Hurricane Crimes is a short story about a woman who finds herself trapped in her home during a nasty storm. While hunkering down she noticed a car that crashed into a tree just outside her home. Braving the storm she  save the man in the car, but learns he is wanted for murder. Now stuck in the house with an assumed murder she is faced with questioning whether she should believe his innocence while being attracted to him. I will stop here since I do not want to give the story away. 


I will say that there were times when I felt like saying, "Yeah, right!". But in the heart of it all this story lead me smoothly from one scene to the next. This is the first short I have ever read and I was worried that the meat of the story would be missing, but Chry Fey does a wonderful job tying everything together nicely while ensuring an interesting read. 

​Winter Renshaw is a word magician. I have enjoyed all of her books that I have read. This book was no exception. Her ability to pull you the reader into her word world is unbelievable.

River and Leighton both have very heart wrenching pasts. River has turned into an introvert and stays to his self at all times. Leighton has just ended her engagement to a total controlling prick. The way their pasts intersect to create a new future was just beautiful!

This is a must read

Mike and Wyatt were best friends.  They were partners on the local police force.  Mike was married with a family while Wyatt was single.  They were out on a bust when the building blew up and Mike was killed in the line of duty.  Wyatt has never forgiven himself for Mike's death and leaving Grace a widow with a young daughter.  Wyatt and Grace went to dinner once a week and were there for each other during the mourning process.  They become very good friends.  There is a horrible murder in the town that Wyatt and the police force are trying to solve.  In the meantime Wyatt and Grace are treading a thin line between friendship and becoming more.  Even though the whole force knows that he loves Grace.  Lara is Wyatt's new partner can she help solve the horrible murder.  Will Grace and Wyatt begin a new life together or will their fear of betraying Mike win?


5 stars.


Book is well written with twists and turns that keeps your interests.  Romantic with a crime involved.  Would recommend 

Living a life in darkness causes the soul to char to ash. Battling demons by turning himself into a monster is the only way he can survive...the only way he can keep a grip on sanity. That grip is precarious at best, every day is a silent battle with demons that threaten to yank him into the truest form of darkness, the abyss he’ll never escape. Then it happens. Light shines through the cracks.

Happiness. Mia Spencer’s life is full of it. She has an amazing new job, friends, family, and the light of her life - her daughter Lexie. Running from the demons of the past, escaping a hell that she vowed Lexie would never know about, she worked through hardship and near poverty to create something she was proud of. Buried deep inside, underneath the swell of love she had for her only daughter, were the fractured pieces of her. Pieces that were smashed and battered when she was young and vulnerable. 

Then she meets Bull, who seems to hate her on sight. He screams danger, from his huge physique, to his beautiful ink, to the motorcycle club he belongs to. He is silent, his glares threaten to burn her into flames, yet she finds herself falling for him. Finds this broken man slowly fixing the pieces she thought would stay shattered forever. ​

​Oh my Goodness. I just put this book down and want to read it again! I am in love with this series and need more, stat! Anne Malcolm was a new to me authors and I have read two of her books in 3 days. That is seriously how good they are!

Mia and Lexie just moved into a new town for Mia's new job. This mother daughter unit is so darn funny I took a drink of a coke and it came out my nose, that is how hard I was laughing at the memorable one liners in this boom. Insert Bull, the surly Enforcer for The Sons MC. 

Bull and Mia have heartbreaking pasts that prevent them from letting walls come down for happiness. It takes Lex, Mia's daughter and some good friends to wake Mia up. This book had the perfect amount of action, tenderness and poor comic relief!

​Possessive biker alert

Monroe Lee is a handful.
She fights me, challenges me and tries to resist me.

Where I’m jagged, she’s smooth.
Where I’m dark, she’s pure.
Where I’m broken, she’s whole.

I am not a good man.
I’ve hurt everyone I’ve ever loved.
I should walk away before I ruin her too.

But fuck, we are fire together.
And I’ve been out in the cold too long.

At a time when everything is falling down around me, she might just be my saviour.

​Hyde - I love this growly, alpha biker. The opening to this book gives us a glimpse of his soft side, and lets us see the reasoning behind his torment, the reason he is Jekyll and Hyde. At the age of twenty-one, he was forced to leave his family for their safety. Fast forward 14 years later, and he's making sure that he is going to be a part of their lives. His marriage is over, too much time has past, but he wants to be a good father. With bad stuff going down with the club, Hyde needs the assistance of a sassy tattoo artist, Monroe. Monroe has an attraction to the big bad biker, but she's got a list for the perfect guy, and being a biker isn't on it. But little by little, she starts ticking items off her list and realizes there is way more to Hyde than being in a MC. 


This book tackles many different subjects, without it being too much. It fits in with the story. And what a story! The steam between Hyde and Monroe is HOT! Monroe is a strong female character who holds her own and knows how to handle the big alpha. And her sassiness helps bring out Hyde's tender side. 5-stars and one of the best in the Sydney Storm series.  

