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  • The Hunt

    The Hunt is a paranormal romance that takes place in a land where shape shifting man/cats guard the people from dangerous creatures who would prey on them. In a field overflowing with vampires, this book was a nice change of pace. Miu is a thief and has the thief’s mark. She is under the control…

  • Twelve Nights

    I wanted to like Twelve Nights much more than I did. I love the idea of historical Blazes. I like Christmas settings. And usually love triangles are among my favorite plot-lines. This book had all that going for it, but the purple prose and occasionally annoying characters made it fall a little flat for me….

  • No Greater Pleasure

    Hooked from the beginning, I raced through this book as fast as I could, reading it in one rather long sitting. Unfortunately, what started out as a fantastic story petered out into a more-average tale that didn’t quite fulfill its promise. Still, the writing style is great, and No Greater Pleasure is a solid read…

  • Home in Time for Christmas

    A writing professor once told me that dialogue isn’t conversation; it’s conversation’s greatest hits. I wish Heather Graham had taken this advice to heart, as her excessive dialogue and blocky writing style bogged down a book that had some potential. Melody Tarleton is driving home for Christmas during a snowstorm when a man suddenly appears…

  • The Lost

    My copy of The Lost states that it has “four all-new stories of paranormal desire and suspense.” I’d call that something of a misnomer, because two of the stories have nothing paranormal about them. I didn’t mind that, necessarily, but there’s something to be said for truth in advertising. What these stories do have in…

  • All That You Are

    I love straight contemporary romances, without a hint of mystery or suspense. I enjoyed Stef Ann Holm’s All That You Are, and can recommend it to readers who appreciate character-driven, slow-paced romances. Dana Jackson owns the Blue Note bar in Ketchikan, Alaska. Aside from running the bar, about all Dana can find time to do…

  • Ice by Linda Howard

    Linda Howard is a storyteller. And when she “hears” characters speaking to her as she told me they do in an AAR interview, she is compelled to tell their stories. Sometimes that means her characters send her down a different path than ones readers have come to expect. Such is the case with Ice. The…

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