Books by Tinnean
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review 1: Mark Vincent is works for WBIS and Quinton Mann is CIA. They're both very good at what they do, and working for different agencies makes them rivals professionally. But after meeting on an op, Mark develops a fascination with Quinn. And when Quinn discovers that, the mind-games b...
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review 1: I didn't finish this as it just wasn't my thing. I love +18 romance (with any gender) but have never cared for historical romance. The style of speech and the slooooooow story irritated me. The synopsis led me to expect a story of abuse and excitement yet there were only brief an...
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review 1: Although their romance was sweet, I felt something was... missing. I kept waiting for something to happen, thinking about the cover. Guy with a gun, all sneaky looking. But it didn't. Nothing really happened after Theo and Wills got together. For example since Theo and Wills met ...
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review 1: I have given this read a 4 stars. Tinnean is new to me and her spy vs spook series is the first of her writing that I have read. I don't normally read books that are told from 2 different points of view but yet the same. After I got used to that this series was easy to fall back...
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review 1: Such a good premise (I love when MCs meeting/connecting over email or snail mail at the start of a relationship), and the book started out really well, but then it jumped over important stuff like dates and even the weekend Ben and Jason met face to face--telling what happened in...
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review 1: Contemporary M/M office romance for two men that want a deep monogamous relationship, but have been wasting their time with philandering guys until they meet each other at work.Ransom Burke is a rich handsome gay CEO of Burke, Burke, and Hammett, his family's business that he sav...
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review 1: I liked this book, the sex was hot and stayed hot, but it was to hard to suspend my disbelief frequently. The trail of bodies left behind, competing intelligence agencies, fancy gadgets, all that. Another thing that bugged me was the frequent references to Quinn being the Ice Man...
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review 1: This is a life-time movie kind of book, carrying you along exactly where you think it will go, with everything moving along smoothly like it never does in real life. It was simply written and an easy read, but it won't grip your heart or emotions. The author should have just put ...
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review 1: Sadly this really didn’t work for me. From half way on I started to skim purely because I hate to not finish a book, but this was a close call.Apart from there not being much of an actual story line, it was extremely difficult for me to keep track of who was talking, especially a...
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review 1: This will appeal to fans of the Spy vs Spook series who want to see more romance between Mark and Quinn.While I missed the spice that the intrigue from the previous series had, I definitely enjoyed this continuation their love story. It was definitely time to see more of Mark and...
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review 1: Mark Vincent is one of my favorite characters, so I wasn't sure how well I would like this short story concerning a short love affair in Paris with Peter. Well, there is not much to give away. Each man works for a spy agency, and they end up falling in mutual "like" for each othe...