Firestorm

by Kelly Ann Riley

Kitty's deceased father is suspected of arson, and she comes home to clear his name. The fires are still happening and she is inconveniently attracted to the new fire chief.

This story was interesting enough; nothing deep, but decent light reading: however, the author seems to have gotten her timeline a bit mixed up. In one place, she says, "A little over a year ago, Michael was kidnapped. It took nine months to find him..." and a few pages later (at most a few days in the story) it says, "Two years ago, Luke was totally consumed in finding Michael."

Against all odds

by Irene Hannon

In this romantic suspense novel, FBI agents Coop and Mark must protect Monica from terrorists. Her father, a diplomat in Afghanistan, has received a threat against her in connection with a hostage situation that he is working on. Coop is determined not to let his emotions become involved, but he can't deny his attraction to Monica.

This was a great suspense story, a lot like Dee Henderson's style only more exciting. I had to stay up late and finish it in one evening.