Review: The Only Easy Day

The Only Easy Day by R.J. Scott

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



This next installment in the Sanctuary series continues the on going saga revolving around the death of Elizabeth. This time it gets even more personal. The story is full of strong men and violent action in the ongoing job of bringing down the bad guys. I really enjoyed this story of look forward to the next installment.



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Review: Earth and Sun, Cedar and Sage

Earth and Sun, Cedar and Sage by Margaret Mills

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



It was great to have a short Christmas visit with these two friends. I really like that while it might not be politically correct usage in our day that the author uses the words and ideas that would be appropriate for the era in both spoken word and in the internal thoughts as well.



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Review: Tulip Princess

Tulip Princess by Liz Crowe

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Sometimes we forget how the death one person can have such an impact on the ones left behind. Lale is really out of control and her family doesn't know what they can do to stop her downward spiral. But between her SIL and Madame Eve Lale finds what she needs to feel her pain instead of run from it. Would love to be a fly on the wall when she brings a Greek home to meet the family though.



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Review: Colters' Promise

Colters' Promise by Maya Banks

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



I really enjoyed this reconnection with the whole Colter family. A beautiful story as the younger generation begin to settle down and start their own lives.



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Review: Some Like it Rough

Some Like it Rough by Gale Stanley

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Interesting blend of dark elements and the beginning of love. Couldn't put it down.



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Review: Spanking Her Highness: The Journey Series, Book Three

Spanking Her Highness: The Journey Series, Book Three by Patricia Green

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Another great edition to the Journey Family series. Queenie is strong and determined but Will doesn't back down either. Add in a bit of a mystery on the side and you have a great trip to a HEA.



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Review: The Preacher's Dilemma

The Preacher's Dilemma by Joannie Kay

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



This story has lots of action and we get to see not only the "Preacher" and Jennifer but also Q and his girl. Even Jennifer's mother gets involved and finds herself with a tough man of her own. While I love take charge kind of guys sometimes in this story I thought they could have been just a bit more understanding. But I really loved the ending so ended up with a solid 4 star rating.



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