My Review: I had been intending to read another mystery this week, but the one I had wasn’t working for me, and this had been recommended by my reading group, so I started this instead and it immediately grabbed me – and well, there you go and here we are. Where – and when – […]| Escape Reality, Read Fiction!
My Review: This book was a surprise. As much as I loved Day Zero, it was just the kind of apocalypse-right-before-your-eyes end of the world story that doesn’t seem like it could possibly spawn an immediate sequel, because the way the world ended was the kind of ending that the world doesn’t come back from. […]| Escape Reality, Read Fiction!
My Review: There are, as there often are in this series, two things going on. The ‘A Plot’ tends to be the case that Dallas ends up working on, while the ‘B Plot’ is generally wrapped up in whatever is going on with the extended fam. And that’s the way this OMG 61st entry in […]| Escape Reality, Read Fiction!
My Review: The previous book in this series, Blood is Blood, while it takes place in Barker & Llewelyn’s present, is very much concerned with the past. Particularly Barker’s past. This book, while the events of the immediate past – particularly Barker’s injury at the opening of Blood and Llewelyn’s marriage at the end of it […]| Escape Reality, Read Fiction!
My Review: This is the romance we knew was coming at the end of the first book in the Langston Hotels series, Night and Day. And the title for this one is an even bigger clue to the characters and their story than it was in that first book. Both Allie Ford and Caden Castro […]| Escape Reality, Read Fiction!