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Morganville isn't the only town with vampire trouble...


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The Faces of Evil Series: Book 4


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Marriage is more than she ever bargained for…


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A mystery rife with political agendas and deceit


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One killer is in her blood. The other is in her house.


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The Quest to Control the Power of the Seers Continues...


Reviews

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Big Girl Panties
by Stephanie Evanovich
"working out never felt this good"
Posted May 18, 2013

Sometimes you start reading a book with preconceived expectations, well don't rush to judgment over this quite engaging tale by Stephanie Evanovich. Evanovich provides a realistic, funny and heartwarming look into the world of physical training. Expect to laugh out loud especially if, like me, you are lucky enough Read more...


Worth Everything
by Karen Erickson
"steamy sex, engaging dialog this book has it all"
Posted April 23, 2013

The Worth story is continuing and each installment is totally engaging. Looking for some steamy sex, controversy, sassy dialog and just plain fun, well look no further than Karen Erickson's latest installment in her Worth family series. Each revolves around an overachieving macho brother sure to steal your heart Read more...


Cowboy's Texas Rescue
by Beth Cornelison
"tough cowboys definitely meets his match"
Posted April 14, 2013

Cornelison's book is about following a life path that wasn't necessarily something planned or necessarily dreamed about or planned. Life has a way of throwing a curve ball. People choose which road to take. This is a lovely tale about reexamining choices. Not an auspicious beginning for any Read more...


Fame
by Tilly Bagshawe
"not all the drama is behind the scenes in Fame"
Posted April 11, 2013

Fame is an allusive goal -- it's the primary reason people enter the often intrusive world of entertainment. It could be considered a reward for a creative piece of work but often times it seems to be a curse. Think how difficult it would be to live up to some Read more...


The Wyoming Cowboy
by Rebecca Winters
"watching the sunset was never more amazing"
Posted April 7, 2013

So many things affect our returning soldiers not the least of it survivor's guilt. Along with a myriad of physical and emotional issues these men and women have to face an uncertain future of how they can overcome these problems or minimally learn to live with them. This book Read more...


Little Cowgirl On His Doorstep
by Donna Alward
"who better to heal wounded hearts than a little girl"
Posted April 4, 2013

It only takes one indiscriminate event to alter the course of one's life. Callum had no real interest in the beautiful woman he wound up in bed with - he was looking for an escape. He had no reason to feel guilty since the woman Chrystal shared his desire for Read more...


Sand Castle Bay
by Sherryl Woods
"welcome to Sand Castle Bay and a delightful family that will win your hearts"
Posted March 31, 2013

Fans of Sherryl Woods are just going to love this new series that revolves around the Castle family. This is the first of the series which promises to be a winner. Welcome to Sand Castle Bay and the Castle family who run a family restaurant in this little town. Cora Read more...


Topsy-Turvy Inside-Out Knit Toys
by Susan B. Anderson
"Beautifully illustrated craft book for novel toys."
Posted March 30, 2013

First may I say this entire book is magical and a delight to stroll through. The most difficult part is deciding which topsy-turvy item to start with. Since I couldn't make the decision on my own I had my personal assistant -- my granddaughter -- read through this book chock Read more...


Baby out of the Blue
by Rebecca Winters
"love can flourish at the oddest moments"
Posted March 28, 2013

Quite literally a baby did appear out of the blue, a beautiful baby girl, and from the very first moment Fran knew she was in love. The fact that she was unable to have children had already contributed to the end of her first marriage. Her husband had been aware Read more...


His Callahan Bride's Baby
by Tina Leonard
"love should be the only reason to wed"
Posted March 26, 2013

The goal is simple - win land on Rancho Diablo. So Falcon Callahan proposes to Taylor Waters. Taylor's too smart to fall for a proposed marriage missing an important crucial and vital component - love. Realistically there was no way for there to be a valid declaration of love, they barely Read more...


