Can a marriage-minded scientist be diverted from her goal by a handsome detective who wants her body?
Enthralled by Wanda, Jack wants her any way he can get her. Even though
he is appalled that she is hubby hunting, he still wants to bed her. Can he
convince her to have a fling with him even though he fails to check off any
boxes in her matrix?
On a scale of 1-5, The Marriage Matrix earns a 4.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
Take the best chrome handgun, put it in the hands of a man who isn’t afraid to use it—and you have a combination that puts fear into the hearts of criminals.
About
the Book: He earned his gold
detective’s shield the hard way: in a uniform by day, in school at night. Now
the tall man who carries weapon that’s not standard, but can shoot through a
car door, has a record of closing more cases with some of the toughest
criminals on the streets.
The ladies working in the sex clubs love
him and offer him free services. The top brass worries that most of his cases are
closed with the perps dead, so there’s no need for court appearances. So far, no
one’s proved he’s crossed any line. He’s even found a woman who has worked her
way into his cold heart.
But she’s also deep into family
corruption. Will his luck hold out?
Our
Review: Written
in the style of Mickey Spillane’s film noir style of the 1950’s, author Garnet
takes the reader on a fast, wild ride through the dark side of town, one
familiar to Detective Damian Walker. With crisp, no nonsense dialogue and
prose, fans of the genre will love this one.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women
Reviews
To forge their future, they must overcome their past.
About the Book: As
second-in-command of a special ops paramilitary group, Jackson Favre is left in
charge after his chief leaves on a secret mission. No novice when it comes to
heavy action, Jackson is thrown for a loop when he discovers the love of his
life, Charlene Bowman, standing in his office.
Supposedly dead, sharpshooter
and computer whiz Charlene Bowman emerges from hiding to protect the unit chief’s
researcher wife while he is away. The rekindled emotion on seeing Jackson again
is the one thing she never expected. The ride to forever is a wild one.
Our Review: Author Timidaiski has published in several
genres but the one she excels in is alpha males involved in special ops
missions. She knows how to keep up the pace and tension that goes hand in hand
with military action. A Flame Rekindled is no different, and perhaps is her
best yet.
Based on a scale
of 1-5, A Flame Rekindled merits a 6.
Kat Henry
Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
It’s all just a little unfair. . .
Then life as David knows it comes to a screeching halt when
proof of his previous employment takes top headline in the school newspaper: 20
years ago, under another name, David Morrissey was the hottest ticket in town
for cover models on historical romances known as “bodice rippers”.
In short order he loses his job, his fiancée and his front
lawn now hosts herds of TV and print reporters, as well as camera persons ever
at the ready to pounce. As David prepares to fight for his job and his
reputation, the woman on the other side of those hot clinch covers, a woman he
once loved to distraction, comes back into his life. . . to help him in his
time of need—but also to reveal a bigger, more important secret.
Hardened by loss, a gangster and an innocent artist fight for their lives and their love against the very criminal underworld they come from.
In his new role as Don, Dante struggles to find a balance
between the man he once was with the one he never hopes to become. To protect
Livia, he’ll burn the city to the ground. But at what cost?
Do killers, stock manipulators, and kidnappers stalk the Temple?
About The
Book: After the body of
Roberto Gomez is discovered in Temple Israel’s parking lot, Patricia Weiss, nee
Reilly, exchanges her suburban-mom sneakers for gumshoes to investigate the
supposed hit-and-run. Patricia is compelled to uncover who killed the
hardworking custodian and why. Before she can progress with her investigation,
or work on problems in her difficult marriage to a busy cardiologist, and his
controlling Jewish mother, she is plunged into the Temple’s troubles which
include the disappearance of her rabbi-mentor, as well as the suspected misuse
of Temple funds. Despite her husband’s concerns, Patricia and her buddy Brenda
designate themselves The Yenta Patrol as they unravel the many mysteries facing
them.
Our Review:
The inclusion of Jewish traditions and
history adds a rich flavor to this story. The characters are real and
well-drawn; the action is non-stop. Humor, especially on the part of the
sidekick Brenda, is another strong point.
Based on a scale of
1-5, Wild Irish Yenta merits a 4.
About The Book: When little Piper Callaghan appears at Hope’s Home, too traumatized to speak after discovering her murdered mother’s body, Dr. Madison Wagner hopes to make the child’s possible father, writer Luke Callaghan, take responsibility for the bloody chaos he’s apparently created. For his part, Luke has his own story and refuses to be patronized.
But after they discover Piper is the victim of a group
of prominent citizens profiting from an online international child sex ring,
Madison and Luke understand they’re in this fight together. And guiding them
from beyond the grave is a murdered young mother seeking retribution…and
atonement. Madison and Luke must prevail against overwhelming odds, or their
relentless pursuit of truth will hurtle them toward a shocking reality neither
ever anticipated.
Our Review: The astonishing amount of research done by author
Hoessli shows clearly on each page of this book. She then painted a clear and
compelling picture of the inner workings of child sex networks—from victim
profiles, to work-worn advocates who fight uphill battles on a daily basis, to
overworked law enforcement officers who know something is wrong but don’t have
the necessary evidence, to judges whose hands are tied by antiquated laws. This
is not a story for the faint hearted; it is a necessary one.
Based on a scale of 1-5, Tip The Piano
Man merits a 5.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
About the Book: Assistant museum
director Justine Saunders is enticed by the opportunity to sift through vintage
treasures donated by the estate of a recently deceased Hollywood actress. When
a snowstorm strands her with the actress’ surly son and her much too real
ghost, Justine is drawn into an unresolved tug of war between mother and son.
Screenwriter
Jackson Maddox is eager to wrap up his mother’s affairs and escape the
one-horse town where his mother was raised. Unloading old clothes takes an
unwanted turn when the appearing historian discovers a path to identify the
“famous” father his mother protected to her death.
With Justine’s beloved museum job in jeopardy, she can’t afford the distractions of a rude and broken but fascinating man—or his ghostly mother. Even as an enticing employment prospect beckons her to shake up her life by moving to the big city, she can’t resist helping to solve the mystery of Jackson’s paternity.
Our Review: In keeping with the underlying theme of vintage clothing and the histories the items bring, author Sandra L. Young brings her Divine Vintage series to a close with this unique take on the life of a B-list Hollywood actress and the effects on her only child. As always, a ghost plays a big role in this story—do the delight of readers and fans of this fun, interesting series.
On a scale of 1-5. The Ghostly Diva merits a 5.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
