Category: Story: A-

Narrated by Philip Battley The Perilous Sea is the middle book in Ms Thomas’ Elemental Trilogy, following on from The Burning Sky and leading into The Immortal Heights, which is scheduled for release this Autumn. Because the story is one…

Narrated by Nelson Hobbs Out of Control was the first full length Shannon McKenna novel I read back in the day. It remains my favourite. As the title suggests, it’s a wild ride and the action doesn’t really let up…

Narrated by C.J. Bloom When the irresistible stranger from that one incredible night turns out to be her new boss – billionaire and publishing magnate Neil Elwood – Sophie can’t resist the chance to rekindle the spark between them… and…

Narrated by Rosalyn Landor This is the final book in Tessa Dare’s Stud Club trilogy, and while I’ve enjoyed the others, Three Nights with a Scoundrel is the strongest of the three, and my personal favourite. The mystery that has…

Narrated by Karen White Suddenly One Summer is another story in the Julie James world of young professionals in Chicago. Victoria Slade is a single, successful 30-something attorney with her own practice in family law, divorce and custody settlements making…

Narrated by Barrie Kreinik The Bedding Proposal boasts a somewhat darker storyline than is found in many historical romances, and certainly possesses a depth which one might not expect on reading the synopsis, which tells us this is the story…

Narrated by Ashford MacNab I love stories that transcend class to prove that we are all equal irrespective of the luck of the particular station in life in which we were born to. Darling Beast is a spectacular example of this…

Narrated by John Michael Morgan Raven Wood is walking home from a party late one night when she observes three drunks attacking a homeless man on the street. Raven, limping and walking with a cane, is usually not the type…

Narrated by Andi Arndt Boy, do I love this rock star romance series! I have listened to a couple of the books (this one and Lick) and read one (Deep), and mostly done so out of order, and yet, in each…