I got this as a free sample on my new nook and proceeded to purchase the book after the chapter teaser. It had me interested enough to want to read more. I love the characters (just the right blend of damaged hero) and the story lines and the author did a good job of keeping it paced and intere...
On the one hand, I did finish it. I kept reading it, and even looked forward to reading it, and sometimes I didn't really want to stop reading it. On the other hand, I can't think of much I actually liked about it. I liked Mia and I liked the Delphi Center. Every once in a while I liked Nathan an...
I found the plot intriguing, however the first 65 pages of the book I felt as though I was reading the second book in the series and not the first. There was quite a bit of unspoken backstory that wasn't explained until much later in the book. The author does an excellent job writing her male c...
Loved this suspenseful romance a great deal. It was a bit different from what I've been reading lately and am so happy I gave it a chance. Fiona Glass is an art professor, artist, and a profile artist to help solve cases for police and FBI. A missing girl in Atlanta is one of the cases and a huge...
I've taken a somewhat cynical approach to reading now, and it's making me a cautious reader. Either the guy's gonna do somethiong stupid or they girl's gonna do something stupid, or they both will; either way, one of them will find a way to mess up their budding relationship, and it won't be reso...
Finally got around to reading "Whisper Of Warning", the second book by Laura Griffin involving the Glass sisters. Wasn't sure I wanted to read this because in the first book, "Thread Of Fear", Courtney Glass came off as a self-absorbed moocher who needed to grow the hell up. Well, guess what. ...
The story start with Andrea Frinch who after a shooting incident that involved a young suspect that was unavoidable. She decides to do something that will take her mind off of her own problems, by trying to figure out what is going on with her young brother. Not knowingly she walked in the middle...
Surrender at Dawn by Laura Griffin a 2011 Laura Griffin publication. This book was a freebie in the Kindle store and I while I normally check this, I just saw the name Laura Griffin and purchased it without looking into the specifics. As it happens, this book is only about 37 pages long. So, i...
ARC provided by publisher in exchange for an honest reviewA sexy romantic suspense thriller that will have you on the edge of your seats!! In this 9th installment of The Tracer Series, Laura Griffin hooks her readers once again in her newest release, Shadow Falls. Shadow Falls is a hair-raising...
“Damn,” Jay said as the building came into view. “Ever been here before?” “No.” He craned his neck to get a view through the gnarled oak trees. “Looks expensive.” “Private money. Some oil heiress donated her millions after he...
And tonight, because the team’s mission was to outsmart a band of Taliban insurgents, stealth was the operative word. The night smelled like smoldering garbage and rot as Gage crept through the darkened alley in an industrial neighborhood on the outskirts of the city. They were in a hot zone, a p...
Roland was late, but she was lucky he’d agreed to come at all. She jogged in place to get warm as she watched a pair of headlights turn into the lot. His familiar SUV slid up alongside the unmarked patrol unit she’d borrowed from work. “Nice ride,” he said, joining her at the trailhead. Dressed i...
looked around anxiously as she approached the little brick house. She counted three separate BEWARE OF DOG signs hooked to the chain-link fence, but the only barks she heard were coming from the neighbors’. She knocked on the door, and it was answered by a woman with greasy blond hair and pink, w...
Just a few minutes in the truck, and already she felt the ache of circulation returning to her fingers and toes. She pulled the jacket tight around her to hoard every possible bit of heat. Snowflakes whizzed against the windshield and she watched them numbly. Stumbling around in the woods as the ...
Empty. He pulled into the trees and parked, then jumped out with his gun in hand. No sign of Maddie or Hicks. Nothing. The car was unlocked, and he reached in to pop the trunk. He held his breath as he went to check . . . No blood, no bodies. No Kevlar. He frowned down at the trunk and closed it....
Slowly, he turned around, and his heart damn near stopped beating. Holy hell. Her hair was a wild tangle. She was covered head to toe with mud, and only her lush pink mouth was recognizable. And the lethal weapon in her hand ...
When the colonel finally showed up, his gaze zeroed in on the only person in his entire office wearing civilian clothes. “Detective Macon, this way.” He directed Jonah past his assistant’s desk and into his private office. “Sorry to put you on hold.” “No problem, sir.” Fowler was tall, slim, and ...
Something . . . no. She closed her eyes and slid deeper into the warm sheets, dismissing the sound. Probably her neighbor’s cat on the patio again. Her eyes flew open. It wasn’t the sound but the light that had her attention now. Or lack of light. S...
Jack hadn’t called her. Her assistance on the Natalie Fuentes case had been requested. Immediately. But instead of Jack Bowman showing up at her door to ply her with his unique brand of persuasion, Special Agent Ray Santos of the FBI had made the invitation by phone. And Fiona had accepted. She’d...
It wasn’t just clear, it was perfectly clear. And the sky wasn’t just blue, it was a brilliant turquoise. The day was gorgeous, filled with sun and promise and possibility.Just like the day Amy had died.For an instant, Mia was standing beside her banana-seat bike, watching her sister pull out of ...
Ben said into the phone. Mia adjusted the air vent to face her. She checked her watch. Then she lifted her thighs, trying to unglue herself from the leather seat of Ben’s Pathfinder. She couldn’t believe she was sweating this much at only ten in the morning. “Look for natural objects sitting in u...
He drove through the suburbs until he reached the fringes of the city, and then he exited the freeway and drove some more. Finally, he turned off the highway onto a narrow asphalt road that not so long ago had been nothing but caliche. Elizabeth stared out the window, not talking. But her body la...
Kelsey asked.“Probably looking for the SUV. Maybe they talked to the guard.”The Taurus made another slow loop. Because it was Sunday, the lot wasn’t full. Many of the cars looked to be unmarked police vehicles, probably belonging to detectives who were dropping off evidence. At last the Taurus pu...