Review: Hollywood House Call by Jules Bennett

Posted on May 6, 2013 by Debby

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Like so many others, Callie Matthews came to Hollywood looking for her first big break into acting. While waiting, she had been working for Dr. Noah Foster, talented and renowned for his skills as a plastic surgeon. She finally lands a part only to have her dreams shattered by a semi.

Noah Foster knows how hard Hollywood can be on someone as innocent as Callie. When he hires Callie, he vows to protect her as he could not with someone else he loved. When Callie is badly injured, he resolves to help Callie heal not only the outside but on the inside as well. The only problem is that having her live in such close quarters may not be good for the attraction he feels. Does his bedside manner include being in that bed?

Jules Bennett is a master at creating realistic characters that hop off the pages and into our hearts. Both Noah and Callie were in so much pain but the key to resolving one person’s pain lay in the heart of the other one. House calls never looked so good as it did for Callie and her Noah. That is until misunderstandings took over. Emotion, romance, and the unknown – Hollywood House Call has it all. Jules Bennett pens stories designed to keep us up late all while satisfying our heart’s desire for love and romance.

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Review: Midnight Special by Tawny Weber

Posted on April 29, 2013 by Debby

As a reporter, Marni Claire is looking for the story that will catapult to the top of her field. She thinks she has just the thing when a lead leads her to the Midnight Special, a train traveling from one side of the country to the other. The witness with the information to the crime involving corruption, arson and murder is traveling on that train. She is so determined she even takes a berth which she is not absolutely sure is hers. Whens eh wakes in the arms of her witness, Marnie is not sure what to think.

FBI Special Agent Hunter can’t believe when he finds the beautiful woman in his arms. He also can’t believe he agreed to share the cabin with her. Must be that medication he is taking after his last accident. At any rate, the trip is long, the cabin is small and there is enough heat being generated to heat the whole train when they find the night is better together.

The whole premise of the Midnight Special was amazing – two people in close quarters with a sexual attraction that built and built until it exploded. Hunter and Marni just could not control that heat and when they finally came together it was a beautiful thing to read. Hunter was quite snarky but it covered his true. Marni was able to see past that gruff exterior. How she settles their difference suited them both to a tee.

Hope on for the cross country ride and prepare yourself for some heat, some fun and some beautiful romance. How can you go wrong with Midnight Special by Tawny Weber? Answer: You cannot!!

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Review: Project: Runaway Heiress by Heidi Betts

Posted on April 8, 2013 by Debby

Lily Zaccaro is determined to find the thief who is stealing her designs. She has just the perfect plan. She applies for a job at the rival company and is hired as the personal assistant to the very sexy Nigel Stratham, the CEO of the rival label. Working closely through many a long night proves tempting. She wants Nigel to be innocent as their relationship is anything but. As the lies and deceit come unraveled, the seams of their romance do too.

Heidi Betts starts a new series with Project: Runaway Heiress. If the first one is any indication, then this series promises to be fun and exciting. Lily was certainly daring as she went undercover to uncover the thief. Nigel, her sexy Brit boss, became so much more than a boss. Unfortunately, no one likes to be deceived and Lily’s undercover operation comes apart, breaking them apart as well. Is there any hope? You will need to read this delightful tale by Heidi Betts, Project: Runaway Heiress. Savor it now as the next one is not due until January 2014.

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Review: Straddling the Line by Sarah M. Anderson

Posted on March 25, 2013 by Debby

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Josey White Plume has been working hard to get a school up and running on the rez. She goes to Crazy Horse Choppers to try and get some donations and meets CFO Ben Bolton. While Ben makes her feel things she does not, she also knows she cannot fit in his world. That does not stop her from wanting Ben and kissing him.

Ben never met such an intriguing woman before and he wants to know more. He cannot get her out of his mind. His job is to keep the family business afloat but suddenly his priorities shift. He cannot let Josey go.

Josey had one step in the Lakota world and one step in the white world. She was not sure where she belonged and who she really was. Ben knew his job was to keep his family together but with four hot tempered men (his father and two brothers), his task was far from easy. Ben also felt like he did not belong at times in his father’s eyes. Hop on for the ride as these two figure out what and who they want.

Straddling the Line was an incredible book. Sarah M. Anderson will have you laughing and have you crying as you devour Straddling the Line. Ben and Josey are incredibly layered characters and as each layer unfolds you will be more and more amazed at their depth. You can’t help but route for a happy ending for these two. The brothers books come out later in the year and I know I cannot wait.

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Review: A SEAL’s Surrender by Tawny Weber

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Debby

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Lieutenant Commander Cade Sullivan loves every aspect of being a Navy SEAL. Nothing could keep him from his life as a SEAL. That is why he is so annoyed when he is summoned home to deal with a family emergency. Not only that but he must face a town where he is a notch on the bed post for many of the women. One woman in particular continues to vex him – Eden Gillespie. Since he was a kid, he has been rescuing Eden. Now Eden returns the favor with a reward that is not only hot but very satisfying. Then when they are discovered, everything changes.

As kids, Eden sure had a way of getting herself into situations requiring rescue. Cade was usually there to rescue her. Now as adults, not that much has changed. But Eden can now express her gratitude a different way. And she is determined to do just that. At times funny, at times sad, A SEAL’s Surrender will show you how to follow your own dreams and above all do not assume you know what someone else wants. Get your own copy of A SEAL’s Surrender by Tawny Weber and sit back and relax and be prepared to be entertained.

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