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You Were Always Mine by Cerise DeLand

November 10, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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You Were Always Mine by Cerise DeLand
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Publisher: Wild Rose Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (150 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Bittersweet

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When Abby Stuart accepts hunky Navy SEAL Nick Reardon’s invitation, she gets a red-hot one-night stand that becomes an irresistible weekend interlude. But a glimpse of a ghost and other supernatural events suggest they could be more than a brief affair.

Nick Reardon, the hero of the story says at one point: “I’m not a believer in lightning striking,” referring to the instantaneous connection between him and Abigail, the heroine. Making characters instantly fall in love and show that there is something real between them beyond lust is difficult. Cerise DeLand pulls it off in this story.

In the first place, although the characters are really attracted to each other, there is no sex until well into the novel. Furthermore, what brings them together is in the first place, Abigail’s brother, Terry, and in the second, American history. The appearance of a mysterious ghost leads to a story that goes back centuries. I found the idea romantic and sweet and enjoyed the little mystery that surrounded the romance.

Cerise creates a romance between two strangers that are at the same time very familiar. In my opinion she did this well with Nick. He is commanding but in a way that comes through as sweet, caring and almost desperate for love. He is a true gentleman. On the other hand, Abigail occasionally fell short. Her thoughts and feelings sometimes appeared a tad superficial compared to his, and I would have liked to know more about her.

All in all, You Were Always Mine, was a quick, sweet read. I’ll be looking forward to a possible story between Terry and Catrina.

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New Directions by Jamie Hill and Jude Pittman

November 9, 2016 By 14 Comments

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New Directions by Jamie Hill and Jude Pittman
Publisher: Books We Love Ltd
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (150 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4 Stars
Review by Rose

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This is the first book in the new McWinter Confidential series, but apparently not the first time these characters have been together. Even with that, this was easy to follow, though I think reading the previous series with these characters (Kelly McWinter PI) would be interesting just to see how these people came together. In this book, relationships are already in place.

The romance part of this romantic suspense mainly consists of the relationship between Kelly and his bride Gillian—as they take a long delayed honeymoon (and like any honeymooners, a lot of that relationship was working out in the bedroom).

This was primarily a mystery—there were two lines of suspense: Kelly and Gillian spent some time providing security for a country star (sounded like an ideal time for a vacation/honeymoon, but kidnappers and stalkers get in the way) while on the homefront, a militia group is found nearly in their backyard.

I liked the characters – primary and secondary. These people and their relationships were the best part of the book for me. The suspense part—there were some good parts. I was a bit disappointed in the way one of them resolved itself, but not enough that I wouldn’t read more from these authors. I liked the characters that much. I’m looking forward to getting to know them better (and I’ll be checking out the backstory series as well!).

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The Furies’ Bog by Deborah Jackson

November 9, 2016 By 2 Comments

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The Furies’ Bog by Deborah Jackson
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Action/Adventure, Contemporary, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (446 Pages)
Heat Level: Sensual
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by Stargazer

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A bog may be Earth’s undoing, but it will be a gift to Mars.

Digging up bog bodies and analyzing corpses are the last things archaeology graduate student Felicity Cratchett wants to do. And when unusual mummies are discovered in the subpolar region of Polar Bear Provincial Park, it’s the last place she wants to go. But since her faculty advisor insists that she log more hours in fieldwork, she has little choice. In a remote bog with a small team of scientists, Felicity unearths the greatest secret of our time—a secret with ties to ancient Rome, roots in Botswana, and a link to the first people to exercise abstract thought. This revelation will challenge the conventional theory of human origins and human evolution.
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Meanwhile, astronaut Lucas Wilson, a man tormented with a deep-seated anger, is terraforming Mars. He reluctantly descends to the Red Planet’s surface with his fellow astronauts, preparing to direct their exploration. Mars, in its birth pangs, will challenge every step he takes, with gas explosions and raging rivers, with damaged fuel processors and limited oxygen supplies. In the midst of these disasters, Lucas must keep his companions from discovering a feat of genetic engineering that will transform Mars like nothing has in over a billion years. The double helix of this masterwork twists all the way back to Earth and Felicity’s mummies. But if he fails, Lucas must decide whether to take up Mars’s sword, or to cast the weapon into a bog.

Have you ever wondered what the future holds, yet still remain curious about the past?

