Nearly fully recovered from a car accident that caused a major concussion, Edie Black is hopeful about returning to her life as a freelance journalist and college teacher. A series of bizarre incidents and the persistent feeling that she’s being followed make Edie question the reliability of her thoughts and instincts. Edie meets Skye Kenny, a brilliant and shy former soldier, and their immediate connection has Edie confessing her paranoid thoughts. Skye convinces Edie she is in real danger, and together the two women discover that information was embedded in Edie’s brain during her concussion recovery and whoever put it there will do whatever it takes to get it back. On the run, Edie and Skye must uncover who is behind this plot while keeping Edie and her mind intact. Trusting Skye with her life, Edie can only hope she can also be trusted with her heart.
Constable Bridget “Marley” Marlowe is always doing the wrong thing for the right reason. This time she’s skating the line of police procedure by protecting a young girl caught up in her father’s designer street drug ring. But when Marley gets injured, she needs help from someone she can trust.
Dr. Devon Wolfe is a burned out psychologist on leave from her job in a busy hospital trauma unit. When Devon meets the injured Marley, she doesn’t know what to make of the bright and beautiful—and occasionally rogue—cop. Devon decides to help Marley and gets mixed up in the world of addictive street drugs, a young girl who knows something but won’t speak, and the uncertainty of knowing right from wrong. All Devon knows is she and Marley are in this together.
Nearly fully recovered from a car accident that caused a major concussion, Edie Black is hopeful about returning to her life as a freelance journalist and college teacher. A series of bizarre incidents and the persistent feeling that she’s being followed make Edie question the reliability of her thoughts and instincts. Edie meets Skye Kenny, a brilliant and shy former soldier, and their immediate connection has Edie confessing her paranoid thoughts. Skye convinces Edie she is in real danger, and together the two women discover that information was embedded in Edie’s brain during her concussion recovery and whoever put it there will do whatever it takes to get it back. On the run, Edie and Skye must uncover who is behind this plot while keeping Edie and her mind intact. Trusting Skye with her life, Edie can only hope she can also be trusted with her heart.
Dr. Kate Morrison doesn’t know how or why someone would create human bombs that are triggered by touch. But when Sergeant Andy Wyles blocks Kate from touching the patient who collapses in her Vancouver ER, Kate joins the investigation to demand answers, regardless of the danger. As the two women work together to find those responsible for creating an army of human weapons, Kate finds it increasingly difficult to ignore her feelings for the fiercely protective and unrelentingly perceptive cop. The investigation escalates, and Kate gradually begins to trust Andy, not only with her safety but also with the difficult details of her past. With lives at risk and her heart on the line, Kate must search for a way to defuse the bombs and save her patients, even as she questions the intensifying connection between herself and Andy.
Alessia Cavalii is a rising star in the competitive international wine scene, and one of only twenty-six female master sommeliers in the world. Her home is a gorgeous, renovated winery on the sun-soaked southern coast of Italy, she has a career she adores, and she has finally managed to end a long-term toxic relationship. But Alessia is hiding a dangerous secret—and she’s edging dangerously closer to losing the beautiful life she’s worked so hard to create.
Parker Haven is a captain in the US Army and stationed at the NATO military camp in Italy. A detective with the military police, she’s recruited to help solve a string of murders in the city and becomes inexplicably drawn into Alessia’s world. As the intrigue surrounding the case—and Alessia—spins dangerously out of control, Parker must choose between her military career and the woman she’s falling in love with.
How can we be sure we truly know the people we love?
Reprint. Previously published as The Last First Kiss.
When Natalie Brewer finally forged the courage to leave her husband, Allen, she thought she’d be able to live life on her own terms. But to Allen, they are still married, and they are to remain that way till death do them part. When Allen begins to stalk her, Natalie does the only thing she can do—she runs.
Horse rancher Vaughn Ruger is having a bad day. Two of her best broodmares have escaped, and two of her ranch hands are no-shows. What’s worse, her ranch is already on the brink of going under, and just one more thing will send it all spiraling. With so many problems on her mind, she almost passes up the woman on the side of the road crying in her vehicle. Almost.
Vaughn and Natalie have chemistry they can’t ignore, but neither is safe to act on it. They join forces to help each other, but the outside world keeps knocking at the door, threatening more trouble and making the love and the life they want together impossible.
London Granger gave up her modeling career for investigative journalism only to discover no one would hire her to write anything but fluff. The only way to get ahead? Investigate something people will actually read. That’s how her next assignment becomes “What’s it Really Like to Be a Billionaire?” Her boss hooks her up on a glitzy getaway to St. Kitts undercover, as the totally platonic companion of media mogul Miranda Northbrooke.
