PNR has released a great new review on Author's Demise:

"Romance, Suspense and Humor all in one package"

Lana Anderson has a big problem; all the authors she represents are being killed in a manner they wrote in their unfinished books. Now she is the next target. To help keep her safe her boss hires someone to protect her, but as far a Lana knows he is just another author she gets stuck entertaining. Of course he happens to be one very sexy man who heats her blood but also seems to manage to try her patience. But, nothing can happen between them or he would learn her secret.

Brett Colton realized this was going to be one of the best jobs he ever took, beautiful woman who knows her own mind and has no problem speaking it. As much as he wants to explore the attraction, he know that he has a job to do. But who says you cannot have a little fun while you work?

As Lana and Brett try to put a plan together to catch the killer they are drawn closer together. Before they realize what is happening they find themselves falling in love, but will a killer put an end to their happiness?

Author's Demise is another wonderful story by Franny Armstrong; funny, suspenseful and romantic. The chemistry between Lana and Brett is electrifying, and they are so much fun. Armstrong keeps you guessing as to who the killer is; just when you think you have it figured out she throws a wrench in your theory.

Reviewed by Annette Stone
Posted April 7, 2010

 

TROPICAL BALM

"Touching Romance of Love Lost and New Love Found"

After losing her beloved husband of nearly thirty years, and twenty-two year old son in a plane crash she couldn't prevent, Teal Green leaves Canada and everyone she knows to escape to Jamaica, hiding in the hills to grieve. What was the point in having prophetic dreams if she couldn't get people like her husband to listen to her warnings?

Hired to build an addition onto Teal's small house to house a fifteen year old starving, pregnant teen, ex-Toronto cop Camden Brookes takes one look into Teal's eyes and is lost. He too left a world of pain behind in Canada to make a new life in Jamaica.

Neither one wants to love and lose again yet they find that they can't live without each other. Passion stirs hotter than the Jamaican sun as love blooms anew.

Franny Armstrong writes a wonderful, heartfelt story about older generations that young or old can enjoy, and even relate to. The love/hate relationship between Teal and Camden offers laughter, romance and that refusal to admit they actually like each other. A story that shows there is love after loss, and that life does continue on.

Reviewed by Annette Stone
Posted June 12, 2010.