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Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart β€” Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

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One disastrous night. One devastating man. One diabolical proposition.


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He’s stubborn. She’s tougher. His kid? Already picked the bride.


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A small-town second chance wrapped in danger, desire, and Sharon Sala heart.


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She came home to save the ranch… and found the cowboy she never forgot.


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From reality TV heartbreak to real-life reinvention.


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A missing twin. A deadly cartel. One K-9 team caught in the crossfire.


Reviews

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Stolen Away
by Alyxandra Harvey
"A Young Adult Adventure in the World of Faery"
Posted June 30, 2012

Eloise Hart has lived for 17 Years with her single mother, Jasmine, without any knowledge that the world of Faery exists. She gets her first glimpse although she doesn't believe it, when a very sexy guy named Lucas, warns her that the Faery king is after her. She doesn Read more...


Sound Bender
by Lin Oliver, Theo Baker
"Young Adult Adventure Will Appeal to Sci Fan Fans of All Ages"
Posted June 21, 2012

Leo Lomax and his brother, Hollis, lost their parents in a plane crash and are sent to live with their father's step- brother, Crane. Crane imports and sells mysterious and expensive artifacts and lives in a futuristic building in the run-down depths of Brooklyn. Leo turns 13 the Read more...


The Isis Collar
by Cat Adams
"Can Celia Graves Survive the Zombie Apocalypse?"
Posted June 12, 2012

Fans of Cat Adams's Blood Singer series will devour THE ISIS COLLAR in a day like I did. Celia Graves, bodyguard extraordinaire, is still fighting to balance her vampire and siren abilities, and now she has to try to save the worldβ€”again! Responding to a "magical Read more...


Shadow Of A Quarter Moon
by Eileen Clymer Schwab
"Fabulous Tale Highlighting a Terrific Heroine and the Underground Railroad"
Posted May 22, 2012

Raised to a life of privilege in the Pre-Civil War south, Jacy Lane knew there was a huge difference between her family and the slaves that served them. But she had other battles to fight such as her mother's plans for her to marry a man she despised Read more...


The Landlord's Black-Eyed Daughter
by Mary Ellen Dennis
"For the Love of A Highwayman"
Posted April 24, 2012

Elizabeth Wyndham is indeed the black-eyed daughter of an innkeeper, but she's also the author of best-selling gothic romances in 18th-century England. Strong and opinionated, she's a woman before her time. Rand Remington, tall, dark and handsome, is a disillusioned English soldier. He plays gentleman Read more...


Heaven's Needle
by Liane Merciel
"Ithelas Series Takes a Darker Turn"
Posted April 8, 2012

HEAVEN'S NEEDLE, the follow-up to Liane Merciel's first book in the world of Ithelas, The River Kings' Road, is stronger albeit darker. While some of the characters including Kelland, the Sun Knight and his companion Bitharn, also appear in the second installment, others are replaced Read more...


The Midnight Tunnel
by Angie Frazier
"Suzanna Snow, Girl Detective is a great series for young and old."
Posted April 8, 2012

Eleven-year-old Suzanna Snow isn't looking forward to working in the kitchen of her parents' hotel this summer. What she really wants is to become a detective like her famous uncle Bruce. She keeps track of important details in a notebook and when Maddie Cook goes missing in Read more...


Second Grave On The Left
by Darynda Jones
"Reapers are to Die For"
Posted February 26, 2012

If you're in need of a suspenseful and hilarious read to lighten your mood, pick up SECOND GRAVE ON THE LEFT, the second adventure of Charlotte (Charley) Davidson, Grim Reaper extraordinaire. Actually, this book will make more sense if you've read First Grave on the Right first, but Read more...


Shattered Dreams
by Ellie James
"Haunting Visions and a Mysterious Heritage in New Orleans Make for a Fab Read"
Posted February 13, 2012

SHATTERED DREAMS, the aptly named first book in Ellie James's Midnight Dragonfly series will thrill fans of young adult paranormal romance. Not one of those books where you know what will happen, if not how, by chapter 5, this book has a complex plot, realistic characters and maybe more Read more...


Three Seconds
by Anders Roslund, Borge Hellstom
"Swedish Award-Winning, Dark and Suspenseful Thriller"
Posted February 4, 2012

Piet Hoffman works undercover for the Swedish police. As an infiltrator, he has clawed his way up the chain in Wojtek Security International, a front for the Polish Mafia's amphetamine business. But Wojtek wants more from him. They want to take over the drug trade is prison. So, Hoffman Read more...


