Flirting with Danger

 In Suzanne Enoch's Flirting with Danger, the first installment in the Samantha Jellicoe romantic suspense series, this enticing novel would keep you thrilled and at the edge of your seat. It all started when Samantha Jellicoe, a cat burglar, was about to steal something in Richard Addison's apartment. Instead, she saved his life when a bomb went off that almost blew him away. After Richard Addison, a British rich man and savvy art collector, came to his senses, he wondered about the elusive lady and had to have her. While Sam went into hiding, she listened to the news reports about the explosion and Googled about Addison before he tracked him down. When he did, they formed an unlikely alliance and partnership to find out who wanted him dead and who ripped him off in fakes. The chemistry between them was palpable hot when they pretended to be dating in the papers, and the lovemaking is off the charts. When she tried to connect the dots and discovered some literal "dead-ends" on who could've targeted her, they talked about their past lives and followed a trial that led right back to Addison's past in London. Though they wouldn't have a future unless something's got to give, he made a proposal she couldn't refuse as he charmed her socks off for a surprising twist in the end.

 This is a great romantic suspense novel that's thrilling and enthralling at the same time. I cared for Sam and how she made the best of the situation that's been thrown at her. When she'd gotten herself into a sticky situation, she looked for an alternate option. I do think she and Addison make an unlikely couple, total polar opposites, who had fallen for each other under undue circumstances. And I could see him growing soft for him as well. I loved the dual locations of Florida and then London in the end. The scenic settings were spectacular and mesmerizing to enter their worlds. The  dual theme of the story are opposites attract and be careful what you've done in the past.

If you love enemies-to-lovers romantic suspense novels with plenty of suspenseful twists and turns, heart-stopping drama, non-stop action, and hints of intrigue, check out Flirting with Danger today. 

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Map of the Heart

 In Susan Wiggs's Map of the Heart, this beautiful heart-warming tale is so moving and beautiful about finding love with two love stories interwoven into one. It all started for Camille Adams, a widow and single mother of a teenage daughter named Julie, who works at her mother's store and also a photographer who restores old film. When she worked on restoring Professor Malcolm Finnemore's  film from his late father's camera, she received a phone call about her daughter being in the ER and accidentally destroyed the film. That's when she met Finn and had gotten off on the wrong foot with her. Later, when he discovered what caused it to happen, he began to understand and had gotten to know her better. Meanwhile, Julie's been bullied at school and wants to fit in with others as there's a chemistry sparking between Camille and Finn whenever they're together. At her father's place, he told his story about his he's been bullied because of his father allied with in World War II. With the help of Finn, Camille and his team look into his background to discover his genealogical history on who fathered him when it transported us back to that turbulent war-time when they visit Bellerive France. While on this trip, Julie makes new friends and transforms herself and the romance builds between Camille, who's afraid to fall in love again, and Finn, who wants to build a life with her. In the end, that summer changed their lives when learn about the past that held him back and revealed secrets in the dark to give them a happy ending.

 This was a beautiful written woman's fiction novel that tugged your heart strings. I instantly cared for Camille and Julie and how they dealt with significant life issues in Bethany Bay. I felt a true connection between Camille and Finn who didn't hit it off in the beginning, but they make a great team to discover her father's true biological roots. I did feel a connection for Lisette Galli, Henry's father, who was forced in a loveless volatile marriage and found love when she at least expected it with someone else before her untimely death. And I loved how Henry came out and confessed his darkest secret to his family in the end.  I loved the dual locations of present day Bethany Bay by the shore and war-time France during the World War II.  Both had captured the scenic settings wonderfully. The dual themes are to be kind to others and led your heart guide you to find true love.

If you love woman's fiction novels with heart-stopping drama, plenty of action, lots of intrigue, and passionate romance, check out Map of the Heart today.

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The Silence

 In Kendra Elliott's the Silence, the second installment in the Columbia River romantic suspense series,  this shocking and twisted storyline picked up where the Last Sister left off, months later. It all started for Mason Callahan when he was called at the grisly scene of a disfigured man in his home. They identified him as Reuben Braswell, who was Ava's CI for one of her cases with the FBI. But while her twin sister Jayne's gone missing, she searches for her and recalls her last meeting with Reuben. Then hell had broken loose when there's a shooting at the courthouse when law enforcement officers and federal agents were attacked under assault by deadly weapons. Was the shooting working alone or had a partner? Mason's partner, Ray, was one of the officers who were shot and taken to the hospital. As the manhunt heats up for Ava and Mason, they unravel Reuben Braswell's life and why he was so anti-law enforcement. When tragedy hits close to home for Ava, she needed a closer look to find Jayne and see how she fit into the equation. In the end, while she prepares for her wedding day to Mason, they learn the ice-cold truth on who was the real shooter and why he targeted her family in a life-and-death matter with a standoff in the end. 

This romantic suspense deals with dark subject matters and conspiracy theories that's so twisted to spin your head. I did care about Ava on how she'd dealt with life issues from preparing for her wedding, searching for Jayne, and facing an egotistical hothead like Reuben Braswell. I also cared for Mason who looked after her, his children, his partner Ray and other people. I loved Oregon  as the central location especially near the Columbia River and beyond it for its luscious scenic settings. The theme is respect for others and treat everyone with kindness.

