SEAL’s Honor by Megan Crane

I can’t quite decide if SEAL’s Honor wants to be a bog standard contemporary romance or a romantic suspense because it flirts with both. The result is enjoyable, but perhaps a touch forgettable. I’m eager to see where Ms. Crane goes with the series, because I think getting to know Blue’s compatriots might help me…

Craft Brew by Layla Reyne

Craft Brew by Layla Reyne

Although I wasn’t wild about Imperial Stout, the first book in Layla Reyne’s new Trouble Brewing series, I wanted to read book two, Craft Brew, because I was intrigued by what was clearly going to be the series’ overarching plotline, and hoped for progression. I got a little of what I wanted, but Ms. Reyne…

Off the Grid by Monica McCarty

Off the Grid by Monica McCarty

Off the Grid is book two in Monica McCarty’s series, The Lost Platoon, and although I haven’t read the previous book (Going Dark) I was able to follow the plot in this one without any trouble, so it worked perfectly well as a standalone.  What didn’t work so well, however, were the hackneyed storyline, stereotypical…

Wheels Up by Annabeth Albert

Wheels Up by Annabeth Albert

I’ve really enjoyed Annabeth Albert’s Out of Uniform series. She’s done a great job linking the novels together while crafting fresh and special individual stories and romantic relationships in each one.  This time out her principals find themselves fighting their attraction and love for each other while knowing they can’t have it all – SEAL…

Going Dark by Monica McCarty

Going Dark by Monica McCarty

Going Dark opens with an elite team of Navy SEALS deep into a covert operation on foreign soil.  Their mission could be construed as an act of aggression if discovered so the men are working under blackout conditions; no communication with their transport ship and radio silence while on the ground.  When things go to…

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