This week hot on the heels of my review of Eve Rabi’s Burn’s World, I reviewed her new release You Will Pay – She Left Her Abusive Husband, He Took Revenge. I can’t get enough of this author’s novels at the moment and could not resist reading this, which is currently free on Smashwords.
I found it to be a a somewhat darker read than Burn’s World and even Gringa. The main focus of the novel is how a sociopathic man seeks revenge on his wife who leaves him after he subjects her to emotional and physical abuse. The book has elements of a thriller, although it does contain some sweet romance.
I reviewed Nalini Singh’s Archangel’s Storm , which is another awesome read in her Guild Hunter Series. In it Jason, Archangel Raphael’s spymaster, is sent to the court of Archangel Neha to discover who has murdered her consort. To complete his mission, Jason is compelled to tie himself to the princess Mahiya, via a blood bond. Cue for a suspenseful and sensual plot!
I have read Charades, by Ann Logan, a romantic suspense, where an innocent young woman finds herself in a web of deceit, where no one is who they seem, least of all the hero. I found this to be an entertaining read and I will be posting a joint review with Caroline soon.
Coming Soon
I have just started to read The Silk Romance, by Helena Fairfax, which is her first novel, published by Muse It Up Publishing. It is a sweet contemporary romance, with a Frenchman as the alpha hero and is set in the romantic city of Lyon. I was lucky enough to receive an advanced copy of this and I will be posting a review on May 24th. Helena has also kindly submitted an intriguing author post entitled ‘Romantic Lyon and Teenage Crushes.’
In the next few days we plan to post our recommendations of werewolf themed books we have read and we will also share with you those we have on our wish list! Caroline plans to post her reviews of Mere Enchantment by Alicia Rivoli (followed closely by the sequel Rings of Enchantment).
In my usual fashion I am sure to be tempted by other reads which beckon me with their siren call!
Happy reading and have a great week.
Tina 🙂
Cover art for The Silk Romance by Charlotte Volnek
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Sounds like you’ve been busy, Tina! I have been in my editing cave and haven’t read a book for about a week and a half. I’m just about to start Christina’s Phillips’, Betrayed, which I’m looking forward to after your recommendation.
I do hope that you enjoy it Samantha and that your edits went well. 🙂
I’m impressed by how many novels you manage to get through. I must learn to read quicker
I have always been a bookworm and at present I’ve got some time available to indulge. I’m at home with the children and when they are at school and nursery I’m afraid my Kindle or over stuffed bookshelves call to me! I watch little TV apart from current affairs as I get my escapism from books. My husband is also a reader. His tastes are a little different to mine, but we often compare notes. If I’m hooked on a book I will read it while I’m cooking dinner, hence some very burnt offerings sometimes!