Review: Trace’s Temptation by Dawn Sullivan
Published 2015 RARE: Rescue and Retrieval Extractions -they took on the missions that no one else wanted and did not stop until the job was done Trace has found […]
Review: Josie’s Miracle by Dawn Sullivan
Published 2014 A doctor for the White River Wolves, Josie Bennett is devoted to her pack and her calling to heal those in need. Then one fateful night changes everything. […]
Review:Phoenix’s Fate by Dawn Sullivan
Published 2014 RARE: Rescue and Retrieval Extractions -they took on the missions that no one else wanted and did not stop until the job was done After a long […]
Review: Nico’s Heart by Dawn Sullivan
Published 2014 RARE: Rescue and Retrieval Extractions-they took on the missions that no one else wanted and didn’t stop until the job was done. With her daughter missing and […]
Review: Matt by Darlene Tallman
Published July 2020 When Matt Ferguson got severely injured during his last deployment, he thought he’d come home and marry his high school sweetheart and they’d live happily ever after. […]
Review: Nick by Darlene Tallman
Published April 2019 Nick Johnson went through hell during his military tours. When he finally comes home, he’s no longer the person who left that sunny day. Unable to be […]
Review: Bunny Vibes by Elle Christensen
Published July 2020 You know how the saying goes about making assumptions… Olivia has been in love with Spencer since she saw the lead singer on stage when she […]
Review: Always Hers by Jagger Cole
Published May 2020 Aurora I’ve been saving myself for a man I can’t have. Carter Holloway was always out of bounds—too old for me, and definitely too gorgeous. He was […]
Review: Forever His by Jagger Cole
Published May 2020 Sienna True love is a fairy tale. Real life is cruel and unforgiving. Trust me, I know. I lost my prince charming years ago, when he went […]
Review: Loved by the Mafia Underboss by Cameron Hart
Published June 2020 Luca: She’s late to her best friend’s wedding rehearsal. Of course, she’s late. I sigh in frustration, but Freya just grins at me, like she always does. […]
