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Fall headfirst into July’s hottest stories—danger, desire, and happily-ever-afters await.

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When duty to his kingdom meets desire for his enemy!


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The Cezanne Chase
by Thomas Swan
"A highly suspenseful and fast moving mystery filled with international intrigue and high stakes art!"
Posted February 11, 2013

Recently appointed as assistant curator at the world renowned Hermitage in St. Petersburg, young Ilena Petrov loves her job working with the European Masters from the 1850 to 1917 period. Despite being well trained and dedicated to her job, nothing could prepare her for the horror she faces when she Read more...


Capitol Murder
by Phillip Margolin
"A riveting and suspenseful tale of treason and terrorism!"
Posted February 10, 2013

Beguiling his now fully infatuated lawyer, serial killer Clarence Little with his penchant for keeping the pinkies of his cruelly tortured victims meticulously plans his escape from Death Row in Oregon. Meanwhile, back in Washington, DC, Senator Jack Carson's new legislative attorney, Brad Miller, is assuring his wife Ginny Read more...


The India Fan
by Victoria Holt
"An absorbing and suspenseful tale of betrayals, passion and power!"
Posted February 3, 2013

Will the legendary curse of the Peacock fan determine her destiny? Even since that fateful day when Drusilla Delaney as a young child innocently carried a beautiful peacock fan, its history of calamity overshadowed her life. Daughter of a brilliant scholar but humble rural parson, Drusilla knew from childhood the Read more...


A Winter Dream
by Richard Paul Evans
"A highly engaging contemporary twist to a Biblical story of loss, forgiveness, and love!"
Posted January 22, 2013

Joseph was so embarrassed! He just knew this would go down badly. Why did he tell his father about his strange dream? Why did his father have to tell his brothers? Why then did he have to tell everyone that Joseph is his favourite son? Joseph managed to get through Read more...


Collateral Damage
by Dale Brown, Jim DeFelice
"When trust turns to hatred, beware the damage that can transpire!"
Posted January 19, 2013

Ace pilot Turk Mako flying on assignment with Whiplash is in his element flying his Tigershark over Libyan airspace. Smoothly making a course correction to handle some attackers, he is shocked to find that one of his four accompanying Sabre unmanned attack planes has gone off track and deliberately fired Read more...


Black Cherry Blues
by James Lee Burke
"A shocking and suspenseful thriller of murder and dirty dealings!"
Posted January 15, 2013

Sometimes, meeting an old friend is a mixed bag. Still caught up in his nightmare about the brutal slaying of his beloved wife Annie and seeking some coffee to clear his head, ex- New Orleans cop Dave Robicheaux has mixed feelings about seeing his old college roommate, Dixie Lee Pugh Read more...


Saving Gideon
by Amy Lillard
""A charming and decidedly different Amish tale of hope, forgiveness and love!""
Posted January 11, 2013

After the death of his wife Miriam and Jamie, their young son, Gideon Fisher only wants to be alone. He stopped visiting friends and neighbours, stopped attending the church services of his Amish faith, yet, he can not stop responding when he feels someone is in trouble. When he hears Read more...


The Dreamseller
by Augusto Cury
"An insightful saga that highlights the distorted values of modern society."
Posted January 5, 2013

Who is this man, the Dreamseller? Every word he spoke was rich in meaning and his pithy sayings motivate many people, including his band of loyal followers. Yet, he is not interested in possessions and is happy to live off the casts-offs of others. He lives in freedom under Read more...


The Boy In The Snow
by M.J. McGrath
"Totally Engaging! A heart wrenching, suspenseful and thrilling battle of courage over conspiracy!"
Posted January 5, 2013

Loyal to the bone, Edie Kiglatuk, a northern guide, had reluctantly agreed to leave her home in Autisaq on the high Arctic in Ellesmere Island to travel down south to Anchorage, Alaska to help her ex-husband, Sammy Inukpuk compete in the treacherous Iditarod dog sled race as part of Read more...


The Giving Quilt
by Jennifer Chiaverini
"A delightful patchwork of life vignettes lovingly threaded together"
Posted January 1, 2013

It is the week after Thanksgiving and a number of quilting guests from across the country have arrived at the beautiful Elm Creek Manor in Pennsylvania. They are there for a free week of luxury lodgings, delicious food, and the fellowship of quilters. In happy exchange, they will all donate Read more...


All For A Song
by Allison Pittman
"An insightful and inspirational story of a singer, her song, and the choice she has to make!"
Posted January 1, 2013

Strumming her brother's guitar, Dorothy Lynn Dunbar was happy with her lot in life and especially when she was in her secret forest glen and could sing her songs and be at peace. She liked the folks in the small community of Heron's Nest and she especially liked Read more...


The Uncommon Appeal Of Clouds
by Alexander McCall Smith
""When decisions seem lost in clouds, a glimmer of light shines through""
Posted December 24, 2012

Lost in her own thoughts, Isabel Dalhousie was startled when Martha Drummond, a neighbour joined her on her walk to Cat's Delicatessen. To Isabel, Martha was in that awkward territory of being not just an acquaintance, but not quite a true friend. Despite her small fears that they would Read more...


