Deborah Cooke: Author

Category: Reviews

  • Audio Review for The Rogue

    Here’s a wonderful audio review for The Rogue. Not only did Eileen love the book and the audio production, but she wrote a thorough review AND pulled together some details about the narrator, Ashley Klanac, and yours truly, too. You can read it right here.

  • Visiting the Reading Cafe

    Recently, I was interviewed by Sandy S at the Reading Cafe, and that interview is posted on their site today. There’s also a lovely review for The Frost Maiden’s Kiss, and one for The Renegade’s Heart, too. Here’s the link. Come on over and say hello!

  • Review for The Rogue in Audio

    Heather posted a 4-star review of the audio edition of The Rogue, and here’s a snippet: “With lives on the line and uncertainty on who to trust, this book has a fascinating plot that will keep readers enthralled. The Rogue contains a perfect blend of romance, love, betrayal, and mystery. The story is incredibly detailed…

  • Bitten by Books Review of Rebel

    And today, we have the third review from Carol Malcolm at Bitten by Books for my Prometheus Project series of urban fantasy romances. This one is for Rebel, and here is the concluding paragraph of her review: “In this fabulous novel, Delacroix masterfully combines the unlikely mix of non-stop action and suspense with intriguing intellectual…

  • Bitten by Books Review of Guardian

    Today, I’m continuing to share Carol Malcolm’s wonderful reviews of my Prometheus Project series of urban fantasy romances. Here are her concluding comments in her review of Guardian: “No mean feat, the author ably sustains the suspense of the characters on the run in a cat-and-mouse game for the duration of the novel, resulting in…