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Treehouse by Delia Latham

January 4, 2013 By 1 Comment

TREEHOUSE

Treehouse by Delia Latham
Publisher: White Rose Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Inspirational
Length: Short Story (38 Pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by Telstar

Tim Kerschner’s attachment to a solitary aspen on property he inherits goes much deeper than aesthetics. Can he make landscape architect Ryann Dean understand his refusal to let her chop down this single tree in a forest of them?

Ryann loves her job in Bliss, Oregon. Junior high teacher Tim Kerschner, on the other hand, she’d be happy to have never met. The man’s handsome face loses any appeal in light of his arrogance and obvious inclination to violence—the latter of which Ryann despises for reasons close to her heart.

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Can the existence of a single tree become a pivotal point of one’s life and love?

Author Delia Latham’s book, Treehouse, answers that question in a few short pages that are filled with enough emotion that its readers will swing from one end of the pendulum to the other.

In just 38 pages, the author manages to give the characters of her book both dimension and a perspective that I found unique and refreshing.

The benefits of forgiving and accepting are well illustrated within this story without being preachy. It’s well written and the pacing comfortably fits the story. With so few pages, it’s the perfect book for that afternoon break when you only have a few minutes, but want something good to read.

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The Obituary Rule by Sandra Murphy

January 3, 2013 By Leave a Comment

OBITUARY

The Obituary Rule by Sandra Murphy
Publisher: Untreed Reads
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (5 pgs)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 4.5 stars
Reviewed by Stephanotis

An older woman is not limited to church, the grocery or Senior Center if she wants to meet a man, she can also invoke The Obituary Rule. The Rule states that following the publication of an obituary, there is a mandatory thirty-day waiting period before she can approach the widower in question. Be warned! Competition is strong and there are always claim jumpers who make first contact days early. Common opening salvos include (but are not limited to) offers of coffee, a home-cooked meal or a sympathetic ear.

What’s a woman to do when she inadvertently jumps the gun and calls too soon? How do you fight memories on one hand and the onslaught of eager single women on the other?

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It’s told mostly in conversation between the two main characters and a little says it all. Sometimes, it’s hard to form an attachment in a short read too, but I felt like I knew both of these ladies, their backgrounds and what they hoped for in the future.

The Obituary Rule is a short cute, story that has a nice ending and is just perfect when you haven’t got lots of time but need a quality reading fix.

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Primitive Nights by Candi Wall

January 3, 2013 By 1 Comment

 NIGHTS

Primitive Nights by Candi Wall
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Genre: Action/Adventure, Contemporary
Length: Full Length (315 pages)
Heat Level: spicy
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by Sunflower

Two different worlds…one distinct love.

As a member of Endurance International, Myla Jordan seeks to stop the illegal logging, diseases and displacement that threaten primitive South American tribes. While posing undercover as an engineer for one of the biggest industrial culprits—InterCorp—her helicopter crashes, stranding her in the Peruvian jungle. Captured and dragged before a tribal leader, she’s shocked by his light skin, green eyes, perfect English—and her body’s instant reaction to his touch.

The woman wearing an InterCorp insignia—yet protesting her innocence—is a direct threat to Damon Hanson’s people, yet he can’t bring himself to let her be killed. Raised in the tribe, taught the ways of the outsiders by his English mother, he knows of only one way to protect the foolish woman. Toss her over his shoulder, declare she is his…and somehow resist the temptation she presents.
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Their powerful attraction gradually—sometimes painfully—overcomes suspicion. Yet even as their love grows as fast and wild as the rainforest, it may not be enough to overcome the common enemy that seeks to destroy them all.

She fights for them, their rights, and he fights for her to stay…In a world where opposites prove to be deadly, Myla and Damon beat the odds and find a love that’s powerful enough to bring two very different lives together…Primitive Nights is dangerous, delightful, and powerful.

Myla works for a company that Damon’s people don’t like. Myla is innocent as they come, but she’s taken captive anyway. I love her character. She’s strong, fierce, independent and is a true believer. Many women may not have survived the ordeal that Myla goes through, but she comes out tougher than ever. And no matter what, she sticks to her guns.

Damon doesn’t want to, but he feels something for Myla. She’s beyond a threat to his kind, if only he could prove to others just what he feels. Damon is a great hero, a perfect match for Myla, but the odds they must overcome to be together are very high. The world is stacked against them.

The pace, setting and flow is this story were fairly constant. The characters were well fleshed out, although at times, they didn’t appear to be three dimensional and I couldn’t connect. Overall, this story engaged me and kept me turning the pages. I’d like to see more from this author, as this book grabbed my attention. I love a story where different cultured people come together despite everything. There’s action, adventure, love and so much more that make Primitive Nights a great read. Why not spend your night reading this book?