In The Furies’ Bog, author Deborah Jackson takes the reader on an amazing journey with astronauts looking at the future colonization of Mars while at the same time taking the reader on a historical journey with a group of graduate archeology students. These are two lines of time that become intertwined with the fate of humanity and the fears of extinction looming in the distance.

Deborah Jackson’s writing style is crisp and lively with humor, emotion and the human condition written in each character and event that occurs. I especially enjoyed how she was able to make each character three-dimensional, each had a rich back story, strong emotions and just like everyday life, their own secrets and weaknesses.

Ms. Jackson does a wonderful and skilled job at describing the setting for both very different plotlines. Initially, it can be somewhat difficult to follow the two story lines as they play out, but soon enough the reader begins to see how the past research and events on Earth relate to the adventurous Mars colonization research. Deep treachery and greed soon enter the equation and both stories take tremendous sweeps and turns, bringing the reader on an amazing journey that is so deep that one feels immersed in the story itself.

The author is able to put the reader into the forefront of the action as each adventure has its own suspense, action and intrigue. Each unfolding event pulls the reader deeper and deeper into the mystery and by the time the final pages come forward, the story comes to a conclusion that does not leave the reader grasping for more, but in all honesty, very content with the finishing sequence of events.

This is one story that I will not soon forget and I implore you to look beyond the separation of past and future and look into what The Furies’ Bog holds for you! You will not be disappointed!

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Buying His Bride by Alison Ashlyn

November 9, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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Buying His Bride by Alison Ashlyn
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full length (199 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Camellia

Romantic-turned-cynic Sierra Callahan is a broke branding consultant in San Francisco who’s gone off men. Desperate to save her home and family business from bankruptcy, she agrees to a marriage of convenience with ‘ber-rich, marriage-averse Michael Donovan, who needs a bride fast to satisfy his ailing father. Only thing is, their business arrangement has to look like the real thing — even to their closest friends!

Sierra and Michael fight a sizzling, most unbusiness-like attraction. But attraction isn’t nearly as scary as their growing feelings. When a man from Sierra’s past surfaces and threatens blackmail, will that destroy the no-strings marriage contract–and any chance of happiness Sierra and Michael have?

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Sierra is beautiful, direct, and driven to help her mother make the family pub a success again, and supposedly smart. However, she seems to lack maturity and the ability to be honest with herself. Her temper flare-ups are used too often to cause the conflicts in the story, making it appear that she has little self control.

However, she and the wealthy, handsome Michael Donovan sign a contract that they muddle along with regardless of the conflicts.

Michael won this reader’s heart early on. He is intelligent, protective of his family, honest in his dealings, compassionate, charming, but to call him nice “is like calling a Bengal tiger a nice kitty.” He is sexy and a master at seduction. The chemistry he and Sierra have from the first meeting sets one to reading fast and turning pages to see what will happen next.

The character involved and the twists that help unravel the complexities of Sierra’s “man issues” is quite a surprise. Who would have believed such good advice could come from that character!

Buying His Bride is attention-keeping with sex scenes that sizzle, as Sierra and Michael find their way to true love and their happy-ever-after.

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The Wolf At Your Door by Alexia Ward

November 9, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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The Wolf At Your Door by Alexia Ward
Publisher: Siren Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (90 pgs)
Other: M/M, Anal Play
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Jackson Dark is a wolf shifter on the run. After being wounded by a hit man, Jackson breaks into a closed cafe hoping to find safety. But when he spies on the hunky, half-naked owner, he finds something more, his future mate. Jackson plans on revisiting the cafe once it opens to search for his necklace he lost that his mother gave him. He also plans on formally introducing himself to Dane Ferguson, the cafe owner. After meeting his sexy, mysterious new customer Jackson Dark, Dane Ferguson is not only intrigued, he’s enamored. There’s something familiar, peculiar, and extremely fascinating about Jackson. Dane can’t quite put his finger on it, but he’s seen Jackson before. As these two grow closer, so does the danger lurking outside. The hit man is still out there searching for the wolf shifter that got away. He won’t stop until he kills Jackson and anyone who gets in his way. Can Jackson protect Dane, the man he loves, from the very peril he brought right to his door?

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I enjoyed this story. I found it to be equal parts spicy romance, hot paranormal and laugh aloud funny. To be fair I’m not certain the author’s intent was to make parts of this funny, but I, personally, found humour in quite a few parts of the story – like where Dane’s pet cat decides that Jackson’s necklace is its new trophy or when Dane manages to wield the fireplace poker as a deadly weapon. These moments gave the story a lighter feel to me, and I enjoyed the fact the book didn’t take itself too seriously.

