Midnight by Ellen Connor Berkley Sensation September 6, 2011 REVIEW HERE God, what had she said? “Cristián.” Release hit him like a sledgehammer to the back of the head. With a hard grunt, he shot against the wall. He used his free hand, fisted tight, to bang the slippery stucco. Pleasure washed over his skin. […]
Isle of Night by Veronica Wolff NAL Trade September 6, 2011 REVIEW HERE “Outside?” I asked, suppressing a shiver. The Initiates had led me to the ground-floor foyer, where I stood, stripped to my underwear. I’d hurt my ribs in the fall, and my trembling intensified the pain. Along the hallway, a few doors were […]
In The Air Tonight by Stephanie Tyler Dell Books August 2, 2011 REVIEW HERE He was slick from the shower—the only thing keep- ing him from being exposed a thin towel tied low on his waist… very low. Her eyes noted the light dust- ing of hair leading down below the towel. “You’re staring.” “Yes.” […]
Primal Law by J.D. Tyler Signet Publishing August 2, 2011 REVIEW HERE …There, just beyond the covered patio, lying flat on her back on a quilt in the sunshine, was his woman. And sprawled on her stomach, tiny furry legs hanging on each side of her like a cat sunning on a branch, was Chup-Chup. […]
Viper Moon by Lee Roland Signet Publishing July 5, 2011 REVIEW HERE If, as the Mother insisted, Flynn had to stay with me, he had to know some of my secrets – and accept them without slapping me in handcuffs and hauling me to jail. For him, I’d have to break the veil of obscurity […]
Grave Dance by Kalayna Price ROC Publishing July 5, 2011 REVIEW HERE Alex, an oatmeal crème pie doesn’t’ count as breakfast.” Falin said, staring at the prepackaged sweet as if it had offended him. I shrugged, “Don’t knock it,” I said. I perched in the one chair I owned and opened my laptop. I’d […]
Burning Down the Spouse by Dakota Cassidy Berkley Sensation July 5, 2011 REVIEW HERE Frankie hit the diner two days after her scuffle with Nikos a new woman. With her sparkling new attitude, she breezed past the narrow-eyed Chloe without so much as a rumble in her not-so-nervous-anymore stomach. So, neener, neener, neener. She had […]
Medium Dead by Chris Dolley Book View Cafe May 28, 2011 Then he snatched at the phone. “What do you want?” Somehow he must have switched the phone’s loudspeaker on as everyone heard the reply. “This is the FBI Hostage Negotiations Service. Press one if you wish to surrender. Press two for a getaway car. […]
Green-Eyed Envy by Kasey MacKenzie Ace Publishing June 28, 2011 “There you are, child, I’ve been trying to get a hold of you for hours.” Apparently not very hard, since I’d been here setting up things for tomorrow’s ceremony and reception most of the day. I nearly opened my mouth to say that out […]
Cover Me by Catherine Mann Sourcebooks July 5, 2011 …”Are you crazy?” “No, ma’am,” a gravelly voice boomed back at her, “although I gotta confess I’m cold. But don’t tell my pal Franco I admitted as much. My buddies can’t fly close enough to haul us out of here until the storm passes.” “And who […]
Cold Touch by Leslie Parrish Signet Eclipse July 5, 2011 Oh, yeah. They’d hit pay dirt. “How many” she asked, not sure she wanted to know. “Three so far.” Three people murdered in this small, innocent-looking patch of woods. And those were just the ones Derek could see on the bike. What a […]
Deeper Than Midnight by Lara Adrian Bantam Dell Books June 28, 2011 **NOTE: this except comes from an uncorrected galley copy of the book** “I need to get out of here,” she murmured, pivoting toward the tall bars. “I don’t belong here. Not anymore.” She grabbed hold of the gate in both hands and rattled […]
Taken By Fire by Sydney Croft Bantam Dell June 28, 2011 **NOTE: this SNEAK PEEK comes from an uncorrected galley copy of the book** “My powers are almost out.” Thank fucking God. “Keep going.” “I don’t want to do this anymore,” she murmured. “I’m killing you.” “No one’s ever died from blue balls,” he said […]
Shadow Walker by Allyson James Berkley Sensation June 7, 2011 “Among dragons, it’s more common to be alone,” Mick said. “We need so much territory, and when humans overran the world, there wasn’t a lot of room left for us. We’ve been dying out for centuries.” Mick didn’t talk much about his dragon background, only […]
Agnes and the Hitman by Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer St. Martin’s Press August 2007 Cranky Agnes Column #62 “Just Like Mother Used to Fake” Many of us have a recipe passed down to us by our mothers that pretty much sums up our childhood memories in an ingredient list. In my case, it was […]