THE BUZZ
From Romantic Times BOOKreview
RT Top Pick for COLD CASE AFFAIR!
COLD CASE AFFAIR (4.5) by Loreth Anne White: The sad legacy of Safe Harbor, Alaska, is the bomb that killed 12 miners including Muirinn’s father. When her grandfather dies, Muirinn returns home for the first time in years and runs into Jett, the great love of her life, and the reason she’s stayed away. While the passion between them hasn’t died, they both have some big secrets. When Muirinn learns that her grandfather was following up on clues regarding the still unsolved bombing and was murdered, she and Jett vow to finally find out the truth.
White hits the jackpot with this newest addition to the Wild Country series. There’s an intriguing mystery, but the real pull is the passion and magic between this dynamic pair.
—Sandra Garcia-Myers
From Romantic Times BOOKreview
MANHUNTER dishes up “Creepy chills” – 1st review is in!
After Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer Gabe Caruso can’t save his fiancee from a sadistic serial killer, he has trouble dealing with the guilt. His only consolation is that he put the man in jail. Cutting himself off, Gabe takes a post in Black Arrow Falls, a small town in the Yukon. There, he meets tracker Silver Karvonen, a woman with secrets of her own. Both are stunned to feel the pull of attraction. Then the killer escapes, and Gabe knows that trouble is on the way. Loreth Anne White serves up some creepy chills in Manhunter (4), as a serial killer wages both psychological and physical warfare. This compelling tale, part of the Wild Country series, features two emotionally scarred people who discover that being together makes them stronger.
—Sandra Garcia-Myers
From The Romance Reader:
“THE HEART OF A RENEGADE is a skillfully crafted novel, packed with complex characters involved in a well-used plot line; however, it is innovatively done. Loreth Anne White’s pacing is superb, maintaining ever mounting intensity as the story plays out. This story is rich with detail, and a plot that could be expanded to a 450 page hardcover. That said, it does not feel as if it were condensed but evolves in the expected manner only to twist and turn a bit adding interest and suspense. The dynamics between Jessica and Luke are extraordinarily well handled.
White is a very gifted author and whose future novels will be sought out by this reviewer.”
–Thea Davis
A TOP PICK from Romantic Times BOOKreview for THE HEART OF A RENEGADE
“Luke Stone is just like a stone. After his pregnant wife is murdered, he closes up emotionally, until his employer asks him to protect Jessica Chan, who’s a target of the Chinese Triad Dragons for attempting to expose their atrocities. Luke doesn’t want to be responsible for anyone, and he’s surprised to find a kindred spirit in Jessica. When they’re on the run with only each other to lean on, their emotional barriers crumble. The Heart of a Renegade (4.5) is an action ride full of thrills and surprises and a love story that will make your heart beat faster.
Loreth Anne White has expanded her Shadow Soldiers series, and intriguing and dynamic characters continue to make it compelling.
—Sandra Garcia-Myers
And a five-star review from CataRomance.com:
From the instance THE HEART OF A RENEGADE starts, one will take an indrawn breath and continue to gasp until the explosive ending. The danger is believably suspenseful with heart-pounding threats, and how they are carried out is terrifying realistic. Just when one thinks all is going smoothly for the hero and heroine, more peril crops up and they must once again fight for their lives.
Luke and Jessica are one of the most endearing couples about whom I have had the pleasure to read, and their compelling story profoundly touched me. Whether they are fleeing from the enemy or expressing exactly how they feel on a subject, their actions are authentic and make them seem very true-to-life. Ms. White had me caring for this couple and what the future holds for them, causing numerous tension-filled moments during the story. THE HEART OF A RENEGADE masterfully evokes images and feelings to create an enthralling plus emotional story which never disappoints.
–Amelia Richard
SEDUCING THE MERCENRY earns Cata award
I am thrilled to learn SEDUCING THE MERCENARY has been named a CataRomance Reviewers Choice award winner for 2007. Thank you to the Cata team!
Anna Lucia Says:
Gorgeous picture, Loreth. I adore snow, so I’m jealous… but I’m betting that MUCH snow ALL THE TIME would peeve me somewhat…
Meretta Says:
I think our geese hit Calgary and stop, their poor wings tired. Or so it seems when you drive by Bow River and see hundreds of them congregated.
I don’t envy you the slurpee run! I’m on my treadmill now. The roads here are too slick and I’m not risking getting hit by a car!
Toni Anderson Says:
Yikes!!
Our geese started moving last week after the first big snowfall. If I were them I’d have gone when the temperature was still above zero. Florida looks good right about now
Kristen Says:
I saw some geese yesterday. All of them flying south. It’s getting really chilly right now, it’s about 64 or so. Not really cold for you, I guess, but that’s freezing down here. Or at least, what it was last night – 40 degrees – is. =P I don’t evny you… but I do envy the geese!
Bailey Stewart Says:
So yea, Kristen’s right – nights in the 40s. And I sleep with the ceiling fan on full speed, another fan blowing on high and the heat off. At 3:00 this morning I wake up because I’m too hot – off goes the top blanket and I sleep the rest of the night with just the sheet and one blanket. See, I love cold weather.
For us it’s the squirrels scurrying around frantically burying nuts for the winter stash. The geese only fly overhead on their way to Mexico.
Loreth Says:
Lol Meretta … maybe the geese have me fooled and only go as far south as Vancouver
. Seriously, what do those birds to when everything freezes over in Calgary?
Loreth Says:
Bailey, 40 degrees sounds pretty pleasant … or have I screwed up my conversion from Metric?
And LOL Kristen … me too. I have geese envy. Snowbird envy. Mind you, the flying must be pretty tough going if you have to flap your wings yourself.
Yes .. stay off those roads, Meretta. At least I don’t have cars to worry about on my trails.