Danielle Bourdon
Born and raised in Corona, California, Danielle Bourdon has written 24 novels and 9 short stories. Her love of reading and writing prompted her to start dabbling with words at an early age. Her works include stories in a wide range of genres: romance, paranormal romance, romantic suspense and...
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Born and raised in Corona, California, Danielle Bourdon has written 24 novels and 9 short stories. Her love of reading and writing prompted her to start dabbling with words at an early age. Her works include stories in a wide range of genres: romance, paranormal romance, romantic suspense and contemporary fantasy. Other loves besides writing include gardening, photography, graphic art and spending time with her two teenage boys.There is a black cat named Sheba involved who firmly believes the laptop is her personal basking zone.Visit Danielle's website for updates and contests: www.daniellebourdon.comContact her via email at: DanielleKBourdon@gmail.comFollow on Twitter @DanielleBourdon
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**I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review**Madalina went to the Luxor Hotel and Casino. She was there on vacation to suck up the sun and gamble a little. People in Madalina's family and friends usually felt she was a pessimist and skeptic. Madalina and Lianne, her best frien...
4-Stars Review of Their Second Chance by April Angel, Milly TaidenThis is the first book in Red Hot Lovers box set. It is a very thought provoking story about two people who get their second chance in a very unexpected way. Now that they have found each other once again they want their relationship ...
I really liked this book. It has a bit of everything; romance, adventure, mystery, drama. I knew from the first time we meet Sander that he was lying, although I did not see him being the heir. I will be continuing the series.
This is just from the first page .“As ever, when she entered any private domain of the Royals, Chey was struck by the opulence. Light peach and cream was the color scheme, with gold accents on frames, furniture and chandeliers. Painted in the style of an old master, the middle of the ceiling sported...
The story could have been good but when you have so much discriptions of rooms , clothes and colors it takes away from the story so when you get back to what's really going on , you have no idea where you left off.This is such a turn off for me.
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