There were a few parts of the plot I really wish had been gone into more depth. The Assassin group – a network of people who felt all shifters should be obliterated and only “full” humans should exist – seemed like an excellent plot for this series, and Joel was singled out as a massive threat, but the author didn’t go into a lot of detail around this. I felt a little like because this story the first book in the series we’re only given a small taste of this plot and the rest has been purposely left hanging for future stories. The way this was handled made me feel a little short-changed. I ended feeling as if the story should have either focused purely on Jackson and Dane’s relationship – which I personally would have been fine with – or it should have spent more time devoted to details and description about the Assassins and Joel in particular. At the start of the story Joel is made out to be the big-bad hitman, yet at the end I feel that Joel is shown to be completely oblivious and (I personally feel like he’s shown to be) incompetent. I didn’t particularly like this ending and felt it quite an injustice to Joel’s having any sort of skill or professionalism. I felt this was a huge shame, because the plot around Joel and the Assassin group greatly intrigued me and I would have loved to see both more detail and a better working of this part of the story.

The relationship between Jackson and Dane was the real hero of this story and to my mind was completely its saving grace. I loved watching them come together and the sex between the two men was smoking hot. I loved the M/M pacing and intimacy. These two men were both excellent characters and Jackson’s brothers and Dane’s bff Sam all show great potential for future stories.

A good M/M and what might be a decent start to a new shifter series.

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What She Needs by Melissa Kendall

November 9, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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What She Needs by Melissa Kendall
Publisher: Decadent Publishing
Genre: Paranormal, Contemporary
Length: Short Story (48 Pages)
Other: BDSM, M/F, Toys, Spanking
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Tulip

Sick of being the baby sister of Garth the pack alpha, Elizabeth decides to seek Madame Eve’s help to give her one night of pure pleasure.

Brute, Castle Wolves’ pack enforcer and best friend of Garth has kept his feelings for his sister a secret. But when he over hears Lizzie talking about signing up for 1Night Stand, he decides he’s not missing out on his chance at love.
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Elizabeth Summers is sick of being the baby sister of Garth the pack alpha. Her brother with the help of his best friends has taken it upon himself to scare off every guy who has ever shown any interest in her. With a little nudge from her sister-in-law, she decides to seek Madame Eve’s help to give her one night of pure pleasure.

Ernest (Brute) Chalmers is Castle Wolves’ pack enforcer and best friend of Garth. Out of respect for his friend, he has kept his feelings for Garth’s sister a secret. But when he over hears Lizzie talking about signing up for a 1Night Stand, he decides if he doesn’t make his move, he might miss out on his chance at love.

I enjoyed this second short story in Melissa Kendall’s Castle Wolves series. It was a steamy fun paranormal romp that had plenty of feeling to go along with the sexy times.

The first book of this shifter series featured Garth the Alpha of the Castle Wolves pack, and we were also introduced to his best friend and right hand man, Brute. This is Brute’s story where he finally reveals his feelings for Garth’s little sister, Elizabeth. We find out why he waited so long to make his move on Lizzie and how hard it was to be the kind of mate she needed. There were a few climactic scenes where the conflict exploded but for the most part this story was dominated by some incredibly hot sex scenes.

I liked Brute and Elizabeth. They had great chemistry together and their sex scenes were incendiary. This story was also something different for me as the reader. I haven’t read many stories where the heroine is a Domme but I have to say that I found myself enjoying this one. I liked the BDSM aspect, especially. I liked how the author showed their vulnerable sides as well.

All in all, this short story was well written and I read it at a super fast pace. As with the first book, the author ended it a bit abruptly, so there was a spot of disappointment with that. I would have liked more resolution between Brute and Garth but that won’t keep me from reading the next book. I assume it will be Mason and look forward to his story.

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A Regency Yuletide by Becky Lower

November 8, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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A Regency Yuletide by Becky Lower
Publisher: Romance With Sass
Genre: Historical, Holiday
Length: Short Story (43 pgs)
Heat Level: Sensual
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Fern

After a disappointing season in London, Sophie Davenport returns home without a marriage proposal. No sooner does she settle back into her country life than she learns her uncle has arranged for her to marry the local vicar’s son, a respectable and utterly forgettable man. He’s returning home immediately after the Christmas holiday and they will wed. She sets about making this last Christmas with just she and her mother memorable.

