Post image for The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins (Hunger Games Trilogy)

THE HUNGER GAMES (2008 Scholas­tic) by Suzanne Collins is a YA novel, avail­able in hard­cover for list price of $17.99. There are two dig­i­tal copies avail­able from B&N (Nook) and Ama­zon (Kin­dle) for $9.00 at the time of this writ­ing.
THE HUNGER GAMES is the first book in the Hunger Games Tril­ogy. The story cen­ters around a futuristic […]

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Post image for Shift, Rachel Vincent {Guest Review}

Shift is the penul­ti­mate book in the Shifter series by Rachel Vin­cent. The action picks up shortly after the events of the pre­vi­ous book; the Sanders Pride is still banged up from and in mourn­ing from the attack and its after­math.
Pride coun­cil mem­ber Paul Black­well has arrived to ask that the Pride […]

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Post image for The Little Death, P.J. Parrish

The Lit­tle Death [2010] by PJ Par­rish is apart of an ongo­ing mys­tery series fea­tur­ing pri­vate detec­tive Louis Kin­caid and the story is set in Florida. Out of maybe 8 or 9 titles by the writ­ing team that make up the PJ Par­rish pseu­do­nym of Kristy Mon­tee and Kelly Nichol there are only three titles avail­able digitally. […]

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Post image for The Black Duke’s Prize, Suzanne Enoch

Many read­ers have prob­a­bly never even heard of this hard to find, out of print title, THE BLACK DUKE’S PRIZE by Suzanne Enoch. You can read the first chap­ter here.
THE BLACK DUKE’S PRIZE is a slim regency paper­back dated 1995 with a teas­ing excerpt that I read online many years ago that made me go hunt for […]

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Ain’t Misbehaving, Jeanne Grant

by Avid Reader on February 17, 2010

in Book Reviews, Grade C Reviews, Romance

ain't misbehaving by jeanne grant

Con­tem­po­rary romance writer, Jen­nifer Greene, who cur­rently writes for Har­le­quin (last I checked), wrote quite a few cat­e­gory romances under the pen name of Jeanne Grant for two now defunct lines: To Have and To Hold which explored life past the mar­i­tal vows and Sec­ond Chance At Love which is self-explanatory.
On the back of each category […]

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