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

Book Review: “Kaleb and Sahara’s Meeting with Sascha and Lucas” by Nalini Singh

It’s an important meeting, one in which Sascha intends to test the truth of Sahara and Kaleb’s relationship.

Book Review: Love Muffin and Chai Latte by Anya Wylde

Tabitha Lee Timmons deals with financial stress, loony relatives, some crooks, an unhappy bride-to-be, a grumpy old man and two heartbreakingly handsome men.

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Book Review: “Ain’t No Party Like A Bear Party” by Nalini Singh

Party with Silver and Valentin in Moscow as the bear shifters rock the house and entice the Psy.

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Book Review: Among the Hidden by Margaret Peterson Haddix

In the future families are limited to only two children, so Luke has lived his 12 years in fear, until another convinces him that the government is wrong.

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Book Review: Leverage in Death by J.D. Robb

Lieutenant Eve Dallas puzzles over a bizarre suicide bombing in a Wall St. office building, one that interrupts a major merger when a man walks in wearing a bomb.

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Book Review: Rough Justice by Kelley Armstrong

As Matilda, Olivia must lead her first Hunt. But she questions their target’s guilt, the Hunt halts, her mission fails. And Liv digs in to find questions and more.

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Book Review: To Die But Once by Jacqueline Winspear

When a painting apprentice disappears and later the young son of her best friend, Maisie is on the cases, uncovering links to a criminal underworld and a terrible fraud.