Series: Broken Heart
by Author Michele Bardsley
The Lies that Save Us (2000)
I stumbled upon this book when I was given a copy of the 2nd book Solitary Tears for an honest review. I downloaded The Lies that Save Us so I would know what was going on in the series. I was happy I did. I enjoyed this book. Going into it I wasn't sure what to expect. There was mystery, act...
Only Lycans Need Apply (2013)
The story is awesome. It is filled with the wonderfully witty humor with just a touch of smart ass that will truly make you LOL.Dr. Moira Jameson and crew are on a dig in the Sudan, when they are attached by rogue vampires. Drake and some others from Broken Heart come to the rescue. The immediate...
Cocktail Mit Einem Vampir Roman (2010)
This series is just awsome. I love it and can't wait to read more in it. love how you never know what to expect in this series
Must Love Lycans (2011)
I haven't read the previous books in the series. I doubt I will. the book was a good quick read. I don't know if it is really three stars but I liked it so we will stick with three stars. The plot was quick, there's not a lot of world or character building. the feel and dialogue are very Sookie S...
Come Hell or High Water (2010)
Another good book in this series.Phoebe Allen is coerced into making love to a Scottish hottie, Connor Ballard. He told her that they would not be bound for 100 years but he lied to her. She found out after that he was on a mission to find a tailisman that will help keep the demon, Lilith, in the...
Cross Your Heart (2010)
Who knew that a vampire could be afraid of ghosts! Widowed Elizabeth Bretton had returned to the Silverstone estate in Broken Heart Oklahoma (though her Great Uncle's will states that no Livingstone can live in the home), and became a victim of a vampire attack the same night as many other Br...
Wait Till Your Vampire Gets Home (2008)
When I initially finished this book last night, I had thought it wasn’t all that bad. Of course, there were a few things that had gotten annoying, but the humor and the book’s concept kind of made up for it. However, as the hours went by, I liked it less and less. I’ve now come to realize tha...