Midnight at Spanish Gardens
by Alma Alexander
"It's the end of the world as we know it. What will you choose?"
Posted January 14, 2012

Five friends meet at Spanish Gardens the evening of December 20, 2012, roughly 20 years after they last met at the same restaurant to celebrate their college graduation. John, Olivia, Quincy, Ellen and Simon share stories and long- buried secrets over the best-ever Irish coffees. But more than that Read more...


A Clockwork Fairytale
by Helen Scott Taylor
"A Fab Steampunk Fantasy with Thieves and Spies"
Posted January 14, 2012

I have to start off by saying I liked A CLOCKWORK FAIRYTALE even more than Helen Scott Taylor's Magic Knot series. For as long as she can remember, Melba has had to disguise herself as a boy as she runs messages and picks pockets in the outer circle of Read more...


Heads You Lose
by Lisa Lutz, David Hayward
"A hilarious mystery novel written by two authors with a romantic past. Issues from the past make for an exciting read!"
Posted January 7, 2012

Lisa Lutz, known for her Spellman Files comedic mysteries, embarked on a co-writing adventure with ex-romantic partner, David Hayward. The resulting novel, HEADS YOU LOSE, is quite good, but the snarky and continuous exchange between the two authors sets this book above the pack. Issues, obviously not forgotten Read more...


Brother/Sister
by Sean Olin
"Tragic Tale about a Brother and Sister that will have you guessing til the end."
Posted December 6, 2011

It's tough to put this novel in a particular genre, but horror and psychological thriller come to mind although it doesn't fit nicely into either one. Will and Asheley had a difficult childhood. Their father left when they were young, and their mother is an on-again-off Read more...


The Shadow Reader
by Sandy Williams
"Fabulous Fae Urban Fantasy Kicks Off A New Series by Debut Author"
Posted December 4, 2011

Although she's human, McKenzie Lewis, a Houston area college student, can see the fae and read the shadows they leave when they fissure from place to place and realm to realm. McKenzie has helped the fae king track down rebels with her shadow reading for the past 10 years Read more...


God's Eye
by A.J. Scudiere
"Paranormal Romance in which a Woman Must Choose: Angel or Demon?"
Posted December 4, 2011

While on the surface A.J. Scudiere's GOD'S EYE is a story in which one woman, Katharine Geryon, must choose between two men, one being an angel and the other a demon, at the heart it is a tale about the choices we make and the results. Daughter Read more...


Xombies: Apocalypso
by Walter Greatshell
"Final Book in Xombies Trilogy Combines Science Fiction and Comic Horror"
Posted November 11, 2011

For those who have read the first two books in Walter Greatshell's Xombies trilogy, APOCALYPSO will be a fun and gore-filled finale. While this novel can stand on its own, I still think trilogies are best read in order, and this one is no exception. Greatshell does a Read more...


Glow
by Amy Kathleen Ryan
"Young Love and Adventure in Space"
Posted October 28, 2011

Two ships left a dying Earth to start new colonies, but problems with fertility for which one ship found a solution caused betrayal. Fifteen-year-old Waverly, one of the first generation to be born on the Empyrean had the normal worries of a teen. Kieran, the ship's captain Read more...


The Lantern
by Deborah Lawrenson
"Beautifully Written Gothic Tale set in Provence"
Posted October 14, 2011

THE LANTERN, Deborah Lawrenson's first novel to be published in the U.S., combines lyrical prose with two storylines, one present and one past, that will eventually touch. In the present day, Eve and Dom meet and eventually find themselves ensconced in Les Genevriers, a ramshackle farmhouse in Provence Read more...


Blood Red Road
by Moira Young
"Gripping Dystopian Tale From a Talented New Writer"
Posted September 30, 2011

Moira Young's BLOOD RED ROAD, the first in her Dustlands series, will captivate fans of young adult dystopian fiction. Her writing is as spare as the world she builds, and her use of dialect brings home what could happen should our world deteriorate to this extent. Saba, the main Read more...


Katherine Petersen

1 comment posted.

Re: One Touch of Scandal (1:47pm September 26, 2010):

At the risk of sounding like everyone else, I do treat myself to quite a few books, much easier now that I've found a job, and sometimes it's just a nice long run with my yellow lab.

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