Review:Passion Unleashed is book 3 of the Demonica series by Larissa Ione. I read the first book of this series, Pleasure Unbound, because I borrowed it for free from the Amazon Kindle Owner Library. Now, I am hooked to the series; I borrow the e-books from my local city library.

What keeps me engaged/addicted?

There are many reasons to why I love this series as a whole (book 1-3). First, the heroes are not squeaky-clean. They are tortured by their demon nature (or their fear of demon... Read more

Review:I loved this book! probably my favorite out of the whole series. I loved that it is a christmas book.
I dont like that it means an end to the series. I loved reading about the horseman.
I have recommended it to my sister and my brother. Even though it is a romance book my brother loved it.
I would recommend it to anyone who is a book lover. Read more

Review:This is what I was promised: Condition: New
BRAND NEW,GOOD QUALITY AND FAST DELIVERY. ALL HAVE FREE TRACKING NUMBER WITH REGISTERED.

What I really get is a broken case, and two of the volumes are not in a good condition. Still the inside is good and the product is what I asked for.

So the books are apparently not new, or the delivery is of a very bad quality. Also I had some problems with the delivery at first, but the communication with the seller is really good, and he solved ... Read more

Review:Just finished the book. I am familiar with many, but not all, of the authors and thoroughly enjoyed read all the stories. This was a great idea and I hope it continues. Each story was just the right length to read at night shortly before bedtime. I used a Kindle HD. Looking forward to the next endeavor. Read more

Review:I have read everything that Lisa Gardner has written. If there is a bigger fan of her books and writing, I would love to meet him or her. But this attempt at romance lit is just too light. It is not sexy or raunchy enough to be "real" romance lit. It is romance lite. Very prim and proper romance lit for a younger reader, perhaps. The story is very interesting in the beginning and then goes off into romance land. But having said that, I would read a recipe for hard boiled eggs if Lisa Gardner wro... Read more

Review:Having read some of Lisa Gardner's other books on FBI Profilers/Agents and enjoyed them, it was a "no-brainer" to give this one a try, and I'm glad I did. This thriller/chiller was enthralling and drew me along quickly. I caught myself thinking a couple of times that I had figured out the killer, but, surprise, I was wrong! :) I now plan to read the prior books: "Alone", "The Neighbor", and newest book: "Live to Tell" in this D.D. Warren series.

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Review:Lisa Gardner has never written a disappointing book. Ever since I discovered her as an author, I have been a complete fan. I just started reading the Linda Barnes series, which is comparable to Lisa Gardner. They have a lot of the same characters from earlier books, but always a different plot. You get to know the characters, their personalities and quirks. I have gotten to love all of the characters in her books. Read more

Review:Love the series. Well written, great character developement. Could not put them down. Have read all 8. You really learn to respect his characters and learn about the area and culture. Want to read more. My husband loves the series and got me started. He is now reading them a second time. Thank you Craig Johnson for the beautiful stories. Read more

Review:Very entertaining read. Has plenty of action during Cade's adventures. You witness the education and maturation of the cowboy. Cade learns to navigate the trials of life from the experiences encountered. Read more

Review:Craig Johnson's second Walt Longmire mystery sparkles like new fallen snow in bright moonlight. A Basque woman murdered in a nursing home, a link to someone close to Walt, a clubbing, shots ringing out, this one's got it all. Craig Johnson can write. He's got a freshness and knack for description that reminds one of James Lee Burke. I could use a little less of the Indian mysticism, but that's just personal preference. I can skip those few pages and read the rest word for word, then sometimes b... Read more