A very good sequel to a lesbian mystery romance series
Review of ‘Dirt Nap’ by Carolyn Elizabeth This is book two of the ‘Curtis and Reynolds’ series by this author which started with ‘Gallows Humor‘. Even though it’s ok to read it as a standalone, you’d miss quite a bit of the background story between the two main characters Corey and Thayer. Besides, the first […]
Review of ‘Take a chance’ by D. Jackson Leigh.
This book is part of the ‘Pine Cone romance’ series by three different authors: ‘Take my hand’ by Missouri Vaun, ‘Take a chance’ by D. Jackson Leigh and ‘Take your time’ by V.K. Powell. This series follows the lives of three friends: Clay, Trip and Grace in the small town of Pine Cone, Georgia. There […]
Review of ‘Alias’ by Cari Hunter.
I have conflicting feelings towards Cari Hunter’s books: sometimes her stories are a bit gruesome for my taste. The problem is she’s a great writer, probably one of the best mystery authors, and her books are engaging, well written and exciting to read. So I always end up reading them. In the case of ‘Alias’ […]
Review of ‘Outside the law’ by Carsen Taite.
This is the fourth and last book of the ‘Lone Star Law’ series. According to the author, she’s been inspired by watching the tv series Dallas and decided to write something similar but with lesbian main characters. There are loads of plots, subplots and several different characters in the series so it’s easy to get […]
Review of ‘Letter of the law’ by Carsen Taite
Third part of the ‘Lone Star Law’ series by Carsen Taite which, according to the author, is inspired on the old TV soap opera Dallas. I recommend to read it in chronological order as there are loads of details of the plot that otherwise will get lost. The author attempts to do a catch up […]
Review of ‘Swelter’ by D. Jackson Leigh
This is the first book I’ve read by this author because somehow none of her previous work caught my attention. Even though I live in semi-rural Ireland, I’m not into horses but for some strange reason I decided to give this book a try. I started reading it without any expectations so I cannot say […]
Review of ‘Hooked’ by Jaime Maddox.
After reading this book I realised that it was a sequel of ‘Deadly medicine’ so I think the publisher should clarify that in their description. However, this book stands alone without any major issues. Maybe because I read this as a stand alone I didn’t have to battle against a dislike towards Jess (as other […]
Review of ‘Deception’ by VK Powell.
I’ve read a couple of books by this author which in my opinion were an average read so I didn’t have big expectations about this one. The main subject of this book, an undercover DEA agent who infiltrates a group of homeless in order to investigate a drug dealing ring, did not have much appeal […]