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  • Cut Throat

    Cut Throat is the second in a series, and evidently begins practically where Nine Lives left off. Sala fills in the back story very well and I wasn’t lost a bit. Instead, the book immediately pulled me in; I liked it so well I will probably follow the series. Cat Dupree is a bounty hunter….

  • Highland Guardian

    It’s no secret that fantasy and paranormal romances are gutting the market these days. It’s also no secret to most romance readers that ho-hum, been-there-done-that, screamingly average fantasy and paranormal romances make up the vast majority of those books. Submitted for approval is this prime example. Start with a Highland lord. (Everybody knows Highlanders are…

  • Phoenix Unrisen

    I truly enjoyed Jigsaw, so when I saw Kathleen Nance had a new book out, I looked forward to having the chance to review it. Unfortunately, this story did not flow well as the suspense plot never really flared to life, weighed down as it was by a convoluted fantasy world. The world-building and the…

  • Moon’s Fury

    C.T. Adams and Cathy Clamp continue to build on the fantastic world of the Sazis in Moon’s Fury, the fifth book in this interesting series. Full of animal instincts, pack politics, magic, and a wide variety of shapeshifters, this novel stokes your imagination. These authors have created an exciting and unique world that sucks you…

  • A Highlander for Christmas

    When I first started reading romance, time travel romances were fairly plentiful. The quality wasn’t always terrific, but the selection made up for that somewhat. These days it really seems like all-vampires-all-the-time. Time travels are so few and far between that I nearly always snap one up when I see it. A Highlander for Christmas…

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