In this new anthology, Berkley brings together stories in a variety of genres linked only by the mention of a Suite 606. While at first glance the book appears to be a hodgepodge of odds and ends, the stories are all fairly strong. While some of the contributors could have made more use of the…
Unravel Me is the second entry in Christie Ridgeway’s Malibu and Ewe series. Although I haven’t read the first, I found this to be an enjoyable, stand-alone read. Juliet fell madly in love when she was 13 years old. The object of her attention was a grown man on the fast track to becoming a…
Demon Bound is the first novel I’ve read by Meljean Brook and I must admit that I probably shouldn’t have jumped into this series mid-steam. However, this book can be read as a stand-alone, although I believe the experience would have been richer had I read the three previous books in the series. While still…
Attention, Blake McKay, hero of Bought: One Night, One Marriage: 1955 called, and it wants you and your sexist attitudes back. Here in 2008, you don’t order women around anymore. We get to choose whether we want to get married, whether we work, and where we work. Got it? Good. Cally attends a bachelor auction…
If you like romantic suspense filled with earthy, raw, sex, but with minimal character development and plot, then Caught may be just the book for you. The book has a promising heroine and a potentially interesting plot, but both are totally overshadowed by time spent on sex. Ethan Taggart and his brothers run a security…
Sometimes when I go into a book, everything is an unknown quantity to me and I’m prepared for anything and everything. However, it’s always uniquely disappointing to read a book by an author I know has the talent to turn out really good stories only to discover that not only am I reading something I…
Talk of the Town begins with formerly proper society wife, Roxie Treymayne cutting loose and getting in touch with her inner party girl. I have read this premise so often that it doesn’t impress me at all. Just once I’d like to read about a former wild and crazy gal who settles down and gets…
It’s been years since I last read a book by Katie MacAlister. Since titles by the author seem to be multiplying bunny-style in bookstores these days, I thought it was time I checked in to see if she is still as cutesy-poo a writer as I remembered her to be. She is. This one is…
Come the Night is the final book of Krinard’s new vampire/werewolf trilogy. Though a vampire and werewolf from a previous book show up to say hi, this book is really all about the wolves. It features Gillian Maitland and Ross Kavanaugh, who have been kept apart by the purebred fanaticism of Gillian’s family. With an…
I love adventure, and I supplement my historicals with plenty of romantic suspense and urban fantasy. However, there’s something about Christmas that makes me crave an old-fashioned emotional romance. I don’t need spies, secret alliances, or things that go bump in the night; a dashing hero, a strong heroine, and a story filled with sweet…
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