Review:Asa Barrons along with two of his friends from his time in the army own Twisted Steel, a lucrative custom motorcycle shop. He’s 37 years old, tattooed, pierced, and gorgeous, the kind of man who women notice and men respect. When it comes to those he cares about he’s loyal and overprotective. He’s a dominant alpha who likes some kink in the bedroom. When he meets a beautiful woman who’s also sassy and loves cars and bikes like he does he’s seriously attracted to her but she’s 12 years younger an... Read more

Review:MEDIOCRITY
BORED
BORING SEX SCENES
WORDS IN THOSE SEX SCENES LIKE "HER WOMANHOOD, HIS MANHOOD" IF YOUR A DEBBIE MACOMBER FAN MOVE ON
WIMPY CHARACTERS YOU WANT TO SMASH IN THE FACE

WHAT YOU WILL GET IS

HOT SEX
KICK AS# CHARACTERS
GREAT STORY
FUNNY WITTY SOMETIMES BEAUTIFUL SARCASM
TOTALLY ENTERTAINED

I SUGGEST YOU GO CLEAR BACK AND START WITH TART, SWAY AND THAT SERIES, MOVE TO THE BROWNS AND THEN THE HOT HOT HURLEY BROTHERS. THESE ARE INVESTMENTS, I'V... Read more

Review:Yeah...this book was 'something more' alright! Sam is my new book boyfriend. He's sexy, kind, caring, gorgeous, hot, intelligent, loyal. Rory deserves him after everything she's been through. I'm not going to say more because I don't want to spoil anything. I highly recommend this book!! Read it! You will love it!! Read more

Review:What to expect from the Ruthless Gentleman: off-the-charts sexual tension between a hot, trailblazing, British alpha in a tailor-fit suit and a loyal and hard-working chief stewardess who will do everything for her loved ones, set in a superyacht in the Mediterranean, with intrigue, suspense, revenge in a sizzling forbidden romance that will keep you on your toes.

Luxury superyacht chief stewardess Avery Walker is ready to fly back home after the season to spend time with her family, but ... Read more

Review:Edward Abbey's voice is unstoppable in this almost broodish transverse through his own personal lifetime. While Henry Lightcap searches for his own piece of the rock, vintage Edward Abbey shows through in picturesque word painting, and philosopher like style. As down to earth as always, if this book dosen't make you want to kick back a few cold Blatz with Cactus Ed,you could NEVER understand this man. Paralleling his life in almost military precision, this is as much an autobiography as a ... Read more

Review:It should practically be monitored like the Anarchist Cookbook. Phenomenal read for the budding environmentalist though, really puts things in perspective. Personally I loved the bits about burning down billboards. I suppose this book push your brain a little closer to the fringe, but you'll be better for it. I promise. Read more

Review:Returning to Apalach is like meeting up with an old friend, or friends. Not always welcoming, but always interesting. Dead Wake answers a few questions, but opens the door to a few more. I look forward to my next trip back to Apalach. Read more

Review:Twenty-year-old Eiji Miyake travels to the hyperkinetic, frenetic city of Tokyo in this second novel by David Mitchell, the English expatriate author of 'Ghostwritten' who lives in Hiroshima, Japan. Eiji-san has come to Tokyo to discover the identity of his long-lost father, and it's this quest that propels the narrative through the twists and turns, bumps and bells of its pachinko machine-driven plot. Eiji-san can only control the speed at which he plays this game of life that often slips over ... Read more

Review:I first got to know David Mitchell through his extraordinary CLOUD ATLAS (2004), a matrix of six connected stories in different genres and periods, encased in one another like a matroshka doll. He repeated much the same formula in his recent BONE CLOCKS (2014), though there the separate stories are linked linearly thro... Read more

Review:I'm usually a fan of this genre...history, mystery, England of the 1600's; and yet, the book fell flat. I didn't care about the characters or the mystery surrounding Shakespeare and his (or possibly NOT his)missing play. I didn't care who was committing murder. I didn't care about the dark woman and the lovely, blond youth. I found myself halfway through and didn't care if I finished or not. So, I didn't! Life is too short to read a dull book. Full steam ahead to something more promising. Read more