Book Review: “A Wedding Breakfast” by Nalini Singh
A hurried event but beautiful for all that, as Dimitri and Honor enjoy the breakfast that brings so many together.
Tag: third-person dual point-of-view
Book Review: Desolation Road by Christine Feehan
That prim and proper librarian soothes Aleksei “Absinthe” Solokov’s brain and makes his blood rush. In turn, Scarlet Foley has been fantasizing about this tattooed man who reads psychology, but she intends to carry out her plans, first.
Book Review: Ranger Security by Rhonda Russell
An omnibus of the first six stories in Ranger Security, a cozy romantic suspense series, revolving around former Rangers who all work for the company.
Book Review: “Grocery Shopping” by Nalini Singh
A mundane chore for many, and a heartwarming activity for Lucas Hunter with his mate, Sascha, and their newborn baby girl, Naya.
Book Review: Vendetta in Death by J.D. Robb
She calls herself Lady Justice. And once she has chosen a man as her target, she seduces them, and then makes them pay.
Book Review: Reticence by Gail Carriger
The crew of the Spotted Custard is a misfit family, especially Prof Percival Tunstell caught up in his research and books. Then accidental spies, a trip to Japan, and one smart and beautiful doctor disrupts his life.
Book Review: Bound Together by Christine Feehan
He murdered her stepfather five years ago and left. Now Viktor Prakenskii is back to take down a motorcycle club. And take up with the wife he left behind: Blythe Daniels.