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Friday, January 5, 2018

Firefighters, a Logger and an Immortal, Oh My! A Little Heat on these Cold Winter Nights

If you're looking for heroes who know all about heat, I've got a couple that may interest you :-)

Cole Hatcher in Cowboy's Match (Last Chance #2) knows his way around a fire. Too bad he thinks his old girlfriend is an arsonist.


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Bo Fletcher in Fletcher's Flame (Last Chance #3) takes the heat seriously, so when animal rescuer Dana risks her life for a cat, he decides to teach her to respect the heat, but he soon fears she may be the target of an arsonist.
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If you prefer men who are used to the cold, then you might want to curl up with Zach in Passion's Poison. He has a hot tub at his log cabin in the forests of New Hampshire and he knows how to use it. Unfortunately, the woman who has fallen for him can't have sex with him without killing him, so I'm sure he could make room for you ;-)

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Then again, in Heart of Frankenstein, an immortal who is oblivious to the cold can come in handy, especially when he's attempting to save a woman who has severe frostbite, hypothermia and snow blindness. After all, what can she possibly do for herself without the use of her hands.

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Theses heroes will definitely warm you up on a cold winter's night. Who knows, you may just fall in love as well ;-)

Always, Lexi
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Wednesday, January 3, 2018

The Oxford Inheritance by Ann A. McDonald

This was a fabulous, calm, dark, yet intense mystery romance. 
The atmosphere of Oxford England holds an ancient and prestigious aura.  The students are steeped in studies during the day, but when darkness falls a black magic and generations old system comes into play.

Cassie worked hard to be accepted to Oxford, particularly the Raleigh College.  She has more than an education on her mind.  Her mother died when Cassie was fourteen, and Cassie knew little about her “real” mother.  With a tremendous amount of effort,
Cassie discovered her mother’s “former” life at Oxford. 

Now Cassie wants to find out why her mother was a different person, had changed her name, and above all who had fathered Cassie.

She entrusts pieces of information to several male students and a police officer to help her discover her mother’s history.  Each man has interest in her for different reason she’s not aware of. 

The friendship, camaraderie, and quick-to-help attitude of the men involved leave her with doubts on her choices of confidants.

Through the rain, fog, chilled air, and dark magic floating through the seams of the college, Cassie finds the true nature of her friends and which man is honest and compassionate with her.  It’s a great train wreck, I mean train ride on the way!

Happy reading,

Dawn