I think that Katie Reus’ Bound to Danger should come with a note for employers, spouses, and friends. They just have to understand that if you begin reading this second book in her Deadly Ops series that you, the reader, will not be seen or heard from until you turn the last page. Yes, that’s right. Reading this book may be hazardous to interpersonal relationships, but will bring you much enjoyment along the way!

Seriously, I couldn’t put it down. I’ve really enjoyed several of Reus’ other series in both the romantic suspense and paranormal genres, but even so …

In my overview/review of Lora Leigh’s various and sometimes intertwined HOT romantic suspense series – Nauti Boys & Girls, Tempting SEALS, Elite Ops, The Callahans – I noted that I was really looking forward to the release this summer of Taken, a compilation of short stories that are integral to the understanding of several of her series. Well, I received a copy for review from her publisher, and, may I say, this collection has made this series reader very happy.

I don’t think I’m unique that I really like reading a series in order. Sure, I’ll pick up …

Coming this fall from Beth Ciotta (author of the Cupcake Lovers), a new contemporary series—Impossible Dream—celebrating hope, love, and the magic of the human spirit!

Five long-time girlfriends—known as The Inseparables—find themselves in their thirties and battling disillusion. Tangled up in real-life troubles and stifled aspirations, they’re ready to ditch their deepest desires …until they stumble upon the peculiar matchmaking company, “Impossible Dream,” where they each find the rare opportunity to make seemingly impossible dreams come true.

‘Tis the season for miracles, second chances, and love in a holiday novella that will charm and inspire. Enchanting Christmas, …

Curiosity is one of my besetting sins. When my favorite group of book loving and reading divas began to discuss their favorite eReaders, I wanted to try each and every one of them (you know that grass is greener complex). But since I don’t have the money to do so, nor really need that many electronics cluttering my life, I thought I’d through that question out to all of you. And the you I’m referring to are those who primarily are choosing digital over print.

As for me? I’m a total Kindle girl now, though I began my digital book …

How could I resist a book that combines a magical cake batter that a town swears is the basis for 100% successful matchmaking with a bakery owner who is part witch and stirs the batter to life. Mix in a slightly cynical and pretty-much burnt out newspaperman looking for a scoop, and stir together with a wonderful and crazy lakefront small town in Upstate New York, where they hold an annual summer fling benefit auction for women to bid on their hunks of choice (and guarantee themselves a steamy summer fling). Yes, this is a recipe for a truly magical …