Review: Men of Honor: Gage by Jordan Silver
Published Feb. 2020 Gage Sievers is a man very much in love with his wife. As a man who ticks all the boxes for every woman’s ideal, he’s had his […]
Review: Bastian by Leah Sharelle-NEW RELEASE
Published Feb. 2020 Bastian Johnston had alpha running through his veins; he was after all the son of the Wounded Souls’ sergeant at arms. Only Bastian didn’t want the cut; […]
Review: Petros by Esther E. Schmidt
Published Jan. 2020 The day Kinsey’s life shatters is the day a menacing biker appears and forces her to pick up the pieces of her miserable life. As the president […]
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 […]
Review: His Outlaw Valentine by Jessa Kane
Published Jan. 2020 Philadelphia detective Ryan has been keeping a secret from his best friend and roommate, Jessie. She thinks he’s a quiet, nerdy shoulder to lean on. But underneath […]
Review: Healing What’s Mine by Autum Remington
Published Nov. 2019 Hawk I’ve never felt this way before. Seeing her but never having her is torture that even rivals my past… well, almost. I’m too dark, too broken. […]
Review: Stalked by Sam Crescent
Published Jan. 2020 James Stork has been watching Emily Miller for over two years now. She’s twenty years his junior and has dealt with so much loss. Her life was […]
Review: Growling For My Mate by Shaw Hart
Published Jan. 2020 Grier Taylor is just a lost girl. Abandoned by her parents when she was young, she was raised by the group of shifters who took her in. […]
Review: Holiday Trap by May Gordon
Published Dec. 2019 Holiday Trap Joy Lane hates Christmas, her toxic parents turning her into a self-proclaimed grinch, and she plans to hide from the world until the holiday passes. […]
Review: Wilder by Leann Ashers
Published Aug. 2018 Joslyn My life was an absolute mess, and it was slowly killing me. Dismay and anguish defined my everyday life. Until Wilder. He became what I’d never […]
