Review: Accidentally on Purpose by Jill Shalvis

Rating~ 4-4.5 stars This might be my favourite of the series, it has a bit different style to the rest of the books in the series. Maybe it was because of who Archer Hunt was a person; he was different that other heroes I’ve read from Jill Shalvis more rough and alpha or the suspense/side […]

Release Day: The Heart Series Boxset by L.H. Cosway

“So, what do you do when you’re not scrubbing dishes for my brother, Iris?” The way he said my name made my pores tingle again. It felt luxurious somehow, like a caress. “I talk to my cat. I read. I wander.” Talk to Bowie. “You wander?” “Yeah, I like to choose a starting point and […]

Review and Giveaway: At Close Range by Laura Griffin

Rating~ 3.75- 4 stars​ Daniele Harper is detective and gets her first case as the lead detective on a double homicide of two researchers from the university. Scott Black is a former SEAL and currently one of the tracers, a firearm specialist for the Delphi crime centre. Tracers help the police with their investigations. Scott […]

Release Blitz and Giveaway: Lethal Game by Katie Reus

“Don’t give me that look,” Graysen snarled as he slid into the seat across from Harrison. He’d been waiting for that CEO to leave. Harrison had started to respond when the bartender who’d been serving Graysen earlier approached the table. “You leaving the bar?” “Yeah, joining a friend.” He tried not to snarl at her, […]

Excerpt: Claiming the Billionaire by JM Stewart

As she stepped up to the lane again, he should’ve tossed another cocky taunt at her, some barely disguised innuendo, but he could only watch. Despite her protests regarding bowling, they were having a good time. His head had been quiet so far. Not once in the last hour and a half had he thought […]

Excerpt and Giveaway: Worth the Wait by Claudia Connor

~twenty-four years ago Nick pressed two fingers into the sleep deprived headache pounding in his temple and tried to concentrate on professor Jenkins’s explanation of ideal gas law. He circled a line of notes, ignored the knock on the auditorium door until he heard the familiar cry. Hannah, who he’d left in the university daycare […]