Wind Chime Point
by Sherryl Woods
"Two generations find 'perfect' matches"
Posted March 10, 2013

This is Sherryl Woods welcoming us back to Sand Castle Bay and continue the saga of the Castle sisters and their wonderful matchmaking grandmother. I know that this is the story of Gabi Castle and Wade Johnson. But believe me; be prepared to be swept away with the love story Read more...


Jake
by R.C. Ryan
"keeping your heart open can have unexpected rewards"
Posted March 10, 2013

Ryan once again brings us some wonderful characters who quickly find a way in our heart. There's no denying her talent in developing great multidimensional personalities faced with sometimes difficult life changing events. But what captures my imagination is her inclusion of some magical moments that can only be Read more...


Perfect Fit
by Carly Phillips
"welcome back to Serendipity"
Posted February 24, 2013

Nature or nurture. There is always controversy concerning why we are the way we are. Are we so greatly affected by our circumstances that we are in a manner shaped like a clump of clay into the person we become as we age and mature. Or is our generic material Read more...


Perfect Timing
by Catherine Anderson
"romantic fantasy done with grace and a touch of blarney"
Posted February 23, 2013

Growing up we all pretend to be something perhaps magical or mystical. Fairy tales are full of larger than life fairies after all. Well it seems that in Ireland the Druids have magical powers or at least they were thought to have them way back in the 1500's. So Read more...


The Wanderer
by Robyn Carr
"he had me at the first whistle"
Posted February 9, 2013

The master of witty smart conversation Carr has once again struck gold with some very interesting characters whose varied backgrounds give her so much to work with, there's never a lull in the action. I just have to fit in an example. A man admits as a teen the Read more...


From Ashes
by Molly McAdams
"coming out on top after twelve years of abuse"
Posted February 8, 2013

First off I have to admit that I found this a very courageous look at a tragic problem in our society that just doesn't go away. Abuse is so rampant on too many levels to address but McAdams tackles childhood physical abuse quite aggressively leaving few if any details Read more...


A Real Cowboy
by Sarah M. Anderson
"things are really heating up in Montana"
Posted February 6, 2013

Anyone that lives in or has spent time in New York has to marvel at a basic way of life there that is markedly different than in Hollywood. You can walk around some very normal looking streets and find performers of all levels of celebrity casually passing by. What's Read more...


The King Next Door
by Maureen Child
"face it you can't plan love"
Posted February 3, 2013

Here's the next story revolving yet another member of the wealthy prominent successful King family. If you've been following along on this path with Maureen Child you know that these men fall hard but before they do the struggle for freedom is fierce. She pits strong willed men Read more...


The Best Man
by Kristan Higgins
"delightful look at searching for love"
Posted January 31, 2013

She's had enough boy friends; she'd like to have a boyfriend. Each time she thinks she's found Mr. Right it turns out he's also looking for his Mr. Right. Gee what's a girl to do. Dating has really become a complicated deal and if she Read more...


An Act of Persuasion
by Stephanie Doyle
"running away from love is truly a sign of weakness"
Posted January 27, 2013

First let me say that AN ACT OF PERSUASION introduced me to Stephanie Doyle as it was the first book of hers I've ever read. But let me assure you it won't be my last. This is a truly amazing story -- yes of course it is a love Read more...


Sandra Wurman


An avid reader for all my life and reading is one of my passions. I’ve been an independent reviewer for over seven years now and have covered just about every genre from a vast number of publishers and authors. Another perk of reviewing is getting a first glimpse of new and upcoming works from talented authors. As a reviewer I have had the fortune to meet new authors and become reacquainted with some tried and true ones. One of the most rewarding aspects of reviewing is having your work acknowledged by authors and/or publishers. The inclusion of one of my reviews on a book jacket or on an author’s website is a supreme compliment and always appreciated. With the advent and broad adoption of the e-reader the scope of available works to be reviewed has increased exponentially making the job of the reviewer ever more challenging as the selection of works becomes vast beyond belief. My goal is simple – to deliver a fair and honest review. I take this very seriously as I respect my readers and they can depend on my appraisal of fiction as well as various crafts and cooking. My main focus is fiction but occasionally something from another genre catches my eye.

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