Review: The Highland Laird

The Highland Laird by Amy Jarecki
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Highland Laird by Amy Jarecki is book 8 in the Lords of the Highlands Series. This is the story of Laird Ciar MacDougall and Emma Grant. I have read the previous books which did add to my enjoyment of this one, but I did feel it can be a standalone book.  Emma was born blind but she hasn't let that stop her from living her best life even when her family try to keep her protected. Emma has had a crush on her brother's best friend Ciar and he has even started to notice her more although he has always treated her as a equal.  When Ciar ends up being taken to prison for something he didn't do, Emma knows that she has to act to save him. This of course puts them on the run which allows them to open themselves up to their feelings.  I am a fan of Ms. Jarecki's writing so I enjoyed this book a lot and I do recommend it along with her writing.


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Review: For His Pleasure

For His Pleasure by Shelly Bell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

For His Pleasure by Shelly Bell is book Three in the Forbidden Lovers Series. This is the story of Dreama Agosto and Cash Turner. I do feel you could make this a standalone book if you wish to do so. Cash was sent to jail for manslaughter for 8 years for something he didn't do. Now he is out on parole and his new parole officer is Dreama. Dreama has returned to work after being brutally attacked which still causes issues in her life whenever a man tries to touch her. But with Cash something is different about him. Cash knows that he needs to keep his nose clean while on parole but there is something more that draws Dreama to him. Besides there attraction that draws them together they start to look into the past to solve the mystery.
Loved their story! Can wait to read more from this author!

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Review: Taming Her Mate

Taming Her Mate by Kathy Lyons
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Taming Her Mate by Kathy Lyons is book 6 in the Grizzlies Gone Wild Series. This is the story of Francesca 'Frankie' Wolf and Ryan Kennedy. I have read the previous book, there is a underlining story going on about the virus but overall this can be a standalone book.
Ryan is a bear shiftier and a detective on the local force, in addition he is the only shiftier on the force.
Frankie is the daughter of the rival shiftier clan, who has come forward asking for his assistance on the mysterious flu like illness that is making the citizens of Detroit sick. Frankie has admired Detective Ryan's work but she needs him to listen to her and follow commands. Sparks of course fly between the two and Ryan tries to take charge of their mission. But they slowly learn to trust and work together but can these different shiftier have something more after this?

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