A slew of recent book reviews!

Posted by jcwilder on March 3, 2010

Kissing Cowboy Reviews

www.ireadromance.com ~ Her writing is cinematic, pulling out for wide shots of engaging group scenes, or zooming in for close-ups so raw and intimate it might make you squirm. Her extensive research is handled with a light touch, never weighing the story down. Girl talk sounds like girl talk, guys sound like guys, a refreshing change from books whose authors guess and get it wrong.

Wilder’s humor strikes just the right note in what might otherwise be an emotionally heavy story. If you can read the assault-with-a-deadly-pastry diner scene without laughing out loud, you need to check your pulse. Kissing Cowboy is a rare combination of Steel Magnolias, Sabrina, Alice, and a Tyler Perry play all rolled up in an erotically tasty dough and heated to sizzling. Bon appétit!  ~Seanachie

romancebookscene.com ~ This book features not only a great love story with two characters who are scared to take the next step, but a bunch of great friends together in a series of scenes that is sure to put a smile on readers faces. Kissing Cowboy brings back characters Miranda, John and a few others from the first of the S.W.A.T. books, Tactical Pleasures. It isn’t necessary to read the S.W.A.T. series to read this book, but the first two are worth a read and available at Ellora’s Cave Publishing. I hope we’ll be seeing the continuation in this series a lot sooner than last time. ~ Roni

Shadow Hunter Review

BittenbyBooks.com The characters themselves did so much to keep the story moving that I forgot about how many shapeshifter and vampire stories out there. I sometimes find myself comparing paranormal romances with one another as I read them, though I didn’t do this with Shadow Hunter at all. In fact, elements of the story stuck with me (in a positive way) throughout the day today – and I finished the book yesterday. That alone makes this one a recommended read.

I love a book that makes me chuckle, and Shadow Hunter had that skill down pat.  ~ Rachel

Cajun Blue Review

Whipped Cream Dominique Adair is a wonderful writer who knows exactly how to kick up the heat and fuel sexual tension. The pace never relents, and you’ll soar through the pages as Elle and Blue gave in to their D/s tendencies while they open the door to more fulfilling possibilities. ~ Fern