Jeremy Wyatt hatches a plan to help his friend Thomas and his love, Emma, escape to Gretna Green and marry before her father comes after them. What he’s really doing is avoiding heading to his parents’ home, where he is the son who is always making the wrong choices. But their carriage becomes hopelessly mired in the mud from the incessant rains so Jeremy sets off to find shelter for them at the first house he comes to.
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Sophie welcomes the wet and weary travelers, and her mother agrees to house them temporarily until they can free the carriage. Sophie forms a bond not only with Emma, but with Jeremy. However despite the sparks they ignite in each other, they have to maintain their separate paths.

But love and mistletoe have a way of upsetting even the best-laid plans.

Sophie’s first Season on the marriage mart had been an abysmal failure in the eyes of her mother and Uncle Harry. Hoping to marry her off to a gentleman of means, Sophie’s mother and uncle were dismayed that not a single gentleman had danced with her, aside from her pimply-faced cousin. Relieved to return home, Sophie is determined to try and live comfortably. Jeremy Wyatt is assisting his best friend elope with the woman of his dreams, acting as witness and collaborator in their rush to Gretna. When their carriage is bogged down by flood waters, he walks back to the small cottage they recently passed by. Can Sophie and Jeremy make this the most special Yuletide ever?

I thoroughly enjoyed the strong secondary characters. Thomas and Emma (Thomas being Jeremy’s best friend) were eloping and by mid-way through the story I was as invested in their happy ever after and marriage as I was with Sophie and Jeremy hooking up. A part of me would have enjoyed getting to know Sophie’s mother a little better, her character felt a little inconsistent to me. At the start of the story she appeared quite determined that Sophie have a second Season to hook a rich husband almost regardless of Sophie’s feelings in the matter. But after meeting Jeremy, Sophie’s mother was more than willing to scheme to help this man she had only just met form an attachment to her daughter. I couldn’t help but feel if I’d got to know her character a little better this complete about-face in attitude would have made a lot more sense and felt like a smoother transition for me.

I found this to be a lovely Regency-era romance story. While I didn’t find any of the plot particularly unique there’s definitely something to be said for the traditional boy-meets-girl storyline. The attraction between Sophie and Jeremey is nearly instant and I loved the numerous steamy kisses they shared. In true Regency style, there was no sex, and nothing spicier than those stolen kisses, so I feel this should appeal to all levels of romance readers except for those who can only enjoy the very sweet stories.

Overall I really enjoyed this Regency romance. I loved the characters and the sensual kisses and short spaces of time secretly captured between Sophie and Jeremy. I loved the happy ending and found this a very satisfying short story to read. Recommended.

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A Bequest of Time by Jeffery Martin Botzenhart

November 8, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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A Bequest of Time by Jeffery Martin Botzenhart
Publisher: Luminosity Publishing LLP
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Historical
Length: Short Story (55 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

Love and remembrance

Precious memories that one never imagines could be lost have a way of fading over time, to a point when uncertain they were ever real, rendering them as ghosts in the machine. Yet reminders, both passionate and brutal tempt them back as cherished thoughts and at times nightmarish visions.

As their world once more spirals out of control to the ravages of war, Trevor and Victoria find themselves amidst a torrent of beautiful and painful moments relived. Foremost for them is the safety of their twenty-year-old son, Miles. The distress Victoria endures over his departure for school in Glasgow is further complicated when Trevor reveals a secret he has hidden from her for years.
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Once more the question of “How far would one go to save the one they love?” is thrust upon them, with unforeseeable consequences. Has time run out for all … or will they survive with an unimaginable bequest of time?

Letting go isn’t an easy thing to do, but sometimes it’s completely necessary.

One of the things I’ve come to appreciate the most about Mr. Botzenhart’s writing style is how much attention he pays to the small details in his work. When he talked about how a character reacted to a specific piece of news, I could imagine exactly what that person looked and sounded like as they heard what was going on. There was just as much care taken with the settings as well. This makes his tales a lot of fun to read.

There were pacing issues in the beginning. The narrator spent a great deal of time reintroducing the characters and explaining what they’ve been up to since their last adventure. As much as I liked catching up with them, this did slow down the pacing of the plot quite a bit. It took me a while to get into the storyline because of this.