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A Collie Rescue by Lindsay Downs

January 3, 2013 By Leave a Comment

COLLIE
A Collie Rescue by Lindsay Downs
Publisher: Astraea Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (90 pgs)
Heat Level: sweet
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Former Army Sergeant Sandi Charleston, diagnosed with PTSD and homeless barely survives day to day. By a miracle of fate, she meets Taz, a uniquely special collie, who helps turn her life around. It’s only through him she finds the courage to go head to head with her worst enemy-terrorists bent on mass destruction.

Bound by a special love to help and protect each other, side by side these two unlikely partners willingly march forward into battle. A fight to the death neither is sure can be won, but fighting as one, they will try.

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Former Sergeant Sandi Charleston felt like a shell of her former self. Despite the honors and medals she’d earned, she couldn’t move on from devastation that a fallen stone wall had caused her physically and emotionally. Unable to return to active duty or return to the carefree youngster she had been, she soon lost her job, her apartment and lived out on the streets. Invisible to practically everyone, Sandi slowly makes friends with a beautiful collie, Roxy, and her owner Jenna – a fellow officer. When Sandi overhears a potential terrorist plot in a soup kitchen, she confides in Roxy and Jenna, determined to do her duty as best she can.

This is a heartwarming story of a broken soldier who retains enough patriotism and spirit to defy the odds. Determined to protect her country regardless of the cost to herself, Sandi finds herself slowly opening up to new friends. She instantly falls in love with a new puppy, Taz, and she begins to heal. There are a bunch of characters in this story, sometimes making it feel very full, but the warmth and friendliness gives the whole book a really good feeling to it. The addition of the collies is lovely and not just some throw-away plot device, they’re quite central to the story.

Readers who enjoy animal stories or military-based/veteran stories will enjoy this and with only a few friendly kisses it’s easily an inspirational, story safe for people of all ages.

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Only a Hero Will Do by Susan Lodge

January 3, 2013 By 2 Comments

 HERO

Only a Hero Will Do by Susan Lodge
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Genre: Action/Adventure, Historical, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (194 pgs)
Heat Level: sweet
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Aloe

Hetty’s desperate gamble to avoid an odious match lands her all at sea. Can an overbearing ship’s physician really be the hero she needs to escape her treacherous family?

Marriage to a cruel dandy is not how Hetty Avebury envisions spending the rest of her life. Determined to raise funds to escape the match she earns money the only way she knows how—gambling. Her plans go astray and she finds herself onboard a man-of-war under the care of its stern physician. But Hetty soon realizes that the disapproving Doctor Withington is not at all the man she had first imagined.

If it wasn’t bad enough declaring one of the pressed men as a woman, Robert has been tasked with the tiresome job of returning her safely back to her dysfunctional family. It was ten years ago when his father gambled away his inheritance, home, and any chance of marrying the woman he loved. So when Robert discovers Hetty gambling he takes drastic action to cure her of the habit.

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Only a Hero Will Do is set in the Victorian period. The author immediately grabs your attention when the young lady in the story is wearing trousers under her skirts and she tries to talk her way out of trouble with the man she just met. He, unfortunately, didn’t believe her story about early morning riding. After all, she didn’t even have a horse, nor had there been any around lately. He takes her home, makes sure she’s okay, and runs into the man she’s supposed to marry on the way out. He doesn’t like him.

Ms. Lodge’s descriptions show how desperate Hetty is to escape this arranged marriage. As were many marriages in that era, it was more of a money transaction than a good match up for love. You can tell the author is familiar with this time period because her description of the era is authentic.

When Hetty manages to escape again, it doesn’t end any better. Imagine Hetty’s astonishment when she gets “pressed” into service on board a ship (she’s dressed as a boy again) and then finds the doctor on the same ship! As is usual in stories set in this period, the road to romance between the doctor and Hetty is fraught with potholes. Ms. Lodge shows you their frustration, anger, and how easy it to misunderstand situations. She also introduces a bit of a mystery when Hetty finds out her father is not actually her father. He married her mother and took her into his household at the same time. So who is her father?

I’m very glad I don’t live in the world of the ton. I could easily relate to Hetty dressing a boy/man and doing unexpected things for a woman. I’m like that, too. Even if you’re not, you will have fun watching Hetty go on her journey towards womanhood, taking a wrong turn here and there. Why not meet the doctor and see what you think?

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The Guardian’s Heart by Michel Prince

January 2, 2013 By 3 Comments

HEART
The Guardian’s Heart by Michel Prince
Publisher: Secret Cravings Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (183 pgs)
Other: M/F, Interracial Relationship
Rating: Best Book
Reviewed by Peppermint

Case Thomas is always in control whether its on the basketball court, the lab where he works, or in his love life. He thinks he has everything all figured out. All that changes when his parents pass away during his last year of college and Case is thrown into fatherhood when he becomes temporary guardian to two adorable twin toddlers. Weeks later, exhausted and running out of time, Case must decide if he’s ready to become a father to these children, or give them up and move on with what’s left of his life. Then he meets Gabbie Vaulst.

