Books by Christie Craig
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review 1: I have to say that this book was very refreshing...it touches the subject of "casual hook up" with the maturity that I did not expected from this book...The hero actually confronted his "intentions" towards the heroine and started to questioning his own motives and whether they w...
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review 1: Shala Winters is hired to create an image of a town that tourists would want to visit. In order to do so, she must first experience the local establishments and festivals. While doing just this she meets Sky Gomez, and the original encounter is not exactly pleasant! Shaka, a st...
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review 1: I did get very engrossed in the book. And wanted to find out what happened next. With this story you get two romances for the price of one. And a little mystery. I would have preferred the ending of the murderer part to be abit longer. One thing I found very annoying was how Kati...
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review 1: Read in one day! The conversational banter between author Sue Finley and Jason Dodd, a narcotics detective for the Houston Police Department is wonderful - sometimes witty, sometimes sexy, and sometimes downright hilarious. One of my sheer delights as a reviewer is to share tha...
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review 1: Ok, there is just something about CCS books that I just love. Despite being a tiny bit formulaic...it doesn't even matter because the formula always works for me. I love the hunky alpha cop who's sweet, sexy, protective, and of course thoughtful. I love the quirky damsel in distr...
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review 1: 4,8 von 5 Sternen*Wie kam das Buch zu mir*Auf das Buch bin ich aufmerksam geworden, als ich auf C.C. Hunters Website unterwegs war, auf der Suche nach Informationen zu ihrer Shadow Falls Camp Reihe. Erwachsenenliteratur schreibt sie unter dem Pseudonym Chirstie Craig, ihre Jugend...
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review 1: Just because of the countless repetition of 'hell' it's starting to feel downright annoying and such a sore to read.If you really wanted to know who the real killer is, just go straight away to the last chapter. Don't even bother reading all chapters.The clues and evidences gathe...