Monthly Archives: November 2016
Conspiracy of Silence (Ronie Kendig) – Review
Publisher’s Description: Four years after a tragic mission decimated his career and his team, Cole “Tox” Russell is persona non grata to the United States. And that’s fine–he just wants to be left alone. But when a dormant, centuries-old disease … Continue reading
Christmas with Melissa Tagg!
Hello readers! I hope you’ve all had a wonderful Thanksgiving, for those of you who celebrate it. I’ve been getting into the Christmas spirit with some fantastic Christmas novellas that have released over the last couple of weeks, and I’m … Continue reading
A Portrait of Emily Price (Katherine Reay) – Review
Publisher’s Description: Emily Price—fix-it girl extraordinaire and would-be artist—dreams of having a gallery show of her own. There is no time for distractions, especially not the ultimate distraction of falling in love. But Chef Benito Vassallo’s relentless pursuit proves hard … Continue reading
One Enchanted Eve (Melissa Tagg) – Review
Publisher’s Description: After years of mistakes and regret, Colin Renwycke finally has a plan: Hone his baking talent at the Denver Culinary Institute and embark on a new career as a pastry chef. If he’s lucky, he might even … Continue reading
Finding Margo (Jen Turano) – Review
Publisher’s Description: International pop star Margo Hartman could use a night off. A grueling tour and overbearing entourage have sent her over the edge. It’s time for this diva to disappear. And who would think to look for the superstar in … Continue reading
Long Road Out of Ur (Joel Thimell) – Review
Publisher’s Description: Something is rotten in Mesopotamia. A troublesome priest has been murdered; the pagan New Year’s rites defiled; a royal tomb is robbed; and a would-be grifter, Lot, is in the wrong place at the wrong time. His … Continue reading
More Christmas Fiction!
Time for another instalment of my Christmas novella spotlight posts 🙂 This week I have Eva Marie Everson’s God Bless Us Every One, which weaves themes from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol through the God Bless Us Every One by … Continue reading
