Trish Jackson

Twila is a having a run of bad luck. Left on her wedding day, she swears to overcome. Then the recession hits and she's forced to move from her home in the Deep South to the urban jungle of Boston. She's brash, she's sassy and she's buxom, a lethal combination. Her more refined coworkers make fun of her southern accent and her womanly figure, but she's bound and determined to prove herself. So she breaks her "no more men" rule to show off, only to have her showy date shot. Her world continues to crumble around her until she finds a new avenue, continuing to reinvent herself against great odds.

Twila's personality shines in this fun romp of a redneck woman who is exceptionally proud of her roots, has tremendous heart and exceptional resilience. A fun read.… (meer)

This was a truly surprising book. Every time I thought I had it figured out, it blew my whole theory out of the window. I love reading books like this. The ones that keep you guessing and wondering. This is what suspense and thrillers are all about!

Virgo's Vice kept me guessing and wondering. True, there was the very obvious bad guy, and let me just add, a bit of well deserved poetic justice there at the end. But not painful enough (He should have caught some mysterious fever or unknown virus that slowly and painfully ate his important bits).

But some of the other revelations caught me by surprise. This book was well crafted and I enjoyed it very much. I am looking forward to read more books by this author.

I received a free copy of this book and wrote an honest review.… (meer)

The minute you start this book you are on an emotional rollercoaster. Drew and Neelie are thrown from one shocking situation to the next. They are pawns, at the mercy of the cartel's whim. That is until Drew decides to fight back. I really don't want to say too much, because I don't want to spoil the story.

It is tense and gripping, but had me in tears at one stage. A great read for all romantic-suspense fans.

Thank you to the author for providing me with the opportunity to read and review this book.… (meer)