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Wonderful New Review for Just One Silver Fox

Posted on by under Contemporary Romance, Reviews

It’s always a fun thing to receive a new review. Here’s a terrific one for Just One Silver Fox – I think she liked Pierce as much as I do!

Just One Silver Fox, book six of Flatiron Five Fitness series of contemporary romances by Deborah Cooke

“I loved this one a lot. I didn’t know what to expect from a romance with an older couple but it was a nice, fresh change. They knew what they wanted and were blunt and honest about it. I liked it a lot. The characters were strong and the story was great. I enjoyed watching the drama with Farah and Pierce. The back and forth with Pierce and Jacquie was also fun to watch and how he finally wins her is sweet and romantic. Pierce definitely stands out as the most compelling character, out of the two, his back story was fascinating and his whole personality just jumps off the page. He is definitely a character that stays with you even after you finish the book. Loved it.”

You can read the entire review at Rendezvous with a Romance, right here.

You can read more about Just One Silver Fox, right here.

Review for Dragon’s Mate

Posted on by under Dragonfire, Paranormal Romance, Reviews
Dragon's Mate, book four of the DragonFate novels, a series of paranormal romances by Deborah Cooke

There’s a wonderful new review for Dragon’s Mate posted at The Reading Cafe! Here’s a taste: “The detailed premise is heart breaking, engrossing, dramatic and intense; the characters are numerous, energetic, and impassioned; the romance is seductive and edgy.”

Read the entire review HERE.

Learn more about Dragon’s Mate HERE.

Review for Just One Fake Date at Rendezvous with a Romance

Posted on by under Contemporary Romance, Reviews

Just One Fake Date, book one of the Flatiron Five Fitness series of contemporary romances by Deborah CookeHere’s a wonderful way to start the day – with a glowing new review for Tyler’s new book, Just One Fake Date, thanks to Heather at Rendezvous with a Romance:

Deborah Cooke decided to re-write the first book of the Flatiron Five Fitness with a new female lead for Tyler, Shannyn Hawke, with a whole new plot. Shannyn is a freelance photogapher who went to college with Tyler and she has a job to cover the alumni who own Flatiron Five Fitness. From the moment she walks into his office, sparks fly and the story vibe was a lot different from the original book.  I liked it a lot. I liked the chemistry between Shannyn and Tyler, I enjoyed watching Tyler fight for a real relationship with her, and the passion was great between the two.  The original book had Tyler playing two characters, him and a BDSM character with Amy and I just didn’t like how Amy had difficulty seeing how Tyler is the man for her.  In this one, Shannyn had commitment issues, and I liked that conflict better. Tyler had to fight to prove to her that a relationship could work and that he wasn’t going anywhere. There was no need for any subterfuge in this one and I loved how the story flowed and concluded. Overall, so much better start to a series that was awesome! I just want to know what his new billboard looks like with Shannyn 🙂

The billboard is described in book two, Just One More Time.

You can see the review on the Rendezvous with a Romance site, right here.

Thank you, Heather!

A New Review for Some Guys

Posted on by under Contemporary Romance, Reviews

Some Guys Have All the Luck, #4 in the Flatiron Five series of contemporary romances by Deborah CookeThere’s a wonderful new review posted today at The Reading Frenzy for Some Guys Have all the Luck. Here’s a bit:

“Cooke’s latest in her Flatiron 5 series is a hot frienemy-to-lovers tale that deals with some tough, timely issues and stars a couple who will light up and heat up the pages. Reid is the typical misunderstood bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks and Cassie is a woman with a past full of secrets and regrets whose problems have followed both of them to adulthood. The dialogue is casual, immersing readers right into the story and one of the first love scenes has an OMG result that will blow the audience away. The co-stars help fill in all the missing personality and storyline puzzle pieces. Cassie and Reid are definitely the novel’s rock-stars, so if you’re looking for a poignant sexy heated read and don’t mind shedding a few tears along the way this just might be your next must read.”

Thanks Debbie! You can see the whole feature right here.

Review for Some Guys at The Reading Cafe

Posted on by under Contemporary Romance, Reviews

Some Guys Have All the Luck, #4 in the Flatiron Five series of contemporary romances by Deborah CookeThere’s a new review posted at The Reading Cafe today for Some Guys Have All the Luck.

Here’s an excerpt:
“The premise is heart breaking, emotional and entertaining; the characters are broken, animated and embittered; the romance is sensual, spicy and hot. SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK is a raw, gritty and sensitive story where, ala Thomas Wolfe, it’s best not to go home again!”

You can read the entire review right here.

Thanks Sandy!