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  • Hot As Hell

    At one point in Hot As Hell, Noah Paxton wants to know what the hell is going on. I did too. I don’t know when I have read a book that had such a convoluted plot as this one. There were times I was totally lost and I still don’t think I’ve got it all…

  • Star Bright

    I recently started reading Catherine Anderson’s latest contemporary romances, involving the Coulter and Harrigan clans. I think they are great comfort reads, and Star Bright seems like another to add to the list. In order to escape a truly horrific abusive marriage and certain death, Rainie Danning (with the help of a few trusted friends)…

  • Find Me

    I liked this one. I really liked it. I’d read one book by Debra Webb before and ranked it in the B- range, then steered clear of the next one after a negative review here. When the latest list of books for review came my way, I decided to give the author another shot. It…

  • Talk Me Down

    Talk Me Down features the shallowest heroine I have met in quite a long time. Not only is she shallow, but she comes across as not very bright either. Pity – the hero was fairly yummy. Molly Jenkins grew up in Tumble Creek, Colorado under the shadow of her perfect brother Quinn. Quinn’s best friend…

  • Faefever by Karen Marie Moning

    While I enjoy urban fantasy, I’m always aware that it’s a genre that will often lack a HEA and is sometimes written in first person, something I can find annoying. Faefever has both of those characteristics, and, though I found reading it occasionally frustrating, I was captivated. MacKayla Lane is a young Georgia woman who…

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