Beyond the Moon by Catherine Taylor delivered a time-slip romance that held me captive from its suspenseful moments to WWI details. Narrated by Liz May Brice historical fiction and romance fans alike will want to grab this one.
I’ve been enjoying female detective/PI novels and was delighted to be given the opportunity to review Exposed Fury by Marie Flanigan. This is the first in the Annie Fitch Mysteries series.
It was wonderful to be back with Charles and Anna in Wild Sign by Patricia Briggs, the sixth Alpha & Omega novel. Whether you read or listen to the narration by Holter Graham, you’ll find Briggs delivered a suspenseful five star tale.
I love a good historical fiction, especially when it’s based on actual events, people and places. The Rose Code by Kate Quinn takes us to Bletchley Park and shares the fascinating story of a group of decoders during WWII.
I love slipping into the Kate Daniels’ world and spent an entire snowy Sunday listening to Blood Heir by Ilona Andrews. This is the first in the Aurelia Ryder series. We are back in Atlanta and trouble is brewing.
