Hidden Currents by Christine Feehan

Ratings: * * * * (out of 5*) R18
Genre: Paranormal Romance



Elle Drake, the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter, the daughter who will inherit the Drake Family Legacy is trapped in a madman’s world. Tortured and beaten, she calls out tot eh one man she knows who can rescue her.
Deputy Sheriff Jackson Deveau has always loved Elle Drake but his own torture past is hindering him from showing his feelings. Now, Elle has reached out from a dark place. He will find a way to free her from a mad telepath’s grasps and fulfill the Drake Legacy with Elle.
It is a thrilling, fast-paced action story filled with psychic battles and heart-filled romance. As Elle and Jackson try to heal their own past, they soon realize they need to heal each other’s hearts first. The Queen of Paranormal does not disappoint. Every turn of the page has either passion or danger. The ending will not dissatisfy either. Truths will be revealed and a prophecy is fulfilled. This book is more intense than the previous six Drake Sisters Novels.

The School for Husbands by Wendy Holden

Ratings: * * * * (out of 5 *)
Genre: Contemporary Romance

The story doesn't start with boy meets girl. The story starts in the middle of a marriage. Couple do fall out of love for various reasons and it takes a love story to bring them back together.

Sophie is not happy with Mark. He works late and never phones. All the responsibilities are placed on her shoulders and he's being a typical male. As in not closing toothpaste, not cleaning after self, that kind of thing. Small but everything adds up and Sophie can't take it anymore. Worse, she and her mother thinks he's sleeping with a co-worker.

Mark is desperate to save his marriage especially now that they have a baby son to worry about. When Sophie went to her mother's house, he quits his job and enrolls in Dr. Martha's School for Husbands.

Dr. Martha has her quirky ways in training good husbands. Tortures, awful lodgings, ghastly food but Mark has to bear it all to prove his love to Sophie. On the sides, there is Sophie's mother pushing her to date a millionaire and sabotages to make sure Mark fails his final exam: Marriage.

It's a very good read especially to those who are just beginning to be couple. In life, men will be men. Sometimes, these men still have that caveman thinking that women must take care of the home. But this is a book for men as well. It shows that there must be compromise in a relationship. Little things might blow out of proportions because of the lack of communication. Oh, and in a relationship, you have to be best friend with your in-laws.

A witty and hilarious novel!