Gabbie is amazing with the kids, owns her own business, and has all the right curves in all the right places. She can tell Case is attracted to her, but does he really love her or is he just settling for a surrogate Mom who can wrangle his new kids? Knowing that she’s falling in love with him, she chooses to push him away until his world straightens out. Can Case prove to Gabbie, and himself, that his feelings are real? Or is this sudden family too much for both of them to handle?

The odds, as well as members of their past who’ve come out of the woodwork, are against them, but when kids are involved, all bets are off.

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If Case’s sexy dreads and athletic physic is not enough to get a girl hot, then surely his ability to step up and be the man and father his siblings needs will. Not only does he have a big enough heart to step into the shoes of his father, but he also has enough space left to teach Gabbie how a real man woos and cares for a woman. Case made me look at the men around me and question whether they would be willing or able to do what Case did. At some point I stopped seeing him as a character in a story and started to view him as a flesh and blood man. Now if only I could find out where he lives. Gabbie might have some competition!

Gabbie has been through so much pain, yet she still finds a way to put that aside and be there for everyone. Even through her insecurities it is clear she is able to bring the best out of people. Whether it be her friends, Case, or the kids, even if she can’t recognize it: the best within herself. While I normally find myself drawn towards the male characters in a story I can honestly say that Gabbie also stole my heart. She was a simple, admirable character in a story and was able to give me someone to aspire to be like. I would say that is a truly remarkable feat for this author to have achieved, and was enough to make me want to read even more by Author Michel Prince.

It was clear that the author really had a heart for this story. Maybe it was because the story pulled me in as if I was watching it unfold right in front of me instead of in a book. I can honestly say that I found both Gabbie and Case truly inspirational in their ability to overcome their personal difference and decide to care for each other as well as two young children. This is a story I can see myself reading over and over again when I find myself needed to be inspired.

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Weathering the Storm by Morgan Q. O’Reilly

January 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment

STORM

Weathering the Storm by Morgan Q. O’Reilly
Publisher: Lyrical Press, Inc.
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (154 Pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by Telstar

On the road to recovery, sometimes it helps to circle back to where it all began.

Azzette Bettencourt spilled brain cells and broke bones, but three years later she’s confident she’ll return to her life in the lab to create space-age laser gadgets. Unfortunately, her parents don’t agree. They compromise and she returns to her roots in Alaska to spend the summer at her cousin’s bed and breakfast. They’re expecting her to relax, live an organic lifestyle and discover her boundaries. She’s expecting to build a revolutionary weather sensor, her ticket back to an independent life.
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Builder Aiden Shaughnessy’s looking for time away from raising the last of his six siblings. Bonus? Some good old Alaskan adventure. If a fifties kind of woman wants to take care of him, life will be damn near perfect. The one he finds can cook, but she’s trickier than a double-blind dovetail joint. Other than the fact she likes her diamonds inside a laser, she’s as much a handful as the siblings when they were younger. Except she’s made a gizmo that contributes to his brother’s successful ascent of Mt. McKinley after the year’s biggest storm. Is he ready for a life with a woman as brilliant as Einstein, but with the curiosity and attention span of a toddler.

What happens when a man’s idea of a perfect woman, is not the same as the woman who haunts his dreams and heats up his life?

The answer to the above questions is what keeps this story hilarious, adventurous, sensual, and thoroughly entertaining. Author Morgan Q. O’Reilly has given us another of her feisty Irish heroines in this third book in her Open Window Series. Set in the challenging mountains of Alaska, this is a picturesque setting in both terrain and writing style.

I found both the main characters, Azzette and Aiden, to be interesting and unique. I loved that Azzette is on the quirky side and keeps Aiden dumbfounded most of the time. This is one story that will linger in my mind, primarily due to the memorable characters.

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Opposite Attraction by Judy Bagshaw

January 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment

OPPOSITE

Opposite Attraction by Judy Bagshaw
Publisher: Mundania Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (98 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 3.5 stars
Review by: Fern

Curvaceous parapsychologist Serena McKay is less than amused when she is publicly trapped by her longtime nemesis, world famous ghost hunter Carter Shehan, into accepting a professional challenge–spend a weekend with him at the allegedly haunted Shelbourne Manor to prove once and for all which of their theories on the reported strange activity in the house is correct. The winner gets bragging rights on The Lydia Crane talk show.
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When a number of frightening phenomena occur that drive Serena into Carter’s arms from fear, that fear quickly turns to passion. Serena soon finds that her interest in the scientific exercise is overshadowed by her growing attraction to the sexy and very likable Carter.

