Review:Exciting. Adventurous. Enthralling. Uplifting.
This story was beautiful, with just the right mix of every element for a well-rounded tale. You will be immediately caught up in this saga, and will be left wishing for more! Also check out the sequel, So True A Love. Both books are brilliant!! Read more

Review:As evidenced in the first two novels of the Restoration Series, Blackstock continues her 'grab you' style of writing. I couldn't wait to get to the last novel of this series! Now I am already in my third book of her 'Second Chances' series, and enjoying every bit of it. She completes one life story and continues with another familiar character in the next books. You will delight in her works! Read more

Review:Paranormal alternate universe with sex. The 7th of the series.

This is not the one to start with! Start at the beginning. As one who has read them all, this is a nice addition to the series. Janvier & Ash's story. We get why Ash is the way she is & how she's struggled to keep Janvier at a distance.
We also get a lot of Naasir, which he's been the least explored of the Seven. Elena & Raphael also get some time in this one. Sorry it's already read. Have to wait another year... Read more

Review:This was a beautifully written novel full of wit and a silent heartbreak that only stems from one who has experienced the pain of not being the only desirable existence to someone who is for you. I loved this novel and its quirky yet powerful writing. Read more

Review:This book started out really good and i really enjoyed the two main characters these are the kind of characters that you wish you could meet in real life, smart, witty, bookish... overall i really enjoyed this book. Read more

Review:Thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It was short, sweet and the lead characters were often believable. It was a stand alone story while setting up for a sequel, as was expected. Bottom line: I enjoyed the read. Read more

Review:The Striker is bk 10 in the Highland Guard series. Its Eoin MacLean and Lady Maragret MacDowells story. Eoin and Maragret fell in love at the beginning of Robert The Bruce take over of Scotland. They marry Maragret was only 18 and her father takes sides with King Edward of England. What Maragret doesn't know is that her new husband is already a Highland Guard for Robert. Eoins takes Maragret to his home at Gylen Castle. Maragret is cruelly treated by Eoins mother, sisters and his Clan even his b... Read more

Review:I felt depressed throughout the book. I did not like any of the characters and was sick of hearing the whining from Joanna. Nothing grasped me in the book making me want to read ever single word. I actually just started skipping through pages. I even tried reading through the adult content and felt like I was reading a magazine. Save your money, the description is more riveting than the book. Read more

Review:Life is always uncertain, and it was especially true for women during the medieval period. The heroine in the latest Highland Guard story knows what it is like to go through a traumatic time, and it greatly affects how she reacts following the distressing event. As a noble, love was not as important as duty when it came to marriages, and following the heart could have a lasting effect on how a person was treated in the coming years. But frequently, what a person should do battles with the wishes... Read more

Review:The Viper is a complicated and not very loveable man. For those who have read the early volume of the series there have been enough hints that this is due to some very bad experiences, especially with his first wife. So what sort of woman would a man like that fall for? Isabella McDuff apparently. I have now read this book several times and I still think it is possibly the best in the series, because the relationship is so complicated, but worthwhile. Read more