Books by Rita Herron
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review 1: Sadie and Amelia are twins, identical in every way except one. Amelia has mental health issues, Dissociative Identity Disorder and switches between three alters. When Sadie is forced back to Slaughter Creek, the home she left carrying a heavy burden, because of her Pawpaw's death...
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review 1: It was okay. It was my least favorite book. The storyline was very predictable. I liked the other books better. It would have been nice if they incorporated it in sleepless in savannah. The fact that we knew reid was in love before he did made me have no anticipation for the re...
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review 1: Loved this book. Even tough you knew who the killer was you did not know exactly why she was doing what she was doing and why she was choosing her victims the way that she was so that is what made the book so good. It also tied into the first book in the series very well and kept...
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review 1: This was a fun read, if you like the familiar format of a classic romance, which is just what I was in the mood for, despite the predictability. I think the heroine's age didn't quite fit with her shop owner persona and "biological clock," and the hero's massive psychological ha...
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review 1: I don't care if it was predictable at times! I LOVED this story, and might even read it again!I was completely sucked into this twin-switch, fake-fiancé story. Yeah, 2 tried and true tropes, all in one. But it was sweet. And funny. And touching. It brought out the true romanti...
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review 1: This is the 1st books I read by Rita Herron. Book 1 I thought Maddie was kind of desperate for going on a show just for her boyfriend to marry her. I understand Maddie's brothers wanted to protect her, but I felt they treated her like a child. Book 2 I liked a few things about it...
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review 1: This was a light, fun read. Some of the situations were over-the-top and I found the fact that Casey was supposedly a street kid (with a record) growing up who is no stranger to fighting kind of contrary to her supposedly "shy," virginal nature. Also, we have a two-year-old in th...
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review 1: This book to me felt rushed, and the characters were way under developed. It read like a script to a daytime soap. This author seems to have excellent ideas for her stories but doesnt take the time to pull you into the book and let you fall in love with the characters - they are ...
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review 1: Dark Hunger by Rita Herron is an explosive paranormal romance that will leave you drooling with desire round every turn. A tall, dark and sexy hero that will drive our heroine into a tizzy. See that hunka, hunka on the cover, well that only gives you a little insight into the lip...