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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.


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Murder Casts Its Spell
by Margaret C. Morse
"Delightful cozy mystery with solid dose of the paranormal"
Posted March 11, 2016

Attorney Petra Rakowitz is having a bad day. First, a wizard botches a spell while talking with her, and then Keegan Flynn, the lead investigator and office manager of her law firm, is arrested for the magical murder of his ex-girlfriend. Worse yet, Petra is starting to show disturbing Read more...


Marked In Flesh
by Anne Bishop
"Dark and disturbingly beautiful world where humans are merely prey"
Posted March 8, 2016

Tensions have been rapidly increasing between the Others and the humans, placing their uneasy truce in jeopardy. Simon Wolfgard, the leader of Lakeside Courtyard, finds himself in the midst of the drama unfolding across the world. His decision to shelter Meg Corbyn, a blood prophet (also known as a cassandra Read more...


The Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum
by Kirsten Weiss
"Quirky characters, ghosts, and a darned good mystery!"
Posted March 8, 2016

Maddie Kosloski is happy to be back at home in San Benedetto with her best friends, Adele Nakamoto and Harper Calderelli, although she wishes the circumstances were a bit different. Adele has plans to open a tea room but there's just one catch—she someone needs to run Read more...


Firstlife
by Gena Showalter
"Which realm will Ten choose when her next life is on the line?"
Posted March 7, 2016

Gena Showalter introduces us to the realms of Troika and Myriad, showing us the choices every citizen has to make for their next life. Citizens who die unsigned by either realm are sent to the dreaded Many Ends. Unfortunately, the battle between the two realms often leaves children with little Read more...


The Lifeboat Clique
by Kathy Parks
"Satisfyingly good survival story"
Posted March 1, 2016

Denver Reynolds never expected that crashing a party would end so poorly. After all, she's avoided any contact with her former best friend, Abigail Kenner, ever since she allegedly ruined Abigail's life and shattered her dreams. Now Abigail is part of the popular clique at school while Denver Read more...


The Reburialists
by J.C. Nelson
"Quirky, action-packed urban fantasy story featuring zombies, with a twist"
Posted March 1, 2016

Bureau of Special Investigations Agent Brynner Carson makes his own rules, often defying agency mandates. Brynner excels at sending animated corpses back into the grave, but the latest corpse he faces has an actual message for him, both verbally and in strange hieroglyphics. Brynner's father, Heinrich Carson, stole a Read more...


7 Sykos
by Marsheila Rockwell, Jeffery J. Mariotte
"An in-your-face horror novel featuring zombies vs psychopaths"
Posted February 23, 2016

The illness looks like the flu but everyone infected soon descends into a zombie-like madness. The military hopes to quarantine the area but the virulence of the disease ensures they need additional measures to keep America safe. One lone man observed in the midst of the chaos offers them Read more...


Bluescreen
by Dan Wells
"Exciting, action-packed futuristic tale"
Posted February 22, 2016

The virtual world has changed in the year 2050. Staying connected has never been simpler, as each person has the ability to have a djinni installed directly into their head. With the djinni, a person has a constant stream of data always available with just the blink of an eye Read more...


The Geomancer
by Susan Griffith, Clay Griffith
"Richly layered and complex steampunk world featuring vampires"
Posted February 17, 2016

The British Isles thought the vampire attacks had come to an end after Adele destroyed them all using her geomancy. However, new attacks in London have raised questions as to whether the vampires have returned. Even worse, Adele is questioning her own abilities as the earth in Britain feels scarred Read more...


In the Shadow of Edgar Allan Poe
by Leslie S. Klinger
"Excellent collection of classic horror tales"
Posted February 17, 2016

I love a good, classic horror tale, one that will send shivers down my spine without reveling in the gore that is found in so much of the horror stories nowadays. IN THE SHADOW OF EDGAR ALLAN POE offers readers an excellent collection of twenty stories all published between the Read more...


Forget Tomorrow
by Pintip Dunn
"Can Callie change her future or is it predestined?"
Posted February 17, 2016

The day Callie has been waiting for is finally here- her seventeenth birthday. Each citizen not only becomes an adult on their seventeenth birthday, but they also receive their memory from the future that will guide the course of their adult life. Callie is hoping she'll be a successful Read more...