Serena McKay believes that paranormal activity isn’t magical or mystical, but that it all can be explained with logical, scientific rationale. Carter Shehan drove Serena insane. She was convinced he was a hack, leading people on and deluding them with stories of the paranormal, giving them false hope when sanity and logic was behind all his outlandish claims. Still, fire burned between them both. Carter was more than intrigued, he found himself captivated by her passion. Coming to one of Serena’s lectures and signings, he listened to her, riveted, then happily gets her to sign his book. They clash swords admirably. It’s only after this initial meeting, when they decide to stay at the same Manor house – Serena to disprove the ghost stories and Carter to prove the tales – that the sparks really begin to fly. Passion ignites between the two.

This story was a lot of fun, with plenty of spice, passion and more than a few lost tempers in the fray. It’s not your regular sweet story of two gentle people. Yet the author writes the book with such style and light heartedness none of the passionate arguments could be taken to heart.  It’s clear the sparks are repressed sexual tension and a whole lot of chemistry blazing between Serena and Carter. With a feel-good atmosphere and the backdrop of a spooky, haunted house – complete with spirits/ghosts – there’s plenty of things going bump in the night.

I really enjoyed this book.  It’s a fresh read that had me smiling and laughing aloud in places. I really enjoyed how Serena and Carter didn’t just meet, their gazes catching and fall instantly in love – this was something they both worked at, fought against and eventually capitulated to with relish. It was a lovely change and very well executed.

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Reunited by Helen Hardt

January 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment

REUNITED

Reunited by Helen Hardt
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (62 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Quince

True love comes once in a lifetime…will she grab her second chance?

When Kathryn Abbott moves back to her hometown following her divorce, she doesn’t expect to run into Brett Falcone, the Italian Stallion. If possible, he’s even more appealing than he was twenty years ago when she, the nerd queen, tutored the popular baseball star. Brett would like to begin the relationship they couldn’t have then, but first Kathryn must face her past decisions…and risk losing Brett.

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I liked the way the author conceptualized the story combining the present and past of the hero and heroine’s relationship. Nevertheless, I preferred a little bit more exploration of the past part of the story, because it had my favorite elements in romance novels — opposites attracts, and in this case it was a jock and a nerd falling in love.

The part of the story that takes place in the present started strong and hot and I had significant expectations. Unfortunately later on, when this Big secret occurred, I was a disappointed because of the two things. First, although after the first third of the story it was obvious that this Big secret will occur I was not happy with it. And second, I was disappointed with the way the author dealt with it. It was obvious that the only purpose of the Big secret was just to make a conflict between the hero and heroine in order for them to realize that they care deeply for one another and to reunite again, but this time for good. For me the whole idea of the Big secret was presented in a superficial way.

Regardless of this disappointment, I enjoyed the short time I spent with Reunited. I finished the last page with big smile on my face. For me, in this case that is enough to recommend the story. If you are looking for something light and fast, Reunited is a good choice.

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Tarnished Halo by Kayden McLeod

January 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment

HALO

Tarnished Halo by Kayden McLeod
(Demon Queen)
Publisher: XoXo Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (41 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Lavender

Liwet is a less-than-lily-white angel, who has a chip on her shoulder just begging for someone to knock it off. She refuses to come to heel, yet the time for Liwet to play by her own rules has come to an end. Oriax comes back to his old flame, with a proposition he doesn’t want to pursue, and has no choice but to make. Dark, chilling forces beyond Liwet and Oriax’s control drag them back together and down into a rabbit hole so deep, escape is futile. The prince of the underworld wants them in his court; a request never to be taken lightly. Can the couple overcome their pasts, and find each other once more, before it’s too late to save either of them?

If you were half angel and half demon, where would your loyalties lie? Liwet, aka Li, is the Angel of inventions and inspiration, a demon/angel half-breed. Oriax, a full demon, is her ex-lover. She resents him–loathes him, actually, after what he did to her heart eons ago.

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Li has a human friend named Aythna, a witch who is greatly loyal to her, so when Li and Oriax must descend into hell to speak to the legion, Aythna wants to go along for emotional support. Trouble is brewing here. Aythna is an innocent. What will happen to her in hell? Luckily, Li is a good soul who took in three orphans, and she is strong, but how strong? Li is likeable. She faces life and her challenges.

But what of Oriax? Will he turn on the two friends?

In hell, which is described in a fascinating way, Li sees Oriax’s interesting reaction to the condemned human souls there. Her anger begins to abate. They meet the grandlegion of demons, and Li witnesses something concerning Oriax she’d never seen before. Her attitude toward him changes as she comes to a realization.

The antagonists they face are truly hideous. A battle begins…

This is a fast-moving short story and unpredictable. There is a spicy sex scene, but it demonstrates real feelings. Lovers of paranormal romances, angels and demons stories, should check out this tale.

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