I really enjoyed this instalment of the series. Again it was a departure from the others as the main love interests weren't loupe garou to begin with. First one was changed and then the other but I loved all the characters. Cameron, Faith and Cameron's partners Gavin, Owen and David. I didn't rea...
I could not put this book down! It's great and that's why IMO it gets a 5 star rating and put on my first read shelf.The book contains a great plot, and great characters. It's full of action packed, sexual chemistry, and witty repartee. I'm a huge of Navy SEALs and Shape-Shifters and I got both i...
Actual rating would be 2.5. There are a few things I liked about this book...I enjoyed both the hero and the heroine, the setting was nice and I also liked that neither of them were super well off like the usual romance cliché. As far as the rest of it....at times it was a bit awkward, maybe felt...
I loved Jake's book and again (like Julia) Alicia is one of those heroines I took a pretty much instant like to! She was just so easy to love as a character! Poor Tom though, he's gonna be the centre of Lelandi's matchmaking efforts now that Jake has found his mate!I love getting to catch up on t...
4.25stars reallySibling shifters Connor and Maya Anderson are on their annual rainforest vacation when Connor see's a military mission going awry and into the hands of the local drug cartel. Held captive by the drug lords is undercover army recruit Kat MacKnight. Connor is enchanted by Kat but d...
Reviewed by: CrystalBook provided by: NetGalleyReview originally posted at Romancing the Book I love paranormal and highlanders… so the combination made me pick up this book. I also loved the cover of the book. I enjoyed the colors and it was very pleasing on the eye.It took me a little bit to ge...
Possible spoilers:It kind of bothered me that all of a sudden it didn't matter to Tom about the dream mating. He made such a big deal about it in the other books and then all of a sudden it was like he didn't care about it. To me it seemed like the author was trying to make this story different f...
Jaguar Fever is the second book in Terry Spear’s jaguar series. If you’ve read anything of Spear’s in the past you won’t be disappointed. Always the expert at penning true to form animal shifter stories, be it her wolves or now jaguars, she takes the reader into the mind of both the animal and hu...
Lady Anice vows to flee the amorous advances of King Henry I, and return to her home in the Highlands, where she hopes to find a laird to wed, when she learns her staff has vanished. Premonitions of imminent danger warn her of foul play and she is certain she is cursed when it comes to marriage.T...
He thought it best if the MacDonald men left Braniff as soon as possible. He couldn't help worrying that the men might decide to steal Alana away if they had a chance. If they got her to their castle, it could take weeks or longer to lay siege to get her back. He still cou...
Her heart thundering in her ears, Sorcha eased her way toward the entryway, intending to make her escape. She didn't know where she was when she saw six women preparing a meal. A spitted boar roasted over an open fire and pots of fish soup bubbled over another, making her stomach grumble with hun...
Maybe some of it was from the severed nerves, the adrenaline rushing through his blood, and the shock of it all. Except for some discomfort, he didn't feel anything but a throbbing ache. He wished he could have knocked himself out completely. He didn't like the idea that they would have to hammer...
What had happened to her? Then she remembered in a flash of horror. Archibald. He was here, and she was in grave danger. How had he gotten inside the keep? She kept her eyes closed, listening to movement, trying to determine where he was in proximit...
He'd just had the thrill of a lifetime—foaling his own filly, and sharing the experience with Tracey, who looked awestruck and pleased. He loved that she had named the filly too. But now? He didn't want her going off to supper with Stryker. The instinct was natural—a cougar's tendency to claim hi...
The lethal-looking man was wearing a white parka and black cargo pants, shit-kicker boots, and mirrored sunglasses, his dark-brown hair cut military short. He wasn’t wearing gloves, his arms were folded across his chest, and no gun was visible, but she suspected he was wearing one. He’d talked to...
Her heart went into overdrive. Not dead. Ohmigod. He’s alive. Maybe. She rushed forward and pulled him onto his back. Big. Naked. Blue—she reminded herself. And badly battered—his face, body, limbs. She yanked off her glove a...
