My Review: “Duke Of Midnight” by Elizabeth Hoyt

Book 6 Maiden Lane Series  Maximus Batten, Duke Of Wakefield fights against poverty and vice in parliament by day, while by night he does the same as the Ghost of St Giles. When Miss Artemis Greaves, lowly companion to her rich and beautiful heiress cousin, discovers the Dukes’s secret, she blackmails him to rescue her … Continue reading My Review: “Duke Of Midnight” by Elizabeth Hoyt

My Review: “An Extraordinary Union” by Alyssa Cole

Elle Burns, once a slave, is a spy for the Unionist cause. She has a photographic memory; a very useful gift. She returns to the south and goes undercover as a mute house slave to gather intelligence on the Confederates. Here she encounters Malcolm McCall, an undercover detective with Allan Pinkerton’s Secret Service.  Elle is a … Continue reading My Review: “An Extraordinary Union” by Alyssa Cole

My Review: “Desire Unchained” by Larissa Ione

Book Two in the Demonica Series Runa Wagner was an innocent human, unaware of the existence of demons and the underworld. That is until she met hot, leather-clad biker Shade, with his long hair and tribal tats.  “The man was sex on legs, an overwhelming mass of muscle, testosterone, and sensuality for which she had no … Continue reading My Review: “Desire Unchained” by Larissa Ione

My Review: “The Contract” by Melanie Moreland

I like a good old marriage of convenience trope and this is a decent story.  Katy Elliott cannot refuse a marriage contract from her arrogant, demanding, and playboy boss, Richard VanRyan. She needs the money to care for her ailing relative. Richard, on the other hand, wants to stick two fingers up at his boss … Continue reading My Review: “The Contract” by Melanie Moreland