Escape Into Adventure, Romance, Suspense, and Magic This July Find Your Perfect July Escape
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Sink your teeth into the first novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling Sookie Stackhouse seriesโthe books that gave life to the Dead and inspired the HBOยฎ original series True Blood.
#1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown delivers a new signature sexy suspense about a detective seeking justice for his murdered wife with the help of a psychotherapistโฆwhile fighting an undeniable attraction to her.
Open the book. Enter the nightmare. Escape is no longer guaranteed.
Under Wyoming skies, love doesn't care about titles.
Family secrets, lost love, and a mystery hidden beneath the sea.
The bear is unleashed. The danger is real. The attraction is impossible to resist.
Rachael Haas
8 comments posted.
Re: Night Veil (2:55pm June 30, 2011):
I prefer batman, he's a hero that doesn't have actual powers. Also I prefer the batman movies!
Re: Crush On You (10:59pm July 7, 2010):
I think friends who realize they like each other romantically can be interesting.
Re: Sex And The Single Earl (2:04am May 19, 2010):
I think I prefer small town settings, probably because I would rather live in the country than the city.
Re: The Jaguar Prince (2:46pm May 7, 2010):
Ha! I like how you get your inspiration.
Re: A Certain Wolfish Charm (5:04am March 31, 2010):
I also am a fan of happily-ever-afters. And it should be even better if it has werewolves. :)
Re: Gordath Wood (3:27am August 23, 2009):
The books look great especially since fantasy is one of my favorite genres. And I also stay up late reading if the book is good but I usually stay up until I am tired enough that I won't spend much time thinking over the book before I fall asleep.
Re: The Promise (6:31am April 19, 2009):
I've liked reading since I was young though I don't recall any specific reason why I started reading.
Re: Vexing The Viscount (1:03pm February 13, 2009):
Interesting research! The book also sounds good, perhaps Friday the 13th will be lucky...