Archive for December, 2008

Miracle at Colts Run by Joanna Wayne

Monday, December 15th, 2008

Reviewed by Joann Robisheaux

Joanna Wayne has given us another wonderful story of the Collingsworth Family. Having successfully matched the four brothers, she now turns her attention to the oldest sister, Becky. Becky is married to professional football star Nick Ridgely, but as the story opens, she and Nick are on the verge of divorce.

If that’s not enough to bring Becky down during the Christmas season, her twin sons are kidnapped. Although he’s badly injured, Nick joins Becky at the Collingsworth Ranch to gather the ransom money and wait for the kidnapper’s next call.

One bad turn follows another as Nick and Becky fight for the safe return of their sons. It will take the whole Collingsworth Family to fight for the boys’ safe return, but they’re up to the challenge.

Joanna Wayne keeps the conflicts coming in this Harlequin Intrigue publication. Readers will wonder how Becky and Nick can overcome the many challenges they face. But readers of Joanna Wayne’s books know they can rely on her to provide an ending that fulfills the readers’ hopes.

You’ll love “Miracle at Colts Run Cross”. It shows us that miracles can still happen when a loving family
unites to rescue one of its own.

Divorced, Desperate and Dating by Christie Craig

Monday, December 15th, 2008

Reviewed by Ane Ryan Walker

Sue Finley murdered people…on paper. As a mystery writer, she knew all the angles, who did what and why. The only thing she couldn’t explain was…well, men. Dating was like diving into a box of chocolates: sometimes the sweetest-looking specimens were candy coated poison. After a breakup with a bank robber and a divorce from a cross dresser, she gave it up for good. Then came Detective Jason Dodd.

BAD BOY. Raised in foster homes, Jason swore never to need anyone as much as the parent who abandoned him. That was why he failed to follow up after experiencing the best kiss of his life: real passion was addictive. But when Sue Finley started getting death threats, all bets were off. The blonde spitfire was everything he’d ever wanted—and she needed him. And though this novel situation had a quirky cast of characters and an unquestionable bad guy, he was going to make sure it had a happy ending.

Christie Craig strikes again! Another fast paced, fun ride with an author who won’t let you put that book down until it’s finished. Craig leaves you happy, teary eyed and wishing she would write even faster.

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