Reviews
The Silver Spoon
by Stacey Klemstein
"Science fiction that is light on romance but heavy on action and adventure"
Posted November 15, 2006
What does a person do when she comes face to face with a
nightmare in living color in the daytime? Well Zara is
about to find out! She's had this recurring nightmare since
the Observers came to Earth. Some times it's so bad that
she's found herself Read more...
Beating Level Nine
by Sahara Kelly
"A fast-paced erotic vampire short - sexy and fun"
Posted November 15, 2006
Stefan aka Vlad; computer geek extraordinaire was addicted
to the game of Nihilism online. He played it from dusk to
dawn. As he put it, "What else was a vampire to do in this
day and age?" Surrounded by the latest and newest in techno
stuff, he played the game Read more...
Fleeting Thoughts
by Michael McGan
"Mesmerizing Start to a Powerful New Trilogy"
Posted March 30, 2004
This book starts off when the author goes on a Caribbean
vacation. He gives a humorous account of his arrival and
time spent there. Then he gives us his thoughts on his
trip to Florida and is quite funny explaining the Barbie
phenomenon. How girls can spend hours getting Read more...
Trespass of the Heart
by Samantha Gail
"A fast paced romantic suspense"
Posted January 7, 2004
This is a wonderful book by a new author at least new to
this reviewer. She writes a story about a courageous
spunky nurse in the ICU and a burnt out cop retiring from
Portland's homicide unit. Andie had bought herself a
place out in the country when her Read more...
Return to Port Dakling
by Judith Miller
"Gripping reincarnation with a touch of supernatural"
Posted May 21, 2003
Miri didn't believe in reincarnation unlike her twin
sister Aurora. Aurora believed in all that stuff: tarot
cards, healing stones, past life regression. After their
mother's death Miri had been having the same dream over
and over of a place she had never seen before. Looking
through a Read more...
You Don't Have To Be A Bag Lady
by Sheila Peters
"extremely interesting and informative, clear and humorous presentation"
Posted January 14, 2003
Sheila Peters gives a beginners' guide to investing
interspersed with humorous accounts of her growing up and
how she got involved in investing. She talks about the
glass ceiling that many women encounter when they start to
enter the "man's world" of work and investments. She
illustrates this by Read more...
Moon Night
by C. J. Winters
"Wonderful Reincarnation Time-Travel"
Posted April 9, 2003
Little did Keefe and Tara know how their lives would change
when they agreed to this blind date. Keefe thought it would
be interesting to go on a wagon ride. He wanted to see how
Tara would react to something a little bit out of the
ordinary. Neither of them Read more...
Prince of Wolves
by Susan Krinard
"Desireable beginning of werewolf series"
Posted December 2, 2002
Susan Krinard has again woven a story of two strong
unforgettable characters. Joelle Randall has come to
Lovell, British Columbia to search for the place where her
parents had gone down in a plane crash when she was
young.
Joelle had journeyed from San Francisco, California to see
if she Read more...
Angel
by Johanna Lindsey
"Sparks fly between naïve Cassie and gun-for-hire 'Angel'"
Posted December 28, 2003
Cassie has done it again. She's gotten herself in
trouble. She didn't mean to. Her intentions were good,
but then her intentions are always good. Cassie meddles.
When she sees a problem she attempts to fix it. This time
she's tried to fix the feud between the Read more...
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