I’m a sucker for mysteries and thrillers with canine companions, and working dogs are certainly my favorite. Colton K-9 Target has this and a fast paced story, so I was so happy to read this for Harlequin’s tour. Here’s an excerpt from Colton K-9 Target, and stick around for my review after the sneak peak. […]
Happy Monday, and welcome to a fantastic new week with an excerpt from Barb Han’s latest release, Texas Baby Conspiracy! Excerpt of Texas Baby Conspiracy by Barb Han (Sep 28) Harlequin Intrigue Add Texas Baby Conspiracy to your Goodreads! When Alyssa Hazel stirred and felt nothing but walls on all four sides of her, shock […]
Happy Friday! To kick off the weekend, here’s an excerpt of Lynette Eason’s new book, Mountain Fugitive, for the Harlequin Love Intrigued Suspense Fall 2021 Blog Tour. Excerpt of Mountain Fugitive by Lynette Eason (Sep 28) Love Inspired Suspense Add Mountain Fugitive to your Goodreads! Heart pounding a rapid beat, Katherine pulled Hotshot to a […]
Mysteries, thrillers, and suspense are my favorites, so I’m excited to bring you an excerpt from Cold Case Double Cross by Jessica R. Patch for the Harlequin Intrigue Fall 2021 Blog Tour. Excerpt of Cold Case Double Cross by Jessica R. Patch (Aug 24) Love Inspired Suspense Add Cold Case Double Cross to your Goodreads! […]
There’s been fantastic mysteries and thrillers on this summer tour from Harlequin. My latest read of the four was WHERE I LEFT HER by Amber Garza, and boy, was it intense and very twisty-turny. Here’s a peek at chapter 1, and stick around at the end for my review. 1 FRIDAY, 5:00 P.M. DROP-OFF WHITNEY […]
It’s been a while since I read a good mystery/suspense, and Such a Good Wife ticked most of my boxes for a fantastic book. Here’s a peek at chapter 2, and stick around at the end for my review. Two Before I can pinpoint the day that set everything in motion. Gillian Baker, one block […]
The Wildest Ride is a book from new-to-me author Marcella Bell, exploring the world of competitive rodeo with a male champion and a woman who just might win it all–including his heart. Here’s an excerpt from chapter one, and stick around until the end for my review of this excellent book. One On their own, the […]
In they Key of Family is the first book that I’ve read by Makenna Lee, and I was blown away. I enjoyed everything about this book so much that I’m sharing an excerpt from chapter 1. Stick around after the excerpt for my review. In the Key of Family – Excerpt Makenna Lee Alexandra Roth […]
I had the chance to read and review Whitney D. Grandison’s young adult novel, The Right Side of Reckless. I thoroughly enjoyed this book so much that I’m sharing an excerpt from chapter 1. Stick around after the excerpt for my review. The Right side of Reckless – Excerpt Whitney D. Grandison Guillermo Fresh off […]
Happy Wednesday, and here’s an excerpt from the fabulous RaeAnne Thayne’s latest Harlequin Special Edition novel, A Brambleberry Summer. Stick around after the excerpt for my review. A Brambleberry Summer – Excerpt RaeAnne Thayne Now that the deed was done, Rosa was having second, third and fourth thoughts about Wyatt Townsend moving in downstairs. Why […]
The House Guests is my first book by Emilie Richards, and this domestic thriller surely did not disappoint. Full of family drama and a bit of mystery and danger, this novel follows two families who have been torn apart by tragedy–and how they dealt with those things. When Cassie Costas’ doctor husband dies suddenly in a […]
Delores Fossen writes fantastic books, full of romance, intrigue, and suspense. I’m happy to bring you a peek at Safeguarding the Surrogate with an excerpt from her latest novel for Harlequin Intrigue. Safeguarding the Surrogate – Excerpt Delores Fossen Kara Holland stood in the darkness and waited for the killer. With her heartbeat throbbing in […]
I’ve enjoyed every book by B.J. Daniels that I’ve read, and I’m excited to bring you an excerpt from her latest novel for Harlequin Intrigue: Trouble in Big Timber. Trouble in Big Timber – Excerpt B.J. Daniels Ford shifted into Park and, hands shaking, pulled out his still-ringing phone. As he did, he had a […]
