Review from Hush →
3,5 stars rounded up. To kick things off, let me start with saying that, Hush does not have the same feel to it as The Executive Office had. This book is something entirely different. It’s gentler in a way and not as fast paced or explosive. Stakes are still high and the world is watching,..
Review from Family Plot →
Super story and plot. I am happy to share these books with young children. I am happy there is no language and the John Pickett is a real role model of integrity.
loved this book. couldn’t stop listening. talk Bauer did it again. if you love political intrigue with a touch of steamy, this books for you.
Review from The Solstice Prince →
Their are so many depressing books that have male romance. it was actually refreshing not to read one that was full of self hating gays.
Review from Hidden Identity →
A nice little mystery or two can go a long way to cure boredom. There was a little bit of humor and lots of feelings in this book. Spoiler alert, the scene when Jimmy walked in the house and saw his mom sitting at the table with a glass of beer pretty much gutted me…
This one deserves ALL the Stars… I LOVE SPENCER AND ANDREW… They are one of my Absolute Favorite Book Couples. The third and final book in this series following their story. Such a good ending to such a great book. And That Epilogue at the ending was just so damn sweet. And this is how..
Where has this audiobook been all my life?! Okay, I know it’s not as if this has been out for years, and I’m only now discovering it, but seriously, listening to The Solstice Prince has been one of the highlights of my being an audiobook listener and a book blogger this year. S.J. Himes, who..
Review from Hush →
incredible story. the story rarely felt slow or dull. i did not see the twists and turns coming at all.
Review from The Spencer Cohen Series, Book Three →
Once again, N.R. Walker proves she can take a storyline with little to no conflict and still create situations that tug at your heartstrings. Hard. Beware – there is a scene in this that I found very sad, and coupled with Joel’s performance, had me outright bawling. Spencer and Andrew go together like Peanut Butter..
Review from The Solstice Prince →
This could be the start of a beautifully romantic fantasy series. Jaime Buchanan was captured by slavers during one of the darkest periods in his life. Reeling from grief, he contends with horrible abuse before being rescued by a twist of fate. That twist brings him to the Angharad Palace and eventually into the arms..