Review: Dom by Fiona Davenport
Published Aug. 2020 On the run after being in the wrong place at the wrong time, Lucy Skye was desperate enough to try anything. Picking the pocket of a sexy […]
Review: Link by Fiona Davenport
Published July 2020 Lincoln “Link” Nash was as good at cracking heads together as managing money as the Silver Saints MC Treasurer. The last thing he wanted to do was […]
Review: My Father’s Rival by Fiona Davenport
Published 2017 Blurb: Jared “Mac” MacKenzie is used to making tough decisions as the President of the Silver Saints MC. When a member of a rival MC puts one […]
Review: Her Alpha by Fiona Davenport
Published June 2020 When Larissa Nash went looking for her best friend, she never expected to find her in a town full of shifters. She didn’t even know they existed […]
Review: Kiss Me, Baby by Fiona Davenport
Published March 2020 Amelia Flores was in Vegas for a bachelorette party when the bride dared her to kiss a stranger. The shy food blogger didn’t plan to follow through […]
Review: Show Me, Baby by Fiona Davenport
Published March 2020 The moment magician Julian Storm saw Anna Chapel standing at the back of the theater during one of his rehearsals, he knew she was meant to be […]
Review: Only Love by Fiona Davenport
Published March 2020 Billionaire Liam Grey needed a change of pace, so he left his company in capable hands to take a teaching job in the United States. He had […]
Review: Unexpected Love by Fiona Davenport
Published Feb. 2020 Tech billionaire Jonah Carrington had no plans to have a family. Then he suddenly became the guardian of his one-month old nephew, and his heart was filled […]
Review: First Love by Fiona Davenport
Published Feb. 2020 Tucker Carrington knew what true, lasting love looked like. He grew up surrounded by it, but he never expected to feel it for himself when he was […]
Review: Baby Blues by Fiona Davenport
Published Jan. 2020 Knox Dawson didn’t believe in love at first sight, at least not for himself. He watched as his sisters and several of his friends each fell fast […]
