At the River by Kendra Elliot is the fifth novel in the Columbia River series. FBI Special Agent Mercy Kilpatrick and her husband, Police Chief Truman Daly, find a current murder tied to a missing persons case from twenty-years ago. Complex and suspenseful, I couldn’t set this down.
Drow Nightfall by Martha Carr & Michael Anderle is the sixth book in the Chronicles of Shadow Bourne. Narrated by Stephanie Savannah, Charlie must unravel a murder mystery and Ellis finds herself in danger when she steals vital information from a government lab. Suspense, magic and romance await you in this engaging tale.
I love the Below Stairs Mysteries from Jennifer Ashley, including the novellas. Mrs. Holloway’s Christmas Pudding is a holiday novella in which our cook Kat Holloway is blamed when a dinner guest mysteriously takes ill and she’s been tasked with creating the perfect Christmas feast. Can she clear her good name?
The Mirror by Nora Roberts is the second novel in the Lost Brides trilogy about a curse and a majestic (haunted) Victorian house on the Maine coast. Sonya MacTavish must live there for three years to gain her inheritance. She has no intentions of leaving. Sonya, along with her best friend, cousin and new boyfriend, are working to undo the curse. Another addictive installment filled with danger, swoons and friendship.
The Forgotten One by Catherine Bybee is the second romance novel in the Heirs series. This time we get the lost brother, Maximillian Smith and tabloid journalist, Sarah McNeilly story. Filled with family, a delightful series arc, and plenty of swoons. I devoured their story.
