Review:This book seemed promising for the beginning of a new series...an ice rescue diver seemed like a new enough concept for a leading man. Unfortunately, not much time was given to developing characters, backgrounds or the story. Even for a short story it felt rushed and unsatisfying. Read more

Review:disclaimer, haven't read it yet, I picked out about 5 books at the same time ............. but the author should have held out, written more and compiled them - I know it says it's 44 pages in the product description, but I didn't see that when I ordered it - was under the impression it was a full book - I like short stories and I like novellas, but putting a 37 page story out on its own is something I would normally not buy Read more

Review:Most would find some of the exaggeration and belaboring of detail too tedious. Some would find tales too outlandish etc. I happen to love everything Clemens wrote, and am also fascinated by boats, rivers, geography, yada. I thought the appendix with the full native American legend to be one of those unexpected gems that just knocks me on my butt. Read more

Review:Downloaded and read this short piece out of curiosity, and would have to echo the reviews of others - it's
very poorly written and a complete waste of time. There is no plot, no story ... no reason for this to have been written. I have also deleted it from my Kindle. Read more

Review:"Feather" is the prequel to the Gilded Cage series and it is gives an intense start to a dark mafia captive story!

At age five, Princess Ophelia (daughter to Russian mafia kingpin Sokolov) meets the Marinos brothers and she instantly is drawn to Ryker at first glance and later was introduced to his twin brother, Max. That very day, her Papa Sokolov announced that the two families would join an alliance (Russian and Italian) and that she as the eldest daughter would marry one of the M... Read more

Review:Another effective trading strategy by Matthew Kratter. Written in a concise and easy to understand format. Day Trading Made Easy provides a simple yet powerful strategy to “hit consistent singles” while controlling risk. I’ve read all of his books and find unique insights and several useful tools in each. Read more

Review:Dr. Maura Isles is bored. Attending a charity function, the evening takes an almost romantic turn when she engages with a handsome man in a tuxedo. It seems that the bubbles from the champagne is not the only thing taking effect.

Sunday morning and Dr. Isles awakes on her sofa - still fully dressed in the evening silk gown she wore the previous night; but she can't remember getting there. She feels dizzy and has a headache. As she scrambles around making sure she hasn't been robbed, a kno... Read more

Review:Unlike the novels this is a quick afternoon of light reading preferably with a cup of hot tea and scones a d a blustery wind outside. The author is clearly used to a . Longer time line and gets lengthy on plotline. But a fun supplement to the Lady Julia Mystery stories. I would not recommend it as a first read of Lady Julia as there is no character development, just a fun snack for Lady Julia and Brisbane fans. Read more

Review:Another great bit of writing by Ms. Raybourn. Having read all her writings so far, I most prefer the Lady Julia family scenarios. This novella had it all: a mystery, romance, eccentric family dynamics and a link to past books in this series and to a later book, City of Jasmine. Read more

Review:Kayla likes to sometimes give her man an ego boost, “a stupid man with a great big ***k,” I tease him, reaching under and palming his erection." Although short this book brought Christmas cheer and sexy times, lots of sexy times. Read more