Books by Meg Maguire
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review 1: Sweet, sexy, delightful. I love Meg Maquire and this didn't disappoint. The hero, Mercer, was sexy and tough but also sweet, a great combo. The writing is tight and emotionally astute and the story moved along. The major conflict kind of dissipates in the second half and becomes ...
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review 1: A beautifully written story about a 30 year old environmental activist woman and a French/Canadian sculptor who moves to Nova Scotia trying to escape some teenage debauchery foisted upon him by the art community in New York thinking him to be a child prodigy. The sculptor is hir...
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review 1: It's unusual for me to rate any book in the blaze series this high.Don't get me wrong,I enjoy them.But usually they don't reach higher than 4 stars.I loved Mercer Rowley.He was perfect.I expected so much antagonism from him because of his relationship with Monty and because the g...
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review 1: Probably the best novella I've read. This author's response to the limited time a novella gives you for pacing is to focus on a short but meaningful romantic episode early in a relationship, between two near strangers who get trapped in a subway station overnight. The banter is...
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review 1: Can't say enough how much I love Maguire's writing style it just flows off the page. So much more depth and emotion than her contemporaries. You really get in touch with her characters thoughts and feelings. Lindsey is a strong minded woman that had never been treated like she i...
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review 1: WOW! what a pleasure this one was! Though I liked the first one of Mercer and Jenna, I loved this one much more!So we have Rich Estrada a YUM of a boxer but also a rising star. After a sucessful fight he is signed off, during the after party of the fight he and Lindsey share a ve...
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review 1: Meg Maguire/Cara McKenna really likes to write about blue-collar people. On the one hand, I find this very refreshing. On the other hand, boy, it is surprisingly emotionally stressful to read about a carpenter struggling to hold onto his house in an economic downturn! Premise: He...