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My Spinning Out Review

A Crack In Everything Review

If you like reading about bad guys, I can't think of too many authors that do it better than James Lee Burke. His good guys have demons, and his bad guys sometimes feel like evil incarnate, but he still manages to inject a level of humanity into all of his characters.
My Light Of The World Review

My Key Death Review


So I realize this probably compares to tossing darts six inches from the dartboard, but I couldn't resist posting my review of the Fifty Shades trilogy, since I actually made it through all three novels. Plus, I just finished reviewing J. Kenner's erotica trilogy that covers a similar story arc.
My Review


My Release Me Review
Claim Me by J. Kenner

My Claim Me Review
Complete Me by J. Kenner

My Complete Me Review


This review may be over two months old now, but I do appreciate it when authors bring the zany.
My Review


In honor of this novel's official publication date, which was two days ago, I couldn't resist pulling this review out of my backlist, or maybe I should just call it the review vault.
My Review

If you're curious, below are my reviews for 600 Hours of Edward and Edward Adrift.

My 600 Hours of Edward Review

My Edward Adrift Review


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Fun & Games by Duane Swierczynski

My Review
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