Lisa Marie Rice
Lisa Marie Rice is eternally 30 years old and will never age. She is tall and willowy and beautiful. Men drop at her feet like ripe pears. She has won every major book prize in the world. She is a black belt with advanced degrees in archaeology, nuclear physics, and Tibetan literature. She is a...
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Lisa Marie Rice is eternally 30 years old and will never age. She is tall and willowy and beautiful. Men drop at her feet like ripe pears. She has won every major book prize in the world. She is a black belt with advanced degrees in archaeology, nuclear physics, and Tibetan literature. She is a concert pianist. Did I mention her Nobel Prize? Of course, Lisa Marie Rice is a virtual woman and exists only at the keyboard when writing romantic suspense. She disappears when the monitor winks off.
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My somewhat nitpicky brain kept getting bogged down by details The series is somewhat of an A-Team meets Resident Evil with a side order of Doom, only with sex. The virus was created to make super soldiers rather than an attempt to cure a kid. Doesn't really matter as it backfired. Books 2 and 3...
How does one go from a 4 to a 3? Two reasons. one - the sequelitis was strong with this one. Seems like every time a character reappeared, we were reminded of their importance in this tale. I mean; I just read the first book. I didn't need reminding repeatedly how the captain and the other three n...
Ahhhh... So nice to read a good story written by someone with a decent command of the English language. As near as I can tell, this is a futuristic, though not far into the future (they have some very advanced tech). The h, as you come to find out, reads people by touch. She's also a scientist and...
Standing in the shadows in the cold of a Manhattan winter or the steamy furnace of a Manhattan summer for an hour or two a month, without his bodyguards, without any security whatsoever, for a glimpse of a woman…it was madness. The beginning of this was crazy good. The suspense, danger, and action w...
My enjoyment of this was somewhat hampered by a misprint. Unfortunately, it languished in Mt TBR for so long, I forgot where I acquired it and obviously missed the window of opportunity to get it replaced. All the pages were there, mind you; just not exactly in the order they were supposed to be rea...
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