This review was originally posted on amazon on March 7, 2012: Spoiler-free plot summary:Beth Brown is not the kind of woman who is particularly spontaneous, and she's not the sort of woman who attracts badass, hardbodied warriors. Nonetheless, when Beth has a disturbing dream that appears to be co...
Finished this for the second time in preparation to #2 Forged in Ash. First time was a long time ago so the details were a little blurry in my head. The story and suspense is full speed from the beginning to the end. You get sucked into it and keep on reading to find out what's happening next, but t...
I would definitey recommend this book!Full of suspense from beginning to end! I think its very well written. It has got lots of action with some romance and a touch of the paranormal, a perfect mix!Bought the second book straight away hoping to get more of the same!
I would definitey recommend this book!Full of suspense from beginning to end! I think its very well written. It has got lots of action with some romance and a touch of the paranormal, a perfect mix!Bought the second book straight away hoping to get more of the same!
The book was more suspense than romance I guess, but it ended in the middle of both. Nor are the bad guys caught , nor is the couple together. The different books are with the different guys of the team, but this story wasn't finished at all. It ended with the guys under investigation and the coupl...
This is a non stop action romantic suspense. I really enjoyed it. It was one of those don't put down until finished books for me. Its a bit rougher than other romantic suspense stories as far as the things that happen in it, but I applaud the author for not shying away showing bad guys that are real...
Forged in Fire is a messy mix of PNR and Romantic Suspense that needed the reader to suspend disbelief way too much for it to work out. Am I to believe that post 9/11, some villains will resort to hijacking a plane to get their hands on some people? What happened to old fashioned kidnapping? Sadly f...
I just can't do it, I find the paranormal aspect cliche and awkward. I am sure they are thousand and one ways to pull off the whole 'soulmates' trope but this specific way just does not work with me.
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