The Word For Yes
by Claire Needell
"An unsettling book about the aftermath of date rape"
Posted February 16, 2016

One night changes everything.... Melanie and her two sisters, Jan and Erika, are trying to cope with their parents' divorce and Jan leaving for college. Each sister handles the stress quite differently; Melanie prefers spending time with her friends and going to parties. Unfortunately, one night the line between yes Read more...


Northwoods
by Bill Schweigart
"A darned good monster story!"
Posted February 16, 2016

A sensor picks up something on the northern border in Minnesota, an area known for illegal border crossings in the past. Resident Davis Holland, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent, is contacted and asked to investigate the nature of the crossing. Accompanied by Sheriff Gil Ramsey, Davis enters Read more...


The Bone Hunters
by Robert J. Mrazek
"Who will find the remains of the Peking Man first?"
Posted February 10, 2016

In 1941, the remains of the Peking Man went missing. Now, the governments of the United States and China are racing against one another to locate and recover those remains as a new religious sect worshipping the Peking Man is growing in China. Archaeologist Lexy Vaughan and retired Air Force Read more...


Almost Midnight
by C.C. Hunter
"Phenomenal anthology featuring the characters from Shadow Falls: After Dark"
Posted February 10, 2016

ALMOST MIDNIGHT collects together in one book four novellas previously available only as individual eBooks plus one brand new novella from C.C. Hunter. Each story is set around characters from Shadow Falls, a camp for supernatural youth to receive an education while honing their various abilities in a protected Read more...


The Alchemy of Chaos
by Marshall Ryan Maresca
"Rich and multilayered fantasy tale full of action and intrigue"
Posted February 9, 2016

Veranix Calbert has his hands full. Between his studies at the University of Maradaine and his nightly forays into town disguised as The Thorn so he can fight the deadly effitte drug trade, Veranix has little time for other activities. Unfortunately, someone else has other plans for the students at Read more...


Brotherhood In Death
by J.D. Robb
"Sometimes the past comes back to haunt you..."
Posted February 9, 2016

Lieutenant Eve Dallas is a homicide cop who doesn't typically assist on a missing person's case. Eve is wrapping things up for the day when Dr. Charlotte Mira enters her office flustered, a state Eve rarely, if ever, sees her in. Dennis Mira had gone to his grandparents Read more...


Bananas Foster and a Dead Mobster
by A. Gardner
"Delightful cozy mystery"
Posted February 4, 2016

Poppy Peters is counting down the days till she graduates from the Calle Pastry Academy in Georgia. Unfortunately, things go seriously awry when she's working at a booth for the academy at the local farmers' market. Now, a mobster is dead using Poppy's own knife and Poppy finds Read more...


Daisies for Innocence
by Bailey Cattrell
"An enchanting start to a new cozy mystery series"
Posted February 3, 2016

Elliana "Ellie" Allbright has always had a gift for sensing the right scents for others. She's turned that gift into a charming business, as her perfume store is prospering in the town of Poppyville, California. Unfortunately, not everything is peaceful in Poppyville since someone has murder on their minds Read more...


Placebo Junkies
by J.C. Carleson
"Will more clinical drug trials spell disaster for Audie?"
Posted February 3, 2016

Audie's life is a whirlwind of medical tests, from the more invasive needles to various pills. Audie bounces from one experimental study to another, hoping for side effects (which mean cash) rather than the dreaded placebo. Audie has just been seeking a safe way to support herself, but now Read more...


Debbie Wiley

27 comments posted.

Re: The Demigod Complex (3:34am February 22, 2020):

I love the premise of this one! Looking forward to reading
it :)

Re: Betraying the Billionaire (6:58pm December 21, 2019):

You and I had similar thoughts except I decided to mention
all my usual favorites in the intro and that select some in
categories I created LOL

Re: Chai Another Day (10:53am June 13, 2019):

Great series! Can't wait to read this one.

Re: Trial By Fire (5:39pm March 24, 2016):

I love that perspective! Now if only the general public
could get that through their heads.....

Re: Secret Sisters (7:53am January 16, 2016):

Miranda, you've never read one??? OMG, you HAVE to read one
of her books! And yes, great job, Netta!

