Posts Tagged: third-person global subjective point-of-view

Book Review: Someone to Hold by Mary Balogh

Newly illegitimate, former Lady Camille Westcott has taken on Anna’s old position as a teacher at the orphanage where she meets the contemptible art teacher…and Anna’s best friend.

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Book Review: Someone to Love by Mary Balogh

Humphrey Westcott, Earl of Riverdale, has died, leaving behind a fortune that will forever alter the lives of everyone in his family—including the daughter no one knew he had…

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Book Review: The Mountain Man’s Dog by Gary Corbin

It’s an injured, stray dog that drops Lehigh Carter, a forester, into the middle of a complex world of crooked cops and power-hungry politicians…and his ex-fiancée, Stacy McBride

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Book Review: Of Blood and Bone by Nora Roberts

Fallon Swift’s intensive training in magic begins far from home under Mallick’s guidance, preparing her for her destiny to reform the world.

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Book Review: Year One by Nora Roberts

It began on New Year’s Eve, the sickness that spread so quickly. The end of our world. The fear spread even faster. As science and technology receded, magic rose up in its place. Some good, some evil.

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Book Review: Lost and Gone Forever by Alex Grecian

Inspector Walter Day has been missing for a year, kidnapped, it’s thought, by Jack the Ripper. Ex-Sergeant Nevil Hammersmith set up his own PI agency and spends his time searching as Claire grieves.

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Book Review: Hot and Badgered by Shelly Laurenston

Protecting her little sisters has always been Charlie Taylor-MacKilligan’s job, and she’s not about to let some pesky giant grizzly protection specialist with a network of every shifter in Manhattan get in her way.