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About
the Book: Melody Rose lost one man to guns and violence and
won’t put herself through that again. At first, Sheriff Jake Bennett wants nothing
to do with the taciturn café owner, but Melody intrigues him. When a stalker
targets her, he’s determined to protect the woman he has fallen for. But
can Melody overcome her greatest fear and save a man she never dreamed would
claim her heart?
Our Review: The characters—including the small Ozark Mountain town—grab the reader’s attention from page 1. Then, author Trout doesn’t let up. She keeps the action keeps coming, in one form or another. Best of all, who can resist a man who thinks of himself as a …sheriff in a nothing county, living in a nothing town—and pathetically grateful to be there…? Tangled Promises is a gem of a story, sure to win the attention of those who appreciate well written romantic suspense. Nice job.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
Is
it ever too late to come home?
About The Book: The untimely death of EJ Hampton’s father kills her dream of practicing law with him in her hometown of Wylder. Heartbroken, she now has two weeks to organize the practice for sale. When she meets her father’s millionaire client Dylan Addison, he is demanding and entitled—yet his charisma captivates her.
Dylan
is under pressure to renovate the Wylder Hotel before his father pulls the plug
on his project. He needs EJ’s expertise, but she is bent on returning to her
life in San Francisco despite the fireworks between them. EJ walks a tightrope
trying to balance Dylan’s needs against her own, but doing so is far more
complicated when emotions get in the way.
Our Review: Return to Wylder showcases author Imbalzano’s ability to create layered, interesting characters as well as play off the lushness of rural Wyoming. Both, and we consider the setting as an important character—jump off the page and into the readers’ hearts. EJ and Dylan are driven and relentless in their pursuit of success; both have hearts, covered by steel and determination. This is a fun and welcome addition to the interesting Wylder West series. Well done!
On a scale of 1-5 Return to Wylder deserves a 7.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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If you are a fan of modern European history, especially the WWII era, stolen art and other artifacts, plus visiting colorful and romantic cities of Europe--all while sitting in a cozy chair by the fire [or at the beach!] Marilyn Baron's The Case of the Missing Botticelli is the book for you!
This one is a beauty and all accolades are very well deserved.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Authors
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About The Book: During a San
Francisco visit, photographer Serena Carter sights arresting potential in the
hotel bartender and invites him to model. Later, in San Diego, they meet at a
beach, and she discovers his personality as fascinating as the images her
camera captures.
Self-made
millionaire Zack Sans usually avoids cameras. He prefers the world of
scientific laboratories and engineering students. But something intrigues him
about the petite photographer.
When realistic
Serena accepts an opportunity to photograph Missouri State Parks in all
seasons, she expects the budding friendship to die. Will Zack’s ties to
Missouri overcome cyberstalking, a wildlife encounter, and opposite views of
family?
Our Review: This is a story of romance between two people of a certain age who, relying on life experiences and past mistakes--or perhaps better phrased as ‘mis-steps’, decide to take things slowly and carefully. Parts of California and Missouri come to life under the author’s hand, giving the reader a look into places most will never have the opportunity to see. Descriptions of setting and a cast of secondary characters are layered and interesting. Well done!
On a scale of 1-5, Morning Tryst earns a 6.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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About the Book: After prosecuting attorney Desmond Graves is targeted by an aggressive,
violent stalker, Remi Archer is hired to keep him alive, whether he wants it or
not. As tempers clash and danger escalates, Desmond and Remi start to grow closer—and
so does the stalker.
Falling in love among a backdrop of threats, courtroom
theatrics and gunfights wasn’t part of Remi’s plan but Desmond is the exception
to her ideas of love. Drawing each other out of their self-imposed isolation
and into the eye of danger, they must work together to survive, even if it
means putting the other at risk.
Our Review: This
is a different kind of love story, with different kinds of characters: A man in
a high-power position, haunted by a past filled with pain and terror. A woman
used to living dangerously is hired to keep him safe. With no tolerance for his
need to control every aspect of his life, personal and professional, she’s the
one in charge—and he damned well better pay attention. Prosecution’s
Protection is a study in opposites attract—who then discover they can’t
live without the other, literally and figuratively. A beauty.
On a scale of 1-5, Prosecution’s Protection
deserves a 7.
Kat Henry
Doran, Wild Women Reviews.