Re: Asylum (10:00pm October 30, 2015):

When I was a kid, my brother and I were riding in the
back of a pickup truck (this was back in the days when
that was considered okay!). My parents were in the truck
driving us along a dark, forested area on some small road
in the middle of nowhere, SC. My brother and I have
overactive imaginations and swore we saw "tree people"
staring at us and banged loudly on the window and
demanded we all squeeze inside the truck so we'd be safe
from the "tree people". We still laugh about it to this
day!

Re: The Summer Marked (3:56pm September 24, 2015):

Oh I'm definitely an end-peeker! I even read the end of the
Harry Potter series as I had to know who made it and who
didn't.

Re: Waiting for Ethan (4:17pm September 15, 2015):

Oh I'm definitely an "end peeker" when it comes to books!

Re: Fudging the Books (3:45pm August 3, 2015):

I love to travel! My favorite place to travel is somewhere
new. This summer we explored Las Vegas and went to the
Grand Canyon. I also went on my first ghost tour in
Savannah, GA.

Re: Briar Queen (6:32am June 12, 2015):

I absolutely LOVE the Night and Nothing series!

Re: For Your Love (7:34am May 9, 2015):

How did I miss this one coming out? Love anything Beverly
Jenkins writes!

Re: Bittersweet (7:21pm April 6, 2015):

Love this series!

Re: Gideon (6:47am March 24, 2015):

I'm excited to hear about JERICHO!!

Re: The Perilous Journey of the Not-So-Innocuous Girl (8:05pm March 21, 2015):

Steampunk can be fun- especially seeing how the heroines
manage such adventures with their fancy dresses!

Re: The Dragon Conspiracy (12:55pm February 7, 2015):

I just recently read the short story in NIGHT SHIFT and have added a couple of your other books in my TBR pile as a result.

Re: Revenant (3:21pm December 19, 2014):

Love love LOVE Castiel! In fact, I love just about anyone on Supernatural as that still ranks as one of the best tv shows in that genre imo. And Hellboy... who can't help but love Hellboy just cause!

Re: Murder Of A Needled Knitter (7:56pm September 15, 2014):

Those 5 things are so very, very true!! I'm so sorry you couldn't find a way to put the Dooziers on a cruise- even the thought has me laughing like a loon. As for your question, I try to avoid hobby groups other than book clubs but yes, I've been in a book club with an individual that should be thankful the members didn't read a lot of mystery novels or I'm sure they'd have figured out a way to dispose of her permanently LOL!!!

Re: Zombified (12:34pm September 1, 2014):

I love vampires, shifters, and all sorts of other supernatural creatures... but a zombie? Oh this is one story I MUST read! Love your first paragraph of this blog as it hooked me.

Re: Going Down in Flames (8:06am July 11, 2014):

Love dragon stories and the comment about the oreos cracked me
up. Adding this one to my list to get.....

Re: Mirror X (8:03am July 11, 2014):

Okay, you got me intrigued... downloaded the book to my Kindle
just now!

Re: Vampire Trouble (8:02am July 11, 2014):

Adding this series to my ever growing list of books I need to
read!

Re: Rebel (7:58am July 11, 2014):

Love sci fi/paranormal/romance blends! I've heard great things
about this series and own all the books- now I just need to
find time to read them!

Re: Darkwalker (6:05pm June 17, 2014):

Love the cover and can't wait to read the second book!

Re: The Strain (8:16pm March 11, 2014):

I'm so excited about this! LOVED LOVED LOVED the trilogy.

Re: The Promise (10:59am April 19, 2009):

Why do I read? That's almost like asking me why do I breathe?? I've been reading for as long as I can remember. My parents made sure I developed a love of reading. Anyone else old enough to remember the records that accompanied the children's books?? I had my own little record player and I played all of those little 45s and 33s to death!

Re: Turn Coat (7:04pm February 21, 2009):

What fun!I'm a huge fan of Jim Butcher so one day I hope to attend something like ConDFW....

Re: The Secret Life of Bees (11:16am February 8, 2009):

I usually try to read a book before seeing the movie. There are a few authors I prefer the movies to the books though, and John Grisham is one of those actually.

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