​Amy Abrams doesn’t do love. Nor does she do emotional attachments, unless you count the connection she has with designer handbags. She grew up in an Upper East Side penthouse, which had about as much affection within its tastefully decorated walls as Castle Dracula. Her family is the precise reason why she points her red-soled heels firmly in the opposite direction of that dreaded four-letter word. 

Then it happens. Love. It comes right out of the blue and knocks her off her six-inch heels. She learns that love comes with pesky side effects such as heartbreak, which seriously messes with the complexion. Amy promises herself that she’ll never open herself to that horrible feeling again. She doesn’t count on an infuriating, albeit drool-worthy biker to roar into her life and ruin the plans she had of locking up her heart. She keeps her distance, wary of the sinfully sexy biker whose tattoos should read Warning - dangerous alpha male, will screw up your life. 

Amy may be an Upper East Side princess but she wasn’t looking for Prince Charming. She wouldn’t mind the name of his hair stylist, though. Brock certainly isn’t a knight in shining armor, but he consumes her, body and soul. Drama pulls them apart; danger will bring them back together. When Amy is threatened Brock is there ready to save her life. Her heart is another story.

​The kids from the Ravage MC have all grown up. Casey (Angel) and G.T.'s son, Deke, left home when he was eighteen, and had no plans to come back, until his cousin shows up at his door, beaten and with a secret of her own. He has to take her back and come face to face with his inner demons. Rylie is tough as nails and can hold her own. She's a bouncer, whose talent's catch the eye of Princess and is asked to work security for Ravage's strip club. Rylie is interviewing for the job at the Ravage MC clubhouse when Deke comes home. 


There is so much that I loved about this book. First the writing was phenomenal.Second, the characters. Rylie was perfect. Feminine but tough. I have a special place in my heart for Deke. He wants so bad to have the respect of the club, his family, but mostly, his father. And the third reason I loved this book - Family. It was Deke's love for his family that forced him to come back, and love for his family which made him stay. And it was love of family that made him realize that people really did have his back. 

I love reading "generation series". I read about the parents. I've read about when they have children. But then you're left wondering - How are they as parents? How did they deal with the teenage years? Are they still together? The best part to me about reading the next generation is catching up on original couples and seeing how they've coped with life. And then the ending!! 5-stars and please don't make us wait too long for Austyn's book. OMG!!

​Wow, wow, just wow! I wish that all I was allowed to say. I finished this book last night and I am still thinking about this book! I have been lucky enough to read all 3 books in this series and I think this is by far my favorite one. 

Diablo is the loner of the MC. His past keeps him from getting close to people. Fallon is his bosses daughter. Hands off, right? I mean, any normal person would back off immediately. Not Diablo!

Fallon has had one heck of a life and doesn't trust anyone, including her father and step mother. As this story unfolds you find out what has triggered Fallons introverted manner and Diablos loner mentality. But, together they are one rockstar couple. 

This novel had some gasping twists and turns and then some of the most tender moments....yep....all rolled into one book. The mastery of word play was fantastic, the emotions even better!

I NEED book 4! I am very curious what member that book will be about.....Goldie maybe? Army? The curiosity is too much!!!!

Kash is a male stripper and a MMA fighter. But he's so much more. The only reason he's doing both is to make money to open his own gym. He's tired of all of the women grabbing him, so it intrigues him when a woman doesn't seem to care whether the strippers are at a party or not, and then she runs out when he starts dancing for her. Eden (OMG, I love her character) is a single mother and she's trying to be careful for her son. 

I loved Eden's character. I've know single mothers who have to worry about the influences of people around their child and they put everyone before themselves. Kash's character shows that there are good men out there who care about others and want more. This was one of the best books I've read in this series. ​

I’m that girl. 
No…I’m not. 

They want their title. 
I don’t. 
They’re proud to belong. 
I’m not. 
They chose this life. 
I didn’t… 

My name is Winter Tews. 
I am a thief. Liar. Traitor. Con. 
The enemy is my lover. 
I am his Cutslut. 

And this is my story. 

Damn right she’s not that girl. 
They’re sugar and spice. She’s misery and sin. 
And I want her. 
Not to hold. Not to cherish. Not to love and honor and respect. 
I want to break her. Hurt her. Destroy her. Just like she destroyed me. 
She’s my brother’s sister. 
My enemy’s Cutslut. 
But soon… 
She’ll be mine. ​

​Winter Tews was only trying to escape the overbearing world of her brother, where she is thought of as property. But in doing so, she ended up becoming the cutslut for her brother's worst enemies, and she's still thought of as property. In trying to get free from both men, she stole from someone more dangerous, Jinx. Jinx is patient and controlling, and he's out for revenge. Winter has built up walls to protect herself and others. Jinx sees a spoiled brat at first, but the more he breaks her walls down, the more vulnerable innocence he sees in her. 


I really enjoyed this book, but it left me wanting to know more about her brother, Pierce, and I felt it needed more at the end. Kim Jones did a freaking awesome job on this book and I was hooked from the very first page.