Trouble is on the docket and no one is exempt. A Devilish Deceit is full of backstabbing, intrigue and drama. Greer finds herself entangled in a battle of exes, colleagues and matching wits with a killer. It's anybody's guess what will happen next. Bramseth is always thinking up new ways to captivate readers. She succeeded perfectly with this smartly written thriller.

The Devilish Lord Will - Jennifer Ashley 

Last book in this trilogy but book 10 in The Mackenzies & McBrides series, it tells the story of how Lord William Mackenzie helped his family return to their homeland after the Jacobite risings.

This is one of my favorite series ever and so is the author but I’m afraid this book was only ok and not as exciting nor romantic as the rest of the series. I was several chapters in and still didn’t know where the story was going and I felt lost somehow. It took me a long while to really get into it and although it did get better, I still didn’t feel any sparks between Josette and Will, not even with their shared past. I don’t know, perhaps because of everything that was going around them, what with the treasure hunting, Josette’s blackmailer, and Will on the run, it felt as if the story didn’t leave much room for romance.

*I received this book at no cost to me and I volunteered to read it; this is my honest opinion and given without any influence by the author or publisher*

Danger, just found a new voice. Jennifer Bramseth has always toed the line between contemporary and suspense, this time around she throws her hat fully into the world of mystery. A Devilish Punishment has it all from dirty deeds to sinister enemies, a high profile case and enough sexual tension to set your heart on fire. Bramseth has always been good at telling stories, so it's no surprise she makes wicked look MARVELOUS.

Strange things are happening in Devil Springs and Bramseth invites us along for the ride. A Devilish Spirit finds Henry caught in the middle of an intriguing mystery. Add in a transition in both his professional and personal life and Henry may be in over his head. Prepare to charmed.

The joy of Jennifer Bramseth is she's never afraid to try something new. Devilish Shorts is a link in the chain of a far bigger necklace. It not only ties up a few loose ends, but it sets the stage for something more. Greer is the common thread between three short stories that are insightful, delightful, intriguing and will leave you wanting more. Bramseth has found a masterful way to patiently make readers wait easier to take.