Lady Danver has been a widow for a while. Damien Mortion was her husbands best friend. He has been madly in love with Lady Danver for years, but it can never be more than friendship. One Christmas night a kiss under the mistletoe ignites passions in both that can no longer be denied. A nice holiday story but thoroughly predictable.

Olivia Covington was married to the old Earl of March. Because of his advanced age they never consummated their marriage. The rakish Earl of Newcastle, Tristan Knightly can not get Olivia out of his mind. He knows that if he could have her just once, the obsession will be over and he can move on. At Tristan’s invitation Olivia decides to be daring for once in her life and attend Lady Seductress’s Ball. A night of pleasure is sure to be had by all, characters and readers alike.

If you believe certain legends, Knight Templar’s can live forever, especially if they are given a special assignment to protect the world. Christen Chevalier knew true love, but it was never to be. Now centuries later his true love lives again, but she is the pawn in a game of good versus evil. This was not what I was expecting from this novel. I did enjoy it and I know others will as well. However I am not a big fan of time travel.

Riley Grayson is the hottest soccer player for the Denver Blaze, but he refuses to give interviews. His personal life is his own and not the publics. Things become complicated when he falls for the new next door neighbor Max Myers. Max is a sports writer and knows one interview with Riley will take him from blogger to mainstream sports caster. But is he willing to sacrifice his career for his feelings for Riley? This short and erotic read is full of lust, conflict and determination. What all good romance is made of.

Jennifer Estep makes a forage into teen lit with a novel that is part Lightning Thief and part I’d Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You. Mythos Academy is a prep school for all the decedents of mythological warriors. Gwen is not a warrior, she is just and a gypsy who has special abilities to see people through the things they have touched. Gwen does not believe in myths. After the death of her mother Gwen is forced to attend Mythos by her psychic grandmother. When classmate Jasmine dies and no one mourns, Gwen decides it’s her job to figure out what really happened. As with many things in life, all is not as it appears. This is a fun read for anyone who likes mythology, but fair warning to guys; it does deal with girly concepts like boys and how to tell who likes who.

The newest Victoria Alexander is a twist on the typical romance novel. In this novel, the couple is already happily married and has been for two years. Evelyn was a spy once upon a time, but she never told her husband. She left the service to be the typical happy housewife. However, her husband Adrian has an even bigger secret. He knows all about her patriotic background, because he used to be her boss. Adrian was “Sir”, or head of this secret government agency, and when the agency thought Evelyn might be a double agent, Adrian decided it was time to meat his employee. I was initially turned off by the first chapter (who reads a romance novel where the couple is already happily married?) but found my self fully engrossed in the tale. How would these two come together? Are Evelyn’s feelings for Sir greater then for Adrian? What about when she finds out that they are one and the same? To find the answers, be a spy yourself and read the book. I promise, you will not regret it.