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Tempting His Mate is the third book in the Crescent Moon paranormal romance series by Katie Reus, writing as Savannah Stuart. I hadn’t read this series, so was delighted for the excuse to do so when the publisher shared a copy of Tempting His Mate with me for review. Let me say this is one HOT werewolf / shifter romance series that I think you’ll enjoy.
Each book in the series – Taming the Alpha (book 1), Claiming His Mate (book 2), and Tempting His Mate (book 3) – is novella length (under 90 pages), so the …
Rachel Kall‘s romantic thriller, Race to Kill (A Love and Scandal Novel), is a book that draws you in with its depiction of the behind-the-scenes action of a presidential race. Soon however, the focus really shifts to the interaction between heroine Vivian Reese and undercover FBI agent Marcus Locke. It’s apparent that their initial antagonism masks a fierce attraction.
At first Marcus, who is undercover as a bodyguard for the campaign trying to sniff out campaign finance fraud, swiftly shifts gears when Vivian becomes threatened by a stalker. She’s become the campaign spokesperson by default after her boss …
I began reading Jessica Scott‘s military romance series, Coming Home, this fall. Not for review, but just because I really liked the sound of her books. After the first book, I was hooked as the reality conveyed in Scott’s military romance is engrossing. No, this isn’t a series where just because you’re a soldier, you’re one step below a kryptonite-free Superman. This is a series where the characters are heroes (and heroines), because of the fact they don’t have super strength or genetic engineering – just a tremendous amount of faith, love, and sense of duty.
The holiday-themed …
Oh my, I’ve got a reader crush on Deborah Smith as she has combined some unbelievable southern sassiness and fun, culinary wow, romance and suspense in her MacBrides series. I absolutely loved the first book in the series, The Biscuit Witch and couldn’t wait to read her second, The Pickle Queen.
A suggestion, if you haven’t already read The Biscuit Witch, do so before reading The Pickle Queen. While this could be a stand-alone novel, if you don’t you’ll be missing out on quite a bit of back-story and actually a rollicking good read. Just be …
