The Billionaire’s Secret Babes

The Outlaw Demon Wails is the sixth and latest book in the Hollows series. The Hollows is one of my two favourite urban fantasy series, the other being Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld.

This book was originally published by Mills & Boon under the name Driving Him Wild, and, like most of the romance blogosphere, I agree that the original name was much better than the American. His For the Taking does not give justice to the feisty heroine Zoe, a NYC cabbie and fitness instructor.

Enid and Becky are two cynical teenagers in the mid-90s from a small town who have just graduated from high school and are trying to figure out what to do with the rest of their lives. They're into underground culture and hanging out at the local diner making up stories about the eccentric locals.

This is the last book in the Three Sisters Island trilogy. Mia was heartbroken when her childhood sweetheart Sam left the island, and she has never completely gotten over him. Sam decides to return to the island for good and must woo her back to him.

This is the second novel in the Three Sisters Island trilogy. Ripley is the sister of Zach, the hero of the first book, and also the deputy mayor. She's also one of the modern generation of the three sisters, much to her chagrin. Mac is an academic paranormal researcher who's come to the island for research.

Dance Upon the Air is the first book in the Three Sisters Island trilogy. I chose this series as my first Nora Roberts because it is a paranormal, plus the premise of three "sisters" who were magically connected reminded me of Christine Feehan's Drake Sisters series, which is my favourite series of hers.

Novella and novelette length stories are a fast-fading art, so it's
always exciting to see them show up. Rich Ristow's Into the Cruel Sea
is a fast paced tale set on a military base in Bermuda where Beth, a
teen girl on the cusp of adulthood, is about to face the imaginable.

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