The Twelve Clues Of Christmas
by Rhys Bowen
"A witty and winsome whodoneit that is sure to bring seasonal joy and laughs to mystery fans!"
Posted December 22, 2012

Could this coming Christmas of 1933 be more dismal? Jobless and isolated from her friends, Lady Georgiana Rannoch is now made to feel unwelcome in her own family ancestral home in Castle Rannoch on the cold windy moors of Scotland. After her father had lost his fortune in the crash Read more...


Rosemary Opens Her Heart
by Naomi King
"Romance comes in pairs in a story that lovingly quilts together people from two Amish communities!"
Posted December 22, 2012

The spring flowers may be blossoming in Cedar Creek, Missouri, yet Rosemary Yutzy's heart is still chilled and filled with grief by the unexpected early death of her husband Joe, who was killed in a hunting accident in the fall. Rosemary hadn't really wanted to come to the Read more...


The Anatomist's Wife
by Anna Lee Huber
"A startling and totally compelling Victorian thriller!"
Posted December 22, 2012

As the ear-piercing screams tore through the evening sky, so too was destroyed the quiet veil of peace that Lady Kiera Darby had enjoyed for the past sixteen months. After the horror of her marriage to Sir Anthony Darby, an Anatomist who only wanted her for her artistic abilities Read more...


The Trial Of Fallen Angels
by James P. Kimmel
"An absolutely awesome and compelling spiritual thriller!"
Posted December 21, 2012

Even highly successful lawyers need to worry about getting to the daycare centre on time and Brek Abigail Cuttler is no exception. After a busy day working on client files, Brek feels a little guilty about being the last parent to arrive, but is happy to pick up her beloved Read more...


Blood Lance
by Jeri Westerson
"Absolutely riveting! Don't miss this heart pounding and fast paced medieval adventure!"
Posted December 21, 2012

Plunging into the icy black waters of the Thames, Chrispin Guest thought he could still save the man who had fallen from the window high on London Bridge. Despite his bravery, it was too late and the man was already dead. Neighbours whispered conflicting tales and some felt it was Read more...


Lord Gray's List
by Maggie Robinson
"Read all about it! The London List has headlining romances and much, much more!"
Posted December 19, 2012

Enough was enough! Despite his normally easy going ways, Baron Benton Gray had had it with all the news of his doings and relentless gossip making the headlines in The London List, a notorious rag of a paper that everyone in the ton and the people who worked for them Read more...


Arctic Fire
by Stephen Frey
"A high stakes, high seas dramatic thriller!"
Posted December 18, 2012

Jack Jensen was afraid of heights. He also isn't as athletic or as masterful as his younger brother. Much as he enjoys the family that had adopted him, Jack has always lived in the shadow of his younger brother Troy who could do everything better than him. Troy was Read more...


Fallen Masters
by John Edward
"Will it be the end? What happens when dark forces gather and evil starts to prevail?"
Posted December 2, 2012

Dr. Jason Chang, one of the premier astrophysicists at NASA could not believe his eyes when he looked at what was happening to galaxy cluster Abell 2744, nicknamed Pandora's Cluster! Rechecking more than once and even after conferring with his international colleagues, he still has trouble absorbing that what Read more...


Audrey Lawrence


Ever since I taught myself to read at age two, I have been an avid reader and collector of books. I am seldom without a book in my hand, stacks by my bedside and more waiting on my Kindle, so I am very happy to be a book reviewer for FreshFiction and have been so since the last century. How can you tell I love historical fiction? Other book genres I love are regency romances, suspense thrillers, contemporary fiction, more romance books and anything I can get my hands on! Having a background in education and organizational development, I also love to read kids’ books and YA and books on business. I currently live in the National Capital Region of Canada (aka Ottawa) where Tinkerbelle, my beautiful Siamese cat, rules the roost and reminds us every day of her regal heritage, especially when she wants treats! As the saying goes: dogs may have owners, but cats have staff!

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5 comments posted.

Re: Into the Whirlwind (3:59pm June 8, 2016):

Great comments and questions! I have just started in on
INTO THE WHIRLWIND but only complaint is that I do not want
to put it down ... how am I going to get all my errands
done when I need to know what happens next?

Re: Tyler (10:22pm March 17, 2011):

That is just so grand that you are naming characters in your book with your ancestors' names. I love it when I know the special meaning behind the names. I look forward to reading it.

I found out from family lore that my mother's family comes from a former shield bearer to a 12th century Irish king but I think that has been the last irish connection as the rest is all Scottish. Thank goodness everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day!

Re: One Touch of Scandal (4:39pm September 26, 2010):

That is so Purr-fect of Avon to make a donation!
I can appreciate your lemma (slightly less critical than a dilemma) as to what to do! It is up to you but remember a cookie in each hand is a balanced diet!

All teh best with your new book and Avon's kindness!

Re: Royal Blood (6:46pm September 5, 2010):

Oh, as you can see from all these comments that not only do you write incredibly well but you also spin your readers so convincingly to the period of your tale that they feelas if they are there as well!

I have to admit, I love your books, but I had to stop reading them on the bus as I would get so engrossed in the story that I would miss my stop and have to walk home more than I expected. I quite look forward to reading your newest one!

Re: Fatal Affair (7:33pm June 27, 2010):

Oh, a hero to fall into sweet dreams with! Sounds wonderful and I especailly like that he is willing to apologize. It takes a strong person to acknowledge that a situation may need an apology. True heros think about the needs of others before themsleves!

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