Fiction Addiction

“Once again the sisters have written a book where the main characters are not really very likeable. Sloane didn’t believe Peg when she complained about Whitt, and she upset her deceased husband’s family by marrying Whitt hardly anytime after Robert died. Whitt was a typical greedy, unlikeable politician, Athena obviously was up to no good and was not who she claimed to be. But, once again, as I did with The Last Mrs. Parrish, I kept on listening even though I soon felt sorry for Sloane and was...”

Nancy • Fiction Addiction

“If you haven't listened to a Candice Fox thriller then now is the time. Fox gets better and better with every book and she has outdone herself with Fire with Fire. As usual she has given us a page turner with non-stop action, snappy dialogue and two lead characters whose chemistry together is electric. Det. Charlie Hoskins barely escaped with his life when his cover was blown after 5 years with a violent biker gang. Rookie Lynette Lamb was fired on her first day on the job for unwittingly...”

Nancy • Fiction Addiction

“Warrior Girl Unearthed is an intense book that will keep the reader gripped from beginning to end. Perry Firekeeper-Birch’s determination, dedication, and strength of spirit will inspire readers to stand up for themselves and what they believe in. ”

Gretchen • Fiction Addiction

“Boy, did this bring back memories of when I read Mary Higgins Clark for the first time almost 50 years ago. Where are the Children Now? makes a great sequel to the original (Where Are the Children?) and a great stand alone thriller if you somehow are a mystery reader and never read this. But, I highly recommend if you've never read the first in the series to listen to that first. Both audio books are now available read by the same narrator, who was terrific. ”

Nancy • Fiction Addiction

“This book is enthralling from the first chapter. You know evil is present and active from the first crime scene. DCI Adam Bishop is an incredible solver of complicated situations, and a very tortured individual. The life of an inspector/detective during a horrific crime is brought to life in every detail, lack of food, sleep and anything routine. He may be brilliant, but sometimes the criminals are also brilliant. They also can think along perverted paths most minds would never explore. As...”

Jackie • Fiction Addiction

“Ama is a wedding planner who doesn't believe in marriage, and Elliot is a florist who doesn't seem to know how to get along with others - and he's Ama's ex. They haven't seen each other, much less worked with each other, for years, but now they're being forced to collaborate on a wedding that could blow up Ama's career (and, by extension, Elliot's). With the catch that, well, they have to work together. This is a perfect read for any romance reader who loves their tropes.”

Melissa • Fiction Addiction