Grade A #BookReview: In the Devil’s Nebula by Anna Hackett + #Giveaway My Review: This is the second book in Anna Hackett’s re-release of her Phoenix Adventures series, and I was reminded yet again of how much I loved this series back when it came out ten or so years ago. I’m also pleased beyond imagining that the stories - at least so far and we’ll certainly see - are still just as good a decade later.

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A- #BookReview: At Star’s End by Anna Hackett My Review: I originally reviewed At Star’s End OMG TWELVE years ago for the much-lamented Sci-Fi Romance Quarterly. That was a long time ago, especially in internet years, and represents an entire space flotilla of books under the reading bridge. But it’s a story that has stuck in my memory over all these years. Not necessarily the specific details, but definitely the gist.

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A- #BookReview: No Matter the Cost by Anna Hackett My Review: RED was code for “Retired, Extremely Dangerous” at least according to the classic action movie (OMG only from 2010) of the same name. A movie which was based loosely on a comic book mini-series. Both the comic series and the movie were about a group of retired assassins who were still so DAMN dangerous that their former organizations put a hit out on them.

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#BookReview: Burn the World Down by Anna Hackett My Review: From a certain point of view, this is a bit of a forbidden fruit kind of romance. Once upon a time, Georgie was just the little girl who followed her older brother and his best friend around their small town - and Nash was that ‘big brother’s best friend’. She had a crush and he thought she was too young for him.

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#BookReview: Saving Mr. Norcross by Anna Hackett My Review: “A ship in harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for.” And neither is Brynn Norcross. Considering that Vander Norcross first met his future wife, then-SFPD Detective Brynn Sullivan, when she was undercover in a motorcycle gang (their story is The Powerbroker), it’s not as if he doesn’t know that. Her innate badassness is one of the things he loves about her.

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A- #BookReview: Before and After by Anna Hackett My Review: This is the romance we knew was coming at the end of the first book in the Langston Hotels series, Night and Day. And the title for this one is an even bigger clue to the characters and their story than it was in that first book. Both Allie Ford and Caden Castro are in the midst of lives that have been irrevocably divided into “Before” and “After”.

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Grade A #BookReview: Night and Day by Anna Hackett My Review: Tessa Ashford has always, always wanted to be the manager of the Windward Resort in her beautiful Colorado hometown. The thing about achieving your dream and being on top of the world is that there’s nowhere to go. Not that Tessa isn’t enjoying maintaining the iconic resort in the style and status to which it, and the locals in the surrounding town that rely on it, have come to expect.

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