Packing Heat by Penny McCall
Think of this as a wacky comedy, and you’d be fine.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Dead Right by Cate Noble
The author does her research on Southeast Asian using B-grade action movies from the 1980s, it seems.
Pussycat Death Squad by Roslyn Hardy Holcomb
Ooh, a kickass heroine! Her being Muslim leads to some head-scratching behavior that seems to contradicts her faith, though.
Fade to Black by Leslie Parrish
Leslie Kelly decides to unleash her dark side in a gritty romantic suspense tale, and it’s just awesome.
One Scream Away by Kate Brady
The usual bumbling heroine fool antics apply, the better to get the “suspense” thing going.
Truth or Dare by DA and DP MacDonald
These authors try, but this one is the epitome of an indie work: underbaked, under polished, under… everything.
Legend Hunter by Jennifer McKenzie
There’s Bigfoot, and a user who takes advantage of our heroine.
Mad World by Pepper Espinoza
Ooh, this one is dark, gritty, and just lovely all around. Well, at least until the late third.
Under His Protection by Denise A Agnew
SWAT guys have long guns.
Lady Anne and the Howl in the Dark by Donna Lea Simpson
Considering my reaction to the author’s last few books, this one is a shockingly pleasant surprise indeed.