Requiem by Lauren Oliver

March 4th, 2013 Kimberly Review 49 Comments

4th Mar
Requiem by Lauren Oliver

I enjoyed Delirium, was sickened by the cliffhanger ending that Oliver left us with in Pandemonium and found Hana fascinating. As you can imagine I was very anxious to step back into Oliver’s final book of the series Requiem. Fans are either going to adore this one or loathe it. The author ends this series without a lot of closer. I thought it was perfect and if you read my reviews you already know I loathe endings forced into a happy little bow. Filled with battles, death, suspense and unrequited love I consumed this in a single day.

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A Most Scandalous Proposal by Ashlyn Macnamara

March 2nd, 2013 Kimberly Review 35 Comments

2nd Mar
A Most Scandalous Proposal by Ashlyn Macnamara

Ashlyn Macnamara’s debut regency romance novel A Most Scandalous Proposal introduces us to two sisters of the ton who have turned down suitors, one is holding out for the man she has secretly loved and the other is determined to avoid marriage and its complications. I quickly consumed this humorous, suspenseful and sweet romance.

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Review: Secretly Smitten by Colleen Coble, Denise Hunter, Kristin Billerbeck and Diann Hunt

March 1st, 2013 Kimberly Review 10 Comments

1st Mar
Review: Secretly Smitten by Colleen Coble, Denise Hunter, Kristin Billerbeck and Diann Hunt

Last year I read the contemporary romance Smitten featuring three romances weaved into one book all surrounding the town of Smitten Vermont, so I was delighted to receive a copy of Secretly Smitten the second book in the series. This time we get four romances and I loved the diversity of their ages and the overall ARC surrounding the tale. I love small town romances and this lightly sprinkled faith-based tale made me smile.

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Into The Dark by Stacy Green

February 28th, 2013 Kimberly Review 38 Comments

28th Feb
Into The Dark by Stacy Green

I love romance wrapped in suspense, danger and mystery. I was intrigued by the synopsis for Stacy Green’s novel Into the Dark and agreed to review it. Set in Las Vegas, we interact with the LA police, FBI and get inside the mind and lives of victim Emilie Davis and her serial stalker dubbed the “Taker”. From the streets to the tunnels of Las Vegas this tale kept me turning the pages.

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