REVIEW: The Night Cafe by Taylor Smith
June 5, 2008
Connie's review of The Night Cafe by Taylor Smith
Thriller released from MIRA 1 Jun 08
Gun for hire Hannah Nicks agrees to take a job for her sister's longtime friend. All Hannah needs to do is deliver a painting to a gun runner in Puerto Vallerta. This simple, well paying job goes bad when Hannah reaches the gun runners estate and finds everyone dead. Hannah hides the painting and returns to her home only to find her sister's friend has been murdered.
Tags: Connie, Grade B, June 2008, Mira, Review, Taylor Smith, The Night Cafe, Thriller, TWRVolIPile O’ Books - REVIEWS: Six degrees of romance
May 28, 2008
I figured that if I wait until I have time to do full reviews of these six books, airborne porcine would be commonplace. So I decided to just do it - write a bunch of quick hits. These are all over the place as far as genre and release dates, so bear with me. Below are short reviews for:
~ A Lick of Frost (Meredith Gentry, Book 6) by Laurell K. Hamilton - fantasy fiction
~ The Kiss by Sophia Nash - regency historical romance
~ The Last Warrior by Karen Kay - American west historical romance
~ Creation in Death by J.D. Robb - Furturistic thriller
~ How to Propose to a Prince (The Royle Sisters, Book 3) by Kathryn Caskie - regency historical romance
~ Midnight Rising (The Midnight Breed, Book 4) by Lara Adrian - contemporary paranormal romance
Tags: 2008, A Lick of Frost, Avon, Contemporary, Creation in Death, Fantasy, February 2008, Futuristic, Grade A, Grade B, Grade C, Gwen, Historical, How to Propose to a Prince, In Death series, J.D. Robb, Karen Kay, Kathryn Caskie, Lara Adrian, Laurell K. Hamilton, March 2008, Meredith Gentry series, Midnight Breed series, Midnight Rising, November 2007, October 2007, Paranormal, Putnam, Review, romance, Sophia Nash, The Kiss, The Last Warrior, The Royle Sisters series, ThrillerReview: Trapped by Chris Jordan
April 19, 2008
Connie's review of Trapped by Chris Jordan
Suspense Thriller from MIRA 1 Nov 07
Jane Hartley's 16 year old daughter fought and beat leukemia when she was a young child. And since she beat it, Kelly has been fighting her mother's desire for her to 'take it easy'. This all comes about in the first chapter as Jane is 'tsk, tsk'ing a young, tattooed woman, who is too stupid to have on a helmet, while holding onto her boyfriend (with one hand!) as he recklessly drives his motorcycle on the freeway.
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