This is the kind of romantic suspense I enjoy. It’s a murder mystery with elements of romance. In this world, law enforcement is more realistic, organized, smart, and follows some procedures. The main character is a woman, Kaitlin, whose cousin was abducted 14 years ago. She has very little family and the fact she couldn’t […]
I’m always up for a new romantic suspense, and Pretend You’re Safe is the first in The Agency series. The characters of Jaci and Rylan were the most developed other than Jaci’s sister and mother. The town’s characters provided an interesting backdrop with just the beginnings of their personalities. I loved Jaci. She was so strong […]
The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog and showcase books and things we have received. I thought I would talk about how I am organizing our posts. At The Book Nympho, we […]
Like the The Life We Bury, the first book in the Detective Max Rupert series, again he is hardly present. His brother Alexander Rupert is the main character. Alexander is also a police detective, a younger brother. He is well developed and shows many layers of good and bad. The police work and the […]
As an Audible daily deal, this caught my eye. The Life We Bury is a mystery, suspense story set in Minnesota. I went right to the library to see if it was available. The themes are favorites of mine. There is also a bit of romance. The kicker for me is having lived in […]
Read It, Rate It and Record A short review to update challenges This is another audio which I saw as an audible daily deal and ran right to the library to get it. I enjoy law enforcement books with mystery and murder. Bluebird, Bluebird is set in Texas with a specialized branch of law […]
Read It, Rate It and Record A short review to update challenges I chose this as it was an audible daily deal and was available at the library. It has many favorite things – books, cooking and it is set in North Carolina. This was very cute and has clever book quotes […]
Be prepared for a trip back into the 90s, where not everyone is carrying around a cell phone, gender rolls are still very black and white and the hero will need to get around some pantyhose if he is going to get ‘in’ there. I felt like I was watching something on the Oxygen Channel […]
Melt for You is the fourth book I have read by this author. She has become an auto-read, favorite author for me. Geissinger creates strong, relatable characters. They are realistic enough to have some quirks and even those briefly on page feel developed. The dialogue is smart and funny; she is a master with dialogue. […]
I really love Gary, aka Merciless, the Supervillain Without Mercy™. He wants to be a supervillain so bad he can taste it, but he always seems to be on the side of good in the end (even if he might not have the “superhero” way of getting there). In The Science of Supervillany, he wakes […]