Suspense/Thriller

Whyte builds in the story is incredible. Each character is welldeveloped, and each has their own unique features that set them apart. And while this book is part of a series, it can be read as a standalone. There are a few trigger warnings in this book, and those include suicide and mention of infertility. All in all, readers who love suspenseful romance books are sure to give “Play Me False” a standing ovation!

Jennifer Shepherd

dreams often require walking along the edge of danger.

Dr. Harriet Bee, or Harry as others call her, has suddenly discovered that her seven-year marriage has been nothing but lies. When she bumps into her husband, Mark, with his wife and children at the mall, her world as she knows it is Slipped upside down. Lucky for her, there are two men willing and ready to mend her broken heart. The only problem is that she doesn’t know which of them to choose. On top of that, Mark’s betrayal goes much further than anyone could have anticipated. His deception stems from a plot that he developed almost ten years ago. Harry is determined to learn the secrets behind Mark’s disloyalty not only to protect herself, but to protect the people she loves.

“Play Me False” will pull the reader in from the very beginning. The plot is so engaging that it is very difSicult to put this book down! The initial scene where Harry is betrayed by her husband sets off a reaction of events that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. Two very handsome love interests enter the picture, making this book intriguing and spicy! The suspense that Ms.

Worlds Collide (Dream’s Edge #3)

Traci Hunter Abramson

A thrilling conclusion to the “Dream’s Edge series” Ms. Abramson masterfully weaves tension into her tale as Tyler and Amaliya balance their desire to wed with their plans with the future while Amaliya’s mother Katerina Sights to reunite with her brother with the eyes of the KGB upon them. Both stories are told in alternating form with the emotions all the characters are feeling almost skating off the page. The 1980s and Soviet era backdrop hint at very real situations that haunted defectors and their families and drives home consequences of such choices in a world where a controlling government held the lives of its citizens in their hands. On a lighter side the conSlicts driving all the characters smoothly develops into some growth while still highlighting the tender and romantic moments as well. Overall, readers who prefer suspense with a light dose of romance will want to read this winner!

Sarah E Bradley

Winning a gold medal in pairs Sigure skating at the 1984 Olympics should be the ultimate victory, but to Tyler and Amaliya deciding their future and telling Amaliya’s overprotective father about their engagement might the biggest challenge of their lives. Unfortunately, their success and their relationship to a Soviet Union defector attracts the attention of the KGB who are not happy to see Katerina’s daughter succeed. With Katerina’s brother and his family still trapped behind the Iron Curtain the World’s Skating competition might be the only chance to reconnect but