“Harm no human…”

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Happy Tuesday!  This book is part of a series that can be dark. It can be light and fun. The feels are real. I’m speaking of the Dark-Hunter series. If you are not familiar with the Dark-Hunters, what have you been doing with your life? Really!

It is 117 degrees Fahrenheit today in Arizona; the perfect day to write about a hot book while sitting in air conditioning. Sherrilyn Kenyon is my favorite author. I didn’t think I would have one because I have read so many books by some of the most talented authors ever (Nora Roberts, Jayne Ann Krentz, Johanna Lindsey, just to name a few), so trying to pick just one was almost impossible. I say almost because I then discovered Sherrilyn Kenyon, quite by accident. Continue reading →

Dash-“I’ll call you in a few hours.”  Amelia-“Promise?…If you don’t, you’ll wreck my world”. By that night, his truck is gone. His word is worthless. And my heart is broken.

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Let me start by saying I have read a few books by this newly discovered author and have thoroughly enjoyed them. But for some reason, I just didn’t enjoy this one. I will endeavor to articulate why I didn’t enjoy this book. Just know it will be hard.

So, I enjoyed the first book in Ella James’ Off-Limits series Crown Jewels. And I enjoyed her erotic fairy tale anthology Hansel, Red & Wolfe and Beast (can you say steamy?). Sloth was deep (the feels man, the feels-sigh) and I am currently reading the first book in the A Love Inc. series Selling Scarlett, Continue reading →

“The killer waited patiently for the target to emerge from the cabin…”

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When the above quote is the first sentence you read, you know you are in for a good read. A very good read. Your only option at that point is to sit back and enjoy the ride. That is exactly what I did. When the ride was over, I emerged to the bright Arizona sunshine after an all nighter, sad that my visit to Seattle was now over. That’s what a Jayne Ann Krentz book will do to you…that’s what this book will do to you.

I mentioned in my intro blog that I am a huge Jayne Ann Krentz fan. Continue reading →

“You should have trusted me enough to believe I would not have betrayed you. Without trust, love is nothing and you proved what we shared was nothing.” Virgil

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Welcome back to another Frappe Friday. Today’s review is from an author I enjoyed years ago and have recently rediscovered. I loved her Westmoreland series and now I m embroiled in her Bachelors in Demand series with Bachelor Unforgiving.

Let me start by saying, I really, really dislike Continue reading →

RESENTMENT (n:) The act of hating-no, f*#king loathing Dean Collins. (Yes, I’m well aware that’s not the actual definition, but it might as well be…).

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I wasn’t planning to write today, but I just finished re-reading a book that was as excellent the second time as it was the first and I just had to talk about it. That is Nicole London’s Resentment.

I first came across Nicole after reading an excerpt included in Sincerely, Carter by Whitney G. It turns out that Nicole and Whitney are best friends. Continue reading →

“I turned to my left to look at Ari again, hoping that the past few minutes were a mistake-that I was in the middle of a strange daydream. That there as no way I could be this attracted to her right now-no way I could want to tell her to pull over so I could taste her lips. Both sets of them.”- Carter

Hello everyone! Welcome to Frappe Friday part 2.

I intended to only post one review, but I have to tell you about this other book I am absolutely crazy about. The whole best friends turned lovers does something to my heart and other body parts…erm…hmm mmm. Sorry!

Sincerely Carter is as previously stated, a best friends turned lovers story. This is the very first book I read from new indie author Whitney G. I can absolutely say, this is not the last book I read from her. I am one of her F.L.Y’s (effing love you). Continue reading →

“Phillip had a sick feeling in his heart as he tried to imagine what his life would be without Christina.”

Hello everyone! I am sitting here enjoying a caramel frappe from McDonald’s thinking that I should do this every Friday; so I will. Thus, welcome to the new “Frappe Fridays.”

Today I will be reviewing the very first romance novel I have ever read.

Written in 1977, this was not only my first romance novel, but also my first exposure to historical romance featuring a sheikh (sheikh’s will come to be one of my favorite type of heroes…sigh). Continue reading →