Cover Reveal ~ "Adam's Apple" by Liv Morris

Title: Adam’s Apple

Author: Liv Morris

Expected release date: July 30, 2013

Genre: Contemporary Romance, Suspense Romance

Age Group: Adult

Reveal organized by: AToMR Tours

Cover designed by: Okay Creations    

Release Event ~ "Killing Sarai" by J.A. Redmerski

Title: Killing Sarai
Author: J.A. Redmerski
Release date: June 20, 2013
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Age Group : General adult 17 +

Buy Links: Amazon | Barnes & Noble
Event organized by: AToMR Tours

Cover Reveal ~ "A Brutal Tenderness" by Marata Eros

Title: A Brutal Tenderness - the companion novel to A Terrible Love

Author: Marata Eros

Publisher: Simon and Schuster Digital Sales

Expected release date: August 26, 2013

Genre: Romantic Suspense

Age Group: New Adult

Cover Designed by: Phatpuppy Art

Reveal organized by: AToMR Tours

Preorder Links: Amazon | Nook | iBooks

Brooke McKinley ~ "Shades of Gray"

"Good and evil, right and wrong, innocent and guilty. Stay in the right box and it would all work out in the end."

...or would it?

So, is this book perfect? No.
Is it the best story ever? No.
Does it have flaws? Hell, yes!
But... what's most important - I don't give a damn! It made me laugh, cry, want to hug those two, and - definitely - slap some sense into them occasionally. No way could I, after all that, go for less than five shining stars!

Robin Schone ~ "Gabriel's Woman"

I bought "Gabriel’s Woman" as a 2 for 1 deal when I got “The Lover”. My reading OCD did not help in this matter, so I was unable to stop myself from the mental torture of finishing this harrowing saga.

Robin Schone ~ The Lover

I know people love the books this author writes.
She sure writes with a passion, I can tell you that! Her syntax is good and she has no visible flaws in her text. She does not, like so many of the new authors, sound like a child trying to write. But...Oh and what a but that is!...her books sound so pretentious and cocky - it actually gets weird.

Serenity Woods ~ "Seven Sexy Sins"

A hot and quick summer read.
The best out there?
Hard to tell…

Nora Roberts ~ "The Witness"

When Dr. Susan L. Fitch - a chief of surgery, no less - decided to have a child, her approach to that problem was identical to her personality - clinical, thorough, efficient and emotionless. She found the perfect donor, and from day one made her daughter into another successful experiment. So Elizabeth Fitch (satisfactory physical condition, pleasant yet not quite sufficiently beautiful, and with IQ around 210) grew up in a controlled environment, with big plans to fulfill and another's steps to follow.
The only detail that went wrong (before the point when Elizabeth decided she wants her own life, not her mother's idea of it) is the fact that Dr. Susan L. Fitch did not realize she is absolutely incapable of love - not for her child or anything else there is in life.