Books by Andrea Laurence
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review 1: Sexy as Hell by Andrea Laurence sure lives up to its name. It's a short story, a novella really but it grabs your attention from the start. It tells the tale of Seth, who is currently immortal and works for Michael, the Archangel, battling demons. Michael tells Seth his identity ...
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review 1: A fantastic weekend read I really enjoyed the character's and there story loved there chemistry, Previously Alex and Gwen had met at a friend's wedding had a two week fling and then moved on with there lives, Month's later they meet again at there friends house and Alex wants to ...
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review 1: Maybe 3.5 stars. I was worried - this is the 3rd book in this group (of 6 this season!!) that featured a mistaken identity story. At least it wasn't twins separated at birth - these two were women who closely resembled each other, switched seats on a plane, the plane went down, a...
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review 1: This is a very simple, enjoyable read. The premise, that the powerful, take no prisoners CEO let her go once because he was afraid she didn't want him and the quirky, strong enough to leave her family independent woman who's afraid to stay is a shaky foundation on which to build...
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review 1: A Very Exclusive Engagement is the 5th book in the series Daughters of Power: The Capital, and even though this book can stand alone it is good to have some background information on the secondary characters.A Very Exclusive Engagement has sizzle from the start and just kept on s...
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review 1: This is the second book of Andrea's that I have read, and also the first book in the Secret of Eden Series. I lately have been doing things, or reading things backwards. Especially book series I seem to read backwards. I read the third book in this series before I even read thi...
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review 1: Interesting book. I had some trouble with the premise though. Xander took the news of having a 10 year old son waaaay too well. He spent the entire book worrying about the fall-out to his political campaign and book sales of legally claiming him and being linked to Rose, who's da...