Posts Tagged: third person dual protagonist point-of-view

Book Review: “Clean and Dirty” by Nalini Singh

Who knew Faith had such a fun ability? It certainly makes life more interesting for a sculptor…who likes to chase her around the house.

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Book Review: Shadow Warrior by Christine Feehan

Stalked by her monster of a foster brother, Grace Murphy saves Vittorio Ferraro’s life. Now she’s under his protection, and she discovers the truth of the man and his desires.

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Book Review: “Interlude in Death” by J.D. Robb

A vacation/conference on the Olympus Resort turns into murder, one complicated by the hatred of one cop for the son of the crook who got away.

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Book Review: Reckless by Susan Kiernan-Lewis

Determined to find her brother’s killer, the gifted Mia reaches out to the one person in Atlanta she believes can help her—Dave’s ex-partner, Jack Burton. Unfortunately, Burton is also the prime suspect.

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Book Review: Cherish Hard by Nalini Singh

Ísa is falling for a man who makes her want to throttle and pounce on him at the same time. So play it safe and steady, or risk all her dreams and hope Sailor doesn’t destroy her heart?

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Book Review: Desperate Girls by Laura Griffin

A sadistic killer whom Bryn Holloran helped put away escapes maximum-security, and he’s already murdered her fellow prosecutor and one of the investigating officers.

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Book Review: “The Reception” by J.R. Ward

The wedding from hell continues with Anne and Danny walking the delicate balance between professional distance and explosive attraction. Will the desire last or are they doomed to part?