Books by Lisa Henry
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review 1: This was so intense and at the same time beautiful.... Whatever it was between Miller and Rho was just too electric. I loved it . The way she told the story , in the midst of all that rape and torture, she still made it that I couldn't hate Miller... That's genius and not easy to...
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review 1: I appreciate that Lisa Henry doesn't feel the need to sugarcoat real life to write romance. There can still be love, and a happy-for-the-most-part, but she doesn't do instalove and canned drama (thank you). Her writing can be quite lyrical at times, with lovely imagery, so even d...
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review 1: The concept of this story was just brilliant and I was intrigued and hooked from the beginning. The long internal dialogues took some getting used to but after a while it didn't bother me anymore. My heart bled for Daniel. Not knowing what you are capable of doing in your sleep h...
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review 1: Four and half stars. An amazingly well developed romance between two very different men placed in an unusual relationship. I confess to having a weakness for telepathic communication. Fox fully exploited the telepathy to allow the first person narrator, Brady, a 19 year old recru...
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review 1: I really loved this and I didn't think I would. I picked it because the blurb sounded ok and well I was sick of shifter stories. I loved mark and I loved Deacon. They both showed growth as a person. And I just loved the humor and snark between Mark and the rest of America. Don't ...
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review 1: This is the second book in the Good Boy series and should not be read as a stand alone. This story picks up a few months down the road from when the first book ended. Derek and Lane are still living together and they are doing well. Derek is still running his photography busin...
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review 1: I initially thought that this would be some thought provoking – tear jerker kind of story but it turned out flat in the end. Aiden was left to die by his Dad when he was caught red handed flippin’ through a gay magazine and was saved by John Cole, an ex-military who’s in town to ...
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review 1: I will start this review off with a warning, which I have never had to give this type of warning before when it comes to a review, but in this case I think it is completely necessary:***Do not be wearing a shirt and pants that you enjoy while reading. And do not be eating or drin...
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review 1: -Spoilers warning-I seem to always love the secondary characters more than the main ones. Though I did like Lane and Derek, I just adored Brin and Ferg. Especially Brin. He is very relatable and his struggles are something we all go through at some point in our lives so it was ea...
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review 1: A good one! Finally! I am relieved - it wasn't me, in the end, but the books. Because this one was gooooood. Good writing, solid as gold. I noticed it immediately and thus enjoyed a good hour with this story. It was well researched (thank you, thank you, thank you - I majored in ...
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review 1: The Two Gentlemen of Altona (Playing the Fool #1) was an entertaining and often funny book, with an underlying darkness. The writing was top notch and I enjoyed the plot quite a bit. I loved Mac - grumpy, imperfect, dedicated and loyal. For Henry, though the jury is still out....