MORE stones rained down from the initial explosion that rocked the mountain. Darien choked on the dust and rubbed his eyes so he could see the mess he was in. The rocks barricaded the tunnel entrance and no one had made it inside but him. “Everyone all right out there?” he yelled, hoping to hell ...
She still didn’t want to leave the island until she’d finished her work there, but she said she’d be thrilled to accompany him to Scotland to see his gardens. He was glad about that and wished they hadn’t had the misunderstanding at the restaurant over where he’d intended for her to go. &nb...
If Krustalus had committed the crime, he would be far too clever to trip up unless his conceit got the best of him. But learning that the bastard had touched Tezra intimately without her permission took the game to a different level. He assumed from the way she acted that Krustalus had bitten her...
But she did not like that he was a Finn-Gall! Not with all the trouble they’d had with them. What if he was kin to those who had settled near them? The same ones who had killed her da? Her own grandfather had died at the hand of Viking raiders before the Vikings settled on...
Tammy said. “I’ll wait for you at the other end.” “Hey, I don’t blame you there.” He would have switched places with her in a heartbeat. “Are you really okay, Tammy?” “Yeah, I am.” When they reached their cabana, she headed d...
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And she knew by the way that Avery was giving off an angry scent that he was also ready to kill. A guard, at least they thought he might be, came out to speak with them. They assumed at least another was waiting in the house for them, watching to see what would happen. “Wh...
He was trying hard not to pull her hair or fumble with her ties, and he felt like a green lad. She smiled up at him, her expression lighthearted and affectionate, just the way he loved for her to be. She pulled at his tunic and gave a little tug. “Your bath first, lass. If I strip out of my cloth...
The love of my life was shortly to become the meal of the warlock she’d had a crush on, who didn’t care one ounce about her, and I had no strength to save her. “Marissa, if you and Kate and I can hit him with a lightning bolt, we can temporarily drain the strength from him,” I telepathically comm...
“You are not sleeping in here also, are you?” She failed to conceal the surprise in her voice. “Aye. His Lairdship was concerned you may become unwell during the night.” Tavia gave a furtive smile. “‘Tis best if I am close by to assist you.” “‘Tis ...
His gaze had to have been just as interested as she pulled the soft, pale blue sweater she was wearing down over her bare breasts. He was thinking of pushing it back up and tasting the treats poking at the fabric even now. “Hurry up, Cearnach.” She smiled at him in the mos...
Instead of pulling onto the shoulder of the interstate, Demetria signaled to take the next exit and merged onto the access road. She got an incoming call on her car link from Leidolf and hurried to say, “The boy’s shifted. Pulling off to locate a good place where we can dress him and ask some que...
She wasn't sure what the noise had been. A scratching? She thought that once she was inside a cabin like this, she’d sleep better than when she had to attempt to sleep in the wilderness, fending for herself. She got up and moved the table away from the door, then opened it. In the dark, she made ...
He blinked his eyes as he peered at the ebony sky sprinkled with shimmering, winking stars and a sliver of a pale moon suspended in the inky blackness.A soft breeze rustled through the fragrant flowers surrounding his impromptu bed, the hollyhocks and sunflowers nodding sagely to him, but he didn...
Pepper was speaking to the boys now, and Eric asked his brother, “Did you want to meet me for lunch after this?” “Certainly. Guess you don’t need to do what you were going to do now.” Sarandon was careful not to be specific in case Pepper could catch any part of their conv...
Minor, compared to fighting in a real battle where he'd managed to incur sword wounds also. He glanced at Niall. "How did you fare, Cousin?" "Better than Keary's men did," Niall said, sitting in the dark cell, the only light, a torch against one wall. "But I am certain it was only because the men...
Her wolf posture indicated she was ready to bolt, and the men’s bodies steeled with tension as they shouted to one another, “Don’t miss her this time, damn it!” “Hell, I’m not a fisherman, North!” “Yeah,” another man said. “If we fish, it’s with our teeth!” Her red fur bristling and fluffed out t...