"A Cajun Werewolf Christmas" is Book 6 in a series and I didn't know this before I started reading it so there were so many spoilers for the series in it. I enjoyed it but felt like I was missing out on how they all got that point and that wasn't good for me. Other than that it's a fun Christmas ...
This is the first book that I have read by Selena Blake and I really enjoyed it. It is a fun story with a good pace, great characters and secondary characters. JJ Fairchild is a sports journalist who also renovates houses for extra income. Trevor Wyatt was a successful NFL receiver who has retire...
No way. She couldn't be a day over twenty-five. She hadn't appeared in any of his research. She held out her hand. “Elise Savade.” Instead of shaking her hand, he lifted it to his lips and brushed a kiss across her sweet-smelling skin. “Braxton Hughes,” he said but didn't let her hand go. Instead...
Though he was fluent in thirty six languages, the words on the page bled together until he couldn’t trust his eyes. “What the hell is this?” He didn’t mean to thunder the words, didn’t intend for the lamp on his desk to quake at the ferocity of his tone. Nor did he expect his assistant, his wonde...
He was shirtless, again, and had an adorable smudge of dirt across his left cheek. She popped up from her chair and made a beeline to the kitchen. “Sorry, I got wrapped up with work. Let me start on lunch.” He snagged a hand around her waist and pul...
She needed sleep. She needed blood. But most importantly, she needed a hot bath. By her estimation, she’d been at it for six hours or so, but she didn’t want to quit just yet. She was on a high note, winning the last ten times. And she wanted to make sure she had the entry fee in hand before she ...
Then those aqua eyes pegged him again and his breath came whooshing out. She looked totally out of it. Tired, sleepy, traumatized. But she didn’t panic in his arms. Perhaps she didn’t— “Are you an angel?” she asked, her voice barely a whisper. Her question startled a laugh from him. Damn, it felt...