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As a free trapper, mountain man Kade McCauley is wary of the Hudson Bay Company. Their form of vengeance against those who are not part of the company can be deadly.
When he and his partner are attacked, he fights back, only to discover one of his shots struck an innocent. A woman who touches his soul, and he will do anything to keep her safe.
While searching for
her Native American tribe, Blind Deer crosses paths with Kade—with near fatal
results. Once she is patched up, she decides it is safer to travel with him
than alone.
But nothing in life is carved in stone except the mountains, and those formidable peaks have been known to change the course of a man's life—or a woman's.
Disowned
by her father and still mourning the death of her fiancé, Josephine Posey joins
Florence Nightingale’s brigade of nurses bound for the
In search of the truth, Garrick Allen, one of
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Set during the Crimean War, Lady Gallant provides an interesting look into history during the time of Florence Nightingale and the war itself. The setting is gripping as each scene shows the sadness and horrific side of battle and loss. The characters are sweet, compelling and caring. Their relationship shines through the story. If you want to get lost in history with a good romance, this is the book for you!
Blurb: This summer, ice cream entrepreneur Carly Redd's only focus is expanding her business—until she's coerced into attending her ex's engagement party. Showing up without a date is unthinkable. She reluctantly agrees to be escorted by her brother's co-worker, although doing so breaks her rule of not dating firefighters.
The daughter of the town's fire chief should wear a Do Not Touch sign, but firefighter Noah Harding's interest blazed the moment he saw Carly. Agreeing to be her fake boyfriend is a no-brainer, but convincing Carly to trust him with her heart is harder than extinguishing a fire.
Overstepping the platonic-only rule is as dangerous as fire and ice swirling into a tempting combustion.
A great addition to the Wild Rose Press--One Scoop or Two seriesFirst of all, what a fun cover. This is a perfect little read to cuddle up with during the approaching Fall days. And it features ice cream and firemen…what more could you want?
The story brings together Carly Redd, who runs a local ice cream parlor, and Noah “Blaze” Harding, a fireman who runs her heart rate up.
Her father is a fireman, her brother is a fireman, and the guy who broke her heart was a fireman. Three strikes against Noah before he can even say “Hi”. But fate brings them together when Carly is roped into attending an engagement party for an Ex, and Noah is volunteered as her date.
Carly has sworn off personal involvement with firemen, but how can she say no to handsome, thoughtful, and fun to be around Noah? With the fire chief and Carly’s brother warning him off as far as dating her, maybe she won’t have to worry.
But Noah is persistent, just what we expect in our heroes. And although Carly has a few doubts about herself and her future, she also finds the courage to take a chance personally and professionally.
How they both overcome the obstacles, self-made and otherwise, offers a good story with ice cream experimentation and a motor cycle thrown in for good measure.
I always enjoy Darlene Fredette’s writing, and although a quick read, the characters were well developed and showed growth. A happy little escape
Author Darlene Fredette, resides on the Atlantic Coast of Canada where the summers are too short and the winters are too long.
Marilyn’s experiments using ramped up virtual reality, captures the final moments of each murder victim’s life, a chilling discovery she’s trying to keep secret. The last thing she needs is a determined private detective barging into her lab—no matter how sexy he looks in his Stetson hat.
When word of her research is leaked to the press, Marilyn becomes the killer’s next target.
Now the woman
Hudson races to save, is the one who has stolen his heart.
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England: circa. 879 A.D. With the heart of
a warrior and the soul of a poet, Faran Kilbraun travels far from home in search
of the sword and shield of his ancestors. Protecting the ancient relics was his
responsibility. Now, to regain his honor, he must recover the stolen artifacts
and battle a life-long enemy.
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Fatal Recall by Gini Rifkin tells the tale of Private Investigator Hudson Kincaid as he tracks down an elusive serial killer in Denver, Colorado. So far, the killer has left no clue about his identity and always seems one step ahead of the police. Kincaid must use all his experience to find the killer before he strikes again. His one lead is Dr. Marilyn Monrose: a neuroscientist whose virtual reality headgear enables her to relive the final moments of each victim.
Although
Marilyn is drawn to Kincaid, she is far from impressed when he descends into
her laboratory and begins to intrude on her research. She is determined to keep
any details of her experiments confidential and makes Kincaid aware of the
danger she would face if any of her research was leaked. As Kincaid's
investigation deepens, Marilyn's work is disclosed to the media, and Kincaid’s
journalist ex-girlfriend appears. The betrayal leaves Marilyn as the new focus
for the killer, and it's up to Kincaid to save her.
Fatal
Recall by Gini Rifkin has a gripping plot that will keep your attention
throughout. The descriptive narrative is of an excellent standard, portraying a
really dark and sinister atmosphere suited to the best crime novels. I loved
the characters of Kincaid and Marilyn; the chemistry between them was excellent
and their relationship developed perfectly. The scenes where Marilyn used the
virtual reality headset added a very interesting layer to the plot. I also
thought the backstory for Kincaid was superb as it gave us a clear insight into
his thought processes.
There
were so many moments of tension and I thought the scenes where we gained an
insight into the cold and detached emotions of the killer were absolutely
gripping. His disturbed, psychotic mind and his love for his cat, Princess,
gave me goosebumps. The introduction of Kincaid’s ex-girlfriend, brought another layer of intrigue to the plot too. With its many twists and
turns, I would highly recommend Fatal Recall.
Marilyn’s
experiments using ramped up virtual reality, captures the final moments of each
murder victim’s life, a chilling discovery she’s trying to keep secret. The
last thing she needs is a determined private detective barging into her lab—no
matter how sexy he looks in his Stetson hat.
When word of her research is leaked to the press,
Marilyn becomes the killer’s next target.
Now the woman Hudson races to save, is the one who has stolen his heart.
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