

Review: A Touch of Treachery by Jennifer Estep
★★★★ #ATouchofTreachery #JenniferEstep Sci-fi Action flick fans will thrill in the newest addition to the Section 47 series. We learn more about Desmond and Charlotte's history as key players from the past show up. We also are treated to Darling Daddy, Desmond's powerful father. No surprise that his father is arrogant and difficult. Charlotte has her hands full as she goes on a mission and it explodes. Charlotte is a favourite of mine because she is the underdog. She is c
La Crimson Femme
Dec 25, 2025


Review: Queen of Dreams by Kit Rocha
★★★★ #QueenofDreams #KitRocha #Fantasy #Netgalley Fantastic follow up to book one, Queen of Dreams delivers punch after punch to Sachi and Zanya. This tale is filled with betrayal, subterfuge and power hungry madness. What I liked about this story is that it may come across as black and white with evil villains but no one is purely good nor purely evil. There are subplots within subplots of this tale. What happens when a golden child is reviled? What happens when up is do
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Dec 13, 2025


Review: Legacy of Blood by Heather Graham
★★★ #LegacyofBlood #HeatherGraham #NetGalley I see ghosts. Having ghostly spies to help surveillance and information gathering is a definite boon. In the 3rd book of the Blackbird Files, Jeanette flies off to France for another "vampire" like case. This series is a spin off of the popular Krewe of Hunters. I am still a bit mixed in my feelings on this series. What I enjoy about this story is the suspense and the solving of crimes. I also really enjoy the psychic aspect o
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Dec 6, 2025


Review: Bonded in Death by J.D. Robb
★★★★ #BondedinDeath #JDRobb How does this series after 60 books still stay fresh and intriguing? This book starts out in the oft mentioned Urban Wars. Is Author J.D. Robb predicting what will happen in the next decade? Because there seems to be quite the civil unrest occurring across the globe. Learning more about the whys and the whose involved in the Urban Wars seems to be foreshadowing a dark time for the next couple of decades, just in time for my retirement. Sigh. Fa
La Crimson Femme
Nov 22, 2025


Review: Coming up for air
★★★★★ #Comingupforair #MeganHart #angst #netgalley When it comes to emotional conflict and angst, no one does it better for me than author Megan Hart. The conflicts she creates for her characters evoke a visceral response in me . . . every.bloody.time. I am in love with her writing because it cannot be easy to write these poignant love stories. In coming up for air, Ms. Hart once again showcases her ability to create star-crossed lovers in a moving manner. What does one do wh
La Crimson Femme
Nov 10, 2025


Review: Betrayal Road by Christine Feehan
★★★ #BetrayalRoad #TorpedoInk #ChristineFeehan #NetGalley This review is a long time coming. Christine Feehan books always catch my eye. Her darker series, Torpedo Ink featuring a motorcycle club consisting of survivors from child abuse is hit or miss for me. Whilst this one isn't exactly a full on miss, it did not engage me as much as some of the others. Primarily because the characters now seem to be interchangeable. There theoretically is still a long multiple book arc
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Nov 9, 2025


Review: If You Were Mine by Carrie Ann Ryan
★★★ ½ #IfYouWereMine #CarrieAnnRyan #OutNow Brutal to be the last woman standing. Harper is a survivor. Her childhood was idyllic until her parents passed. From that point on, it is one after another hit. At one point, she had to fight to live. I like Harper. For someone in her twenties, she has been forged under fire. The latest lost is the worst for her. What she doesn't know, is that she still has someone in her court. I am mixed about this story because I am not t
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Oct 31, 2025


Review: The Haunting of Paynes Hollow by Kelley Armstrong
★★★★★ #TheHauntingofPaynesHollow #Outnow #KelleyArmstrong #BuyitNow #NetGalley Is there anything Ms. Armstrong cannot write? This is a standalone paranormal suspense that sucks me in and keeps me on the edge of my seat. A definite page turner which kept up all night. The book hangover is strong with this one. The story starts out innocently enough with Samantha and her deceased grandfather. She is estranged from the family and wants nothing to do with them since her father's
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Oct 14, 2025


Review: Only Rogue Actions by Jennifer Estep
★★★★★ #OnlyRogueActions #JenniferEstep #Outnow #SpaceOpera Space opera at its finest with betrayal, loyalty tested, and pew-pew-pew! Another winner for me in the Galactic Bond Series. I love Vesper and her incredibly clever mind. In this latest book she once again demonstrates why she is the friend you want at your back. She's the one who will come through for you with little muss or fuss. She does it because it is the right thing. When the game is rigged, the only cours
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Oct 13, 2025


Review: Unholy Gambit by Candace Blevins
★★★★★ #UnholyGambit #CandaceBlevins #Delicious #MustRead What happens if you know you have a certain memory, but you know it cannot be...
La Crimson Femme
Sep 18, 2025