 If you love heart-stopping action-packed romantic suspense with plenty of drama, sizzling romance, and tons of jaw-dropping twists, check out the Silence today. 

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How Sweet It Is

 In Robin Lee Hatcher's How Sweet It Is, the third installment in the Legacy of Faith inspirational romance series, this beautiful dual timeline story would warm your heart deep down inside. For Jed Henning, he was set out to go to Boise, Idaho to look for his estranged brother Chris. Jed's a workaholic and runs a computer company and rents a downstairs apartment from Holly Stanford. Holly is dealing with a broken heart and had run into financial issues with her restaurant. At first, Holly and Jed become friends and get to know each other better. She also helps abusive women learn  how to cook in a shelter and plan her sister's wedding. While Jed looks for Chris, he reads his great-grandfather Andrew Henning's Bible as we're transported back into time to 1969 when Andrew deals with farm life, his wife's Helen's ailment and his own back pain and other family issues. Between the both timelines, they learn to trust each other and to have faith in God's plans with an emotional climax in the end.  

This was a beautiful and heart-wrenching inspirational romance that deals with love, life and heartache in two different eras. I cared for both Jed and Holly, who were looking for answers and turned to God, before they've found each other by a strange twist of fate. I loved how they had dealt with such harrowing issues in their life and how they went about it. I also cared for Andrew who had gone to God for answers and how to embrace faith to give you the step forward to find courage in the end. I loved the rural and picturesque locations in Boise and how these scenic settings transport you there. The theme is to trust in God and put your faith in Him, because he has plans for you.

If you love emotional beautifully-written inspirational romances with non-stop action, plenty of inspirational faith, a scoop of drama, and a spark of romance, you'll love How Sweet It Is. Check it out today! 

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Torch Ginger

 In Toby Neal's Torch Ginger, the 2nd installment in the Lei Crime mystery series, this new caper is so dark and twisted that would keep you on your feet. It all started for Lei, who had transferred to the island of Kaua`i  and is new to the island. She receive a call about a robbery case that had later spiraled out of control case on the island of Kaua`i as the newest detective of the HPD. She's new to the island and received a call about a robbery. From there, it spiraled out of control when she finds a human bone and discovered a dozen missing people related to a cult. That's when she meets Alika Wolcott, while she's torn and deals with her mixed feelings with her former fiancé and her feelings for Alika. She tried to put him past her, but she can't help it. She also deals with the return of her father being released in prison, and as they bond, he joins a halfway house for rehabilitation. With all of this swirled around her, Lei goes undercover when the FBI joins in to take over the reins in the case. And the closer she gets to knowing the truth, the more dangerous it would be to take down the cult leader with her own life in the end. 

This was a fantastic second book in the series. I remembered I read and loved Blood Ginger a few years ago. I cared about Lei on how she would deal with her feelings for two men and how she would handle her father's return and working on a day job. I loved how she took the initiative and became her own person. Keiki is a cute dog. I've thought Alika might be a perfect match for her, but things turned out differently late in the end. I loved the Hawaiian backdrop of Kaua'i and how the scenic settings pop for the mesmerizing locations. The theme is to follow your heart and don't be misled by others.

If you love heart-stopping action, plenty of intense drama, lots of suspense and majestic mystery, check out Torch Ginger today!

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Take the Shot

 In Danica Flynn's Take the Shot, the first installment in the Philadelphia Bulldogs sports romance series, this debut take you on a journey on and off the ice. It started out with Dinah Lace, who works in accounting at day and writes YA books at night. At age 30, she's a young widow who lost her husband in a car crash and later a miscarriage right after it. Her big Italian family is protective of her. But she's been best friends with Noah Kennedy, her twenty-two-year-old Canadian hockey player, and her next door neighbor.  Noah is a rising hockey star for the Philly Bulldogs and always had cared for Dinah--he was there when she almost died from her miscarriage. He always had feelings for Dinah and didn't care about the age gap, when he only wants to be there for her. But when they express their feelings for each other, their chemistry sizzles off the rink and heat things up between them. Noah had always loved her, but he didn't know how Dinah felt about him. When she wanted to tell Noah how she felt during a game, he took a nasty hit from a puck that freaked her out, making her worried that she might lose something she lost again. In the end, they both take the shot to follow their hearts and find a happy ending they deserve together.

 

 This was a fantastic debut for this sports romance series. I love the hockey romance theme with the friends-to-lovers trope. It fits perfectly well into this line-up of a fantastic series. I did care for Dinah who wants to make a go with it in writing and how she felt for Noah in the end. She'd been dealt with a lot of hard knocks in her life and deserves a big break from it. I loved how she cared for him when Noah had gotten injured on the rink and found a writing buddy with Fiona. I also loved how Noah had been there for her when she needed him the most and how supportive he is of her writing career. We all need people in our life like that. We instantly can see how much he cares for her in more ways than one. The picturesque location of Philly was perfect for the scenic settings, both on and off the ice. The dual themes are to follow your heart and don't let any obstacles stand in the way of finding happiness in your life.

 

 If you love intense action-packed sports romance stories with non-stop suspense, plenty of drama and heartfelt romance, shoot for the goal with Take the Shot today.

 

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