In The Manor With The Millionaire is a great romantic suspense by Cassie Miles. Ms. Miles has provided readers with a well-written book populated with phenomenal characters. Blake has been hired to restore a manor and needs a teacher for his autistic son. Madeline arrives late for her interview with all her belongings packed in her car. Blake and Madeline's story is packed with drama, humor, spice, action and suspense. I enjoyed reading this book and look forward to reading more from Cassie Miles in the future. In The Manor With The Millionaire is book 3 of The Curse of Raven's Cliff Series but can be read as a standalone. This is a complete book, not a cliff-hanger.

I read a print copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Super read, tension from beginning to end. The plot is very intricate but well done. I like the way the male protagonist is forced to re-think some of the male over-protectiveness the culture has convinced him he should have, and the way he's forced to trust her completely when she flies a small single prop Piper Cub and lands it on a patch of nothing. Here's the blurb:

Amnesia made her forget him. His love will bring her back. 

Their mission is compromised. Their cover is blown. And FBI Special Agent Spence Malone has found his partner—and love of his life—disoriented and suffering from drug-induced amnesia. NSA cybercrimes expert Angelica Thorne has forgotten her name, her mission and, worst of all, Spence and their nights of passion. And now they're in a race against an unseen enemy bent on nuclear destruction. Spence vows to protect her and help her remember…everything. All Angelica knows for sure is that when Spence holds her in his arms, she feels so right. Why, then, does everything else seem so wrong?

 

As usual, the emphasis in the blurb his woman getting strength from man, when the actual book is more them getting strength from each other. And it's more he learning about her than the reverse, that trust is a two-way street, and the caveman routine only gets you so far.

Recommended.

I really like Lexie. Great read and a good villain. 

Here's the blurb:

Caring for six children was supposed to be the toughest part of Lexie DeMille's new job. Then their massive Aspen residence was attacked and it was clear someone had a very personal vendetta to settle. A job that required TST Security and its best bodyguard, Mason Steele. His focus should only have been on securing the remote mountain hideaway. But unraveling Lexie's secrets became critical to the case and to his own private agenda. Under a veneer of domesticity was a marine brat with more survival skills than your average nanny. Something about her had driven her assailant into a violent rage. And that same thing blurred the parameters of Mason's detail—and would test his every survival instinct.

Hook, Line And Shotgun Bride by Cassie Miles is an enjoyable read.  This well written book is fast paced and full of lovable characters, drama, action and sexy bits.  I look forward to reading more from Cassie Miles in the future.

Yesterday, we talked about Summer Christmas. Ahhh. I can feel the sand in my toes and smell that salt air. 

But today, lets snuggle up with Snowed in Romances. I don't know about you but it is crazy time around here and Series Romances (Loveswept, Mills and Boon, Harlequin) are the perfect bon bon size for sneak reading. Sneak reading is my sport as we near the holidays. 

Enjoy these couples who are snowed in! I wonder how ever will they pass the time? My lists are never in any particular order.

1. One Christmas Knight by Kathleen Creighton 

2. Snowbound by Janice Kay Johnson

3. Snowbound with the Soldier by Jennifer Faye

4. Snowbound in the Earl's Castle by Fiona Harper

5. All That Love Is by Ginger Chambers

6. Winter Kissed by Michele Hauf

7. Stranded with the Tycoon by Sophie Pembroke

8. Proposal at the Lazy S Ranch by Patricia Thayer

9. A Very Special Delivery by Brenda Harlen

10. Mountain Midwife by Cassie Miles

Get the Vote Out! Goodreads List--Snuggle: Snowed in Series Romance Style