I like to read a Harlequin category every now and then because I am just so amused by the tropes. I always think it’s funny how the hero or heroine is from a HUGE global family or how you can pretty much guarantee any down-on-their-luck or complacent character is most likely the next book. IRead the Post
Audiobook Review: Delaney’s Desert Sheikh by Brenda Jackson
This is the first book in Jackson’s sprawling Westmoreland series and, even though it debuted in 2002, be warned it has some extremely dated and problematic elements. Namely… the sheikh thing. I do think Jackson handles the sheikh element somewhat deftly. The titular sheikh is of mixed ethnicity from a fictional Arabic and African countryRead the Post
Audiobook Review: An Honorable Seduction by Brenda Jackson
David “Flipper” Holloway is sent to the Florida Keys on a top secret undercover mission to prove Swan Jamison–the goddaughter of David’s boss–isn’t secretly committing treason in her jewelry store. This is part of the New Westmoreland series, which follows the members of Bane Westmoreland’s SEAL team. This book is so cheesy but it’s gotRead the Post
Audiobook Review: Cowboy Untamed by Vicki Lewis Thompson
When I started listening to this book in late March I was just getting used to working from home. We were going into lockdown and I found myself spending less time in my car where I did most of my audiobook listening. I wanted something short and light that I didn’t have to get too investedRead the Post
Harlequin Category Mini Reviews!
I was fortunate enough to wether the beginning of the shutdown working from home and one of the things I did at lunch is read some books in my basket of category romances. Body Check by Elle Kennedy Elle Kennedy is a much-loved author on this blog and this is an interesting library sale findRead the Post
Seduced By The Badge by Deborah Fletcher Mello
Rating: ★★★| 288 pages | Harlequin | Romantic Suspense | 06/01/2018 | Pre-order or Purchase now at Harlequin.com Fair warning, there are some mild depictions and mentions of child abuse and assault, so proceed with caution. Detective Armstrong Black and the Chicago P.D. gest a dose of Southern hospitality when Danni Winstead, one of Atlanta’sRead the Post