The Kiss Catcher by Melissa McClone

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


The Kiss Catcher is a warm hug you never want to end. McClone entices the heart while massaging the funny bone. Kieran and Selah are at peek at romance at it's most vulnerable. A beginning that I hoped would never end.



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You May Kiss the Groomsman by Samantha Chase

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Josie and Daniel are a delight. Chase shakes up the heart with humor while pushing emotions to their limit. You May Kiss the Groomsman feels like an unfinished love letter. It gives the heart something to hope for, yearns to be understood yet recognizing that there needs to be action. I Fall in love with love every time I step inside of a Samantha Chase fantasy.



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To Kiss a King by Nicole Burnham

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Emotion runs deep yet Burnham always finds a way to make the heart smile. To Kiss a King marks the end of a series of modern fairytales, but the start of a new kind of happily ever after. Eduardo and Claire are a reminder of the beauty that is love. Through the heartache, struggles and miscommunications they show us what romance is all about. Hope, happiness and surprises are only a page turn away.





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Reckless Kiss by Tia Louise

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Prepare to be swept away. Reckless Kiss rages in like a fierce storm and sets fire to the soul. Deacon and Angel are a beautiful tragedy that long to have so much more. Louise lets emotions do the talking and the characters are just along for the ride. Powerful, unpredictable and unforgettable will take your breath away.



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So, back in the previous book, Rune had pledged a favor to Carling in exchange for saving Tiago's life. Now, it's time for him to pay up.
Rune was an intriguing character from the previous books and I was looking forward to his story. Man, was it disappointing. I didn't particularly care for either character. Carling, the vampire (oops I mean vampyre!) was eh and Rune was pushy, bossy. The whole not trusting Dragos was stupid, weird, and didn't make any sense what-so-ever. This is someone that has been in Rune's life for centuries. Someone, that before all this, he trusted completely, and was partt of his family (for all intent and purpose). It didn't wash. Stupid Rune.
I also found this a bit boring and hard to really get into. The 1st book was good, the 2nd less so, and this one even less so. Not feeling #4 per the synopsis (although both characters (Grace and Khalil) were in this one and look to be interesting- but the last 2 were disappointing and were about characters I previously found interesting). I have too many books I *want* to read, and to read one I'm lukewarm about? Nah. I'm done.