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BLURB He loved being him… he got away with murder. She loved being her… until she met him. The steamy roller coaster ride of psychotic David’s obsession with his childhood sweetheart, a skilled mix of fuelled tension, dark humor and pulsating sex scenes. With the help of her gutsy friends, fun-loving city girl Tara Warr… Continue reading Unfinished Business (David Trilogy #2) by S C Cunningham
Do you think fifty is old, Sydney?” Alexa Ranger watched her thirty-five-year-old assistant and good friend take a giant bite of his club sandwich and swing his gaze to hers in shock at the same time. Then she watched him pound his chest to keep from choking as he attempted to swallow the bite around… Continue reading Dating a Cougar (Never Too Late #1) by Donna McDonald
BLURB Aldo Evans is a desperate man. Fired from his job and deeply in debt, he struggles to balance a broken family life with his passion for music. Luce Figura is a troubled woman. A rhythmic perfectionist, she is haunted by childhood trauma and scorned by her religiously devout mother. Ross McArthur is a wiseass.… Continue reading Cuttin’ Heads by D.A. Watson
A HAUNTED MAN. A BURIED PAST. A JOURNEY INTO DARKNESS. The title of Wright's third book in the Detective J.T. Ellington series, caught my eye as I was browsing NetGalley one day, so after debating if I should read the third book in a series I had never read, I downloaded it and the rest… Continue reading Restless Coffins (Detective J.T. Ellington #3) by M.P. Wright
BLURB This is a story about a city. As with all others, it’s a place of violence. There are murderers, and they live among us. This is also a tale about a couple — sometimes friends, occasionally lovers, but always partners. Dan and Olivia are fighting modern battles; the ones parents have over a lack… Continue reading Abel’s Revenge by Ross Greenwood
Most of us are imprisoned by something. We’re living in darkness until something flips on the switch. -Wynonna Judd SYNOPSIS On the outside, I look like the All-American teenage dream. I'm pretty, popular, and athletic. I have the right family, the right boyfriend, the right kind of friends. If you only knew... Every day I… Continue reading Saving Me by Sadie Allen
What does hate look like? Hate looks like the bullet hole in the door frame leading into the prayer room at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin—a vestige of the carnage that took place there on August 5, 2012, when a troubled man with a distorted view of what America should look like executed peaceful people… Continue reading The Gift of Our Wounds: A Sikh and a Former White Supremacist Find Forgiveness after Hate by Arno Michaelis, Pardeep Kaleka
Maddie had no idea how many laws she'd broken in the last week. They all paled next to kidnapping. Since she'd been advised not to leave the state, she was pretty sure having temporary custody wouldn't get her anywhere in court. Not that it mattered. She'd never get to court. She'd die before she gave… Continue reading A Knight in Cowboy Boots (McKnight, #1) by Suzie Quint
MY REVIEW Today I am reviewing an unusual biography of a woman who would do anything to provide for her family even as far as becoming an escort. At twelve, I had about as much control over my limbs as a new-born giraffe. I had no friends. It’s difficult to form close bonds with tight-knit… Continue reading Sindy in Real Life: Intimate Confessions of a No-win No-fee Paralegal who became a No-fee No-me Escort by Sindy
BLURB Nikos was having a bad day. Not an ordinary bad day, but a ‘your-wife-burned-alive-in-a-spaceship’ kind of bad day. Space travel is murder. Every time a ship goes up, the cosmonaut inside it dies. Why? No one knows, but that’s the way it has always been on New Amith. Nevermind that people from the sister… Continue reading How I Broke the Sky by E.W. Park