A Caryn Review: Goodnight My Angel (Angel Enterprises #2) by Sue Brown

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars AAUGHHH!!  CLIFFHANGER!!!! OK, I always know that’s a possibility when reading a series, but really???  Ms. Brown, did you really hold out on the bad guy reveal at THE VERY LAST MOMENT??? OK, rant over!  It has been 6 months since I read book one, Morning My Angel, and… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Goodnight My Angel (Angel Enterprises #2) by Sue Brown

A Caryn Review : Bedside Manner (Hearts & Health #1) by D.J. Jamison

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars I had to pick this book to review just for the title.  I love books with medical characters, or medical settings.  The book was well researched (although I disagree to some extent with how conservatively the author interpreted the ethics of doctor/patient romantic involvement) and well written.  The conflicts… Continue reading A Caryn Review : Bedside Manner (Hearts & Health #1) by D.J. Jamison

A Caryn Review: Unspoken by R.A. Padmos

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars I wanted to like this book so much.  Historical (yes!), set in the Netherlands (yes, yes!) during the  years prior to and during the second World War.  I expected a romance that would develop during a time of danger, sacrifice, and privation.  And I got – well, I’m not… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Unspoken by R.A. Padmos

A Caryn Review: How the Other Half Lives (London Lads #2) by Clare London

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars This was a cute, quick, funny read, perfect for an hour of pure, angst-free entertainment! Martin Harrison is an uptight, obsessive neat freak who has trouble tolerating disorder in any part of his life – or in other people’s – who is perfectly happy with his regimented, solitary life. … Continue reading A Caryn Review: How the Other Half Lives (London Lads #2) by Clare London

A Caryn Review: Silent Night by Erin E. Keller

Rating: 2 out of 5 stars Eh, it was an OK holiday story. Pete is an average guy with a crappy seasonal job dressed as Santa Clause and advertising for a book store in New York City.  While internally whining about said crappy job, he keeps noticing a homeless man with a book who is… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Silent Night by Erin E. Keller

A Caryn Review: Alpha Barman (J.T.’s Bar #1) by Sue Brown

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars Sue Brown is one of those authors who, for me, sometimes knocks it out of the park, and sometimes her books are just meh.  This book was definitely one of those meh ones. Jake Tyler was a member of a special operations team who left after he found his… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Alpha Barman (J.T.’s Bar #1) by Sue Brown

A Caryn Review: Bridge Over Troubled Water by Vivien Dean

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Once again I found myself choosing a book for all the wrong reasons:  I love the Simon and Garfunkel song.  And I like this author, so I picked the book without even reading the blurb.  When I started reading, and found out it was about vampires, my first response… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Bridge Over Troubled Water by Vivien Dean

A Caryn Review: Boots by Angel Martinez

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars OK, I have to admit it.  I love retold fairy tales!  I love how an author can take a recognizable skeleton plot and add, change, twist, and fold it into something entirely new.  I discovered them when my kids were in elementary school (East by Edith Pattou is one… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Boots by Angel Martinez

A Caryn Review: Sebastian & Owen (Storming Love: Tsunami #3) by Nic Starr

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars This is a sweet novella about an established couple, Owen and Sebastian, living and working together in Tasmania for the past 6 years.  After an injury leaves Owen, who is 6 years older, with chronic pain, disability, and depression, he starts to doubt his worthiness to be partnered with… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Sebastian & Owen (Storming Love: Tsunami #3) by Nic Starr

A Caryn Review: Morning My Angel (Angel Enterprises #1) by Sue Brown

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars You gotta love thrillers with snarky protagonists!  Josh Cooper works for CDR, a security company in Seattle that usually provides bodyguards and such to celebrities, but he and his team have been sent to London for a special assignment.  This job is more of an investigation than what they… Continue reading A Caryn Review: Morning My Angel (Angel Enterprises #1) by Sue Brown