Trevor’s secret was handled nicely. I did have a pretty good guess about what it might be because of my familiarity with this series, but the author still sneaked in a few surprises about it for me along the way. What I liked the most about Trevor’s secret was seeing how it affected the rest of the plot. It fit the tone of this book really well. I can’t say much else about it without giving away spoilers, of course, but it was exactly the sort of thing I’d expect from this character.

This is the third instalment in the Out of Time series. While it can be read as a standalone story, there was some nice character development that only readers who are already familiar with the main characters will pick up on.

I’d recommend A Bequest of Time to anyone who loves steampunk science fiction.

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The Pigeon: Come Fly with Me by Joseph Verola

November 8, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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The Pigeon: Come Fly with Me by Joseph Verola
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Action/Adventure, Contemporary
Length: Short Story (69 pages)
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

The Pigeon a fantasy adventure story of courage and survival of the fittest.

To be or not to be, a pigeon? Judy, a veterinarian and Bobby, an undercover detective will be racing their beloved pigeons in a grueling and hazardous race, where they will encounter storms, cell towers, hunters, predatory falcons and pirates.

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David, believing one’s man’s failure is another man’s success, he tries to convince Judy and Bobby to enter his transporter pods, so that they can temporarily become pigeons, with their heads, then fly with the thousand pigeons in the race; thereby documenting the race and all its obstacles for the benefit of the safety of all pigeons in future races. An opportunity that’s almost too hard to resist.

No one has ever seen this kind of race before, so nobody knows what to expect from it.

The dialogue was nicely done. I was intrigued by the fact that Judy and Bobby spoke so similarly to each other. There were other signs that they had a loving and happy marriage, but this was my first clue that they really enjoyed each other’s company. I liked the fact that Mr. Verola left small hints like these about what their life was like before they decided to temporarily become pigeons. It made the plot even more fun to read than it already was.

The narrator in this story spent a lot of time telling the audience what was happening instead of showing it to us. This was especially noticeable when it came to the characters’ personalities. For example, one of them was described as “likeable, but a little out there.” I was fascinated by that description. With that being said, I was also disappointed that I didn’t get to see some tangible examples of what a nice but also eccentric person would look like in this universe. It would have been helpful to have a few mental images of how that character would behave in certain situations.

My favourite part of this tale was the pigeon race itself. It was a dangerous and exciting experience for Bobby and Judy. There were a few times when I accidentally started holding my breath for a moment while waiting to find out if they’d survive the latest obstacle in their path. The stakes were high, and there was never any assurance that a human mind trying to operate a pigeon’s body would do well in that situation.

I’d recommend The Pigeon: Come Fly with Me to anyone who has wondered what it would be like to be a bird.

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No Such Thing As Can’t by Melissa Kendall

November 8, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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No Such Thing As Can’t by Melissa Kendall
Publisher: Decadent Publishing
Genre: Paranormal, Contemporary
Length: Short Story (53 Pages)
Other: M/F
Rating: 3.5 Stars
Reviewed by Tulip

After a string of failed relationships, thirty-five-year-old Madeline Majors worries her life will never be complete. Her obsession with having a child and her inability to conceive—even though a multitude of doctors have said there is nothing medically wrong with her—drives her to Madame Evangeline as her last resort.
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Garth Summers is a shape shifter with a problem. As Alpha of his pack, he must have an heir by the time he is fifty years of age or a new alpha is chosen from the eligible males in the pack. But as a wolf shifter, he can only conceive with his mate who he has yet to find. With only six weeks remaining, he turns to Madame Eve for help.

Can a one-night stand bring two people the one thing they most desperately want, or will the reality of what they are send them both running?

I enjoyed this short shifter romance. The story had some great aspects like true mates, insta-chemistry, wolf pack suspense and hot sex. It kept me interested from beginning to end.

It was need and desperation that drew Garth and Madeline together. Garth stood to lose his position as Castle Pack Alpha unless he had an heir on the way by his fiftieth birthday. Madeline wanted her own child more than anything but her biological clock was already ticking. So they decided to take a chance on Madame Eve and met up for a one night stand hoping they would get lucky.

This was an entertaining and fast paced book. The plot was intriguing with a couple of suspenseful scenes and a unique spin to added to the story. I would have liked more about the mythology of the Castle shifters and at least a mention about what happened to Garth’s evil nemesis. I was left feeling a bit disappointed about that, but it won’t keep me from reading the next book. I’m already looking forward to What She Needs, book two in the Castle Wolves series.

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