Review: "Lights Out" by Natalie Walters

After reading Lights Out, I have just one question: When can I get my hands on book two???

Review: "Point of Danger" by Irene Hannon

Irene Hannon pens a high-octane thriller in Point of Danger, the first book in her new Triple Threat series.

Review: "The Sound of Falling Leaves" by Lisa Carter

Danger and intrigue follow a traumatized woman who retreats to her aunt's orchard in rural North Carolina.

Review: "Silent Shadows" by Natalie Walters

After reading Natalie Walters' debut novel Living Lies last year, I knew I'd found an author to watch! Somehow, I missed the second book in the series (something that will be remedied once my Libby hold comes through), but I was eager to dive back into the Walton, Georgia, world with Silent Shadows.

Review: "One Little Lie" by Colleen Coble

One Little Lie, the first book in Colleen Coble's Pelican Harbor series, is fantastic romantic suspense!

Review: "Traces" by Denise Weimer

Welcome to my stop on the Blog Tour & Giveaway for Traces by Denise Weimer, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! I've been reading a ton of historical fiction lately—mainly Regency and Victorian romance—so it was nice to have a change of pace with this suspense novel.

Review: "End Game" by Rachel Dylan

Do you enjoy reading books set in cities you've visited? I do, especially when the author mentions places/landmarks I've been to myself. I spent a week in Washington, D.C., the setting of End Game, last spring, and I loved finding places I recognized in the book!

Review: "Collateral Damage" by Lynette Eason

Fans of fast-paced suspense won't want to miss this new series from Lynette Eason!

Review: "Seconds to Live" by Susan Sleeman

If you're a little "sapped out" after the Christmas movie season, Seconds to Live might just be the palate cleanser you need!

Review: "Wyatt" by Susan May Warren

As Susan May Warren's Montana Marshalls series has released over the last several months, I've eagerly devoured each installment. I got review copies of the first several books, but I missed out on Wyatt ... so I bought it myself, as I needed to know what happened next!

Review: "Protecting Tanner Hollow" by Lynette Eason

If you're looking for a quick, suspenseful read, this novella collection could be just the ticket!

Review: "Dark Ambitions" by Irene Hannon

After reading (and loving!) my first Irene Hannon suspense novel last year, I was eager to get my hands on her next suspense release, Dark Ambitions. It was definitely worth the wait!

Review: "Ford" by Susan May Warren

After reading Knox and Tate a couple months ago, I couldn't wait to dive back into the Montana Marshalls with Ford!

Review: "Living Lies" by Natalie Walters

Living Lies is Natalie Walters' debut novel, and it's a good one! I'm already anticipating book two 😄

Review: "Tate" by Susan May Warren

The Montana Marshalls are back, and this time middle brother Tate takes center stage.

Review: "Justice Delivered" by Patricia Bradley

While I don't read a ton of romantic suspense, I've quickly become a fan of Patricia Bradley's novels. I've especially enjoyed her Memphis Cold Case novels, of which Justice Delivered is the fourth.

Review: "Justice Mission" by Lynette Eason

I don't read a lot of Love Inspired books, but I do love Lynette Eason's romantic suspense, so when a review request for Justice Mission came, I decided to give it a shot. It was a good choice 🙂.

Review: "Knox" by Susan May Warren

Nobody writes inter-connected series like Susan May Warren, and she's back with her new Montana Marshalls series! I can't wait to read all of them!

Review: "Low Country Hero" by Lee Tobin McClain

While I have a couple of Lee Tobin McClain's books on my Kindle (thank you, Kindle freebies!), I hadn't read any of her books before picking up Low Country Hero. Now I'm ready to read more!

Review: "Secrets at Cedar Cabin" by Colleen Coble

When I first started book blogging, Colleen Coble was one author whose books I couldn't get enough of. I haven't read much of her writing recently ... for no real reason other than the fact that I tend to get "stuck" reading my preferred genres, and romantic suspense isn't what I gravitate toward anymore. When Secrets at Cedar Cabin came up for review, nostalgia took over, and I decided to go for it!