The Pussycat Death Squad by Roslyn Hardy Holcomb

With a title like the Pussycat Death Squad, you know that one of two things will be true - it will either be terribly cheesy and cliche or it will be a book that's good fun to read. Thankfully it was the latter. This isn't your typical romance - IR or otherwise. It also isn't your standard romance couple. As a result, this is a great book for readers looking for a change of pace.

What it's about: Lelia Assad is the leader of an elite military group called the Amazonian Guard. Their duty is to personally protect and defend Col. al-Fariq, the leader of the North African country known as Laritrea. The Amazonian Guard is made up of all women who are as beautiful as they are lethal. Despite their competency at protecting al-Fariq, the Western world has taken to calling them the Pussycat Death Squad, a label that Lelia finds offensive and demeaning. Lelia and her guard have

Ricardo by K. Victoria Chase

Ricardo was a well-written and entertaining suspense/adventure that is the third book in the Santiago Brothers series by author K. Victoria Chase. The story takes

Rumors of Wars by R.L. Craven

I was given the opportunity to read Rumors of Wars and I wasn't really certain what to expect. The cover (here I go again...) is entirely unremarkable and nothing about it really