Tennyson Security protects the rich and famous, and Kayla Tennyson built it from the ground up. She has more money than she can spend, but sorting through the fakes and finding someone honest and genuine is tough. She tried with Miranda Northbrooke, and it ended in disaster. But the gorgeous writer she meets while protecting a movie star on St. Kitts just might be the real deal. Until she learns London and Miranda are at the resort together.
London isn’t sure what she expected of Miranda’s ex, but it certainly wasn’t strength and beauty. And while Kayla would like to write London off as Miranda’s new plaything, she can’t get past how smart and funny she is. London and Kayla are perfect for one another, but if London reveals the ruse, she risks not only the opportunity of her career, but Kayla’s trust as well.
Jessica Webb just seems to never disappoint. She knows how to twist and turn not only the events happening within the story but also the emotions of all the characters involved. That will keep you on the edge of your seat wanting more. I would love to learn more about Skye and Edie and am looking forward reading more from Jessica Webb! I highly recommend Repercussions or many book written by Jessica Webb!
Reviewed by Jude Rabot
A sweet and tender romance blended with a riveting, gut-wrenching thriller
By Netgalley.com on Jun 14, 2017 01:06
This is the first book I've read by this author and I am so hooked. There is a singular talent for being able to write a sweet and tender romance blended with a riveting, gut-wrenching thriller and that is what you will find in Repercussions.
Edie and Skye initially meet over coffee through their separate support groups facilitated by their therapist. Their attraction is sweet and sometimes adorably awkward, but while they are somewhat broken, flawed, and imperfect by their past traumas, they quickly realize they might be perfect for each other. A sense of hope washes over both of them after their first date. That hope is abruptly and harshly interrupted when Skye's trained military eye notices that Edie is being followed and soon they find themselves in grave danger and on the run.
The balance of blending that romance with the thriller really shines and you are never too far from intense moments of attraction between these two while they are trying to unravel the mystery surrounding Edie's pursuers and trying to escape threats to her life. I absolutely devoured this book, looking forward to every new page of adventure and intrigue. A very polished and well-written book, this one will definitely be on the re-read list for me.
Reviewed by Cathie Williamson
Webb, has easily turned into one of my favorite authors
By Netgalley.com on Jun 9, 2017 10:06
There are so many book coming out shortly, by authors I really enjoy. Radclyffe, Brooke, Winter, Walsh, Friend, so many, that I did not know where to start. Well, that all changed when I got my hands on Jessica Webb's new book yesterday. No offense to these other fantastic authors, but when I get my hands on a Webb book, I have to read it immediately! I'm so happy to be able to say, this book was everything I hoped for, and even more.
The story is about Edie, a journalist that went through an awful accident. She had a server concussion that affected parts of her memory, sensitivity to sounds, and even jumbles her thoughts. It has also made her paranoid, that someone is following her. At a recovery group meeting, Edie meets an ex-military, protection specialist Skye. Edie is instantly attracted to the strong but shy women. After spending some time together, Edie starts to realize, she might not be paranoid after all. Someone really might be following her. Can Skye be the one not only to save Edie, but to also steal her heart?
I loved Webb's first book Trigger. In fact I loved the whole Dr. Kate Morrison series. But what made Trigger really special, is that it was so different. It was not something we have read in lesfic before. I'm surprised and elated, to have that same feeling after reading this book. I have not read anything like this in lesfic before. I don't know where Webb gets her ideas, but her imagination is wonderful. Yes, I know I am fan-girling out, but I can't help it!
This book sucks you in immediately. It is a page turner, and I could not put the book down until I was finished. I wondered how Webb could make two new mains as likeable as Andy and Kate, well damn Edie and Skye come pretty close. And while this is an absolute action book, I thought Webb balanced the romance really well. The characters have obvious chemistry and they almost devour each other, in the sex scenes. It was pretty damn intense, in a good way:)
The way this book wrapped up, it might not be a series...But, there was a great secondary character in JC and the intriguing Dr. Crask, that would make for an excellent spin-off. Hopefully, if Webb goes this way, she will check in on Edie and Skye.
This is an absolutely easy recommendation for me to make to action-romance fans. If you enjoyed the book Trigger, you will enjoy this. You might even like this better, as the romance is a little more balanced. Webb, has easily turned into one of my favorite authors. I'm amazed how she can put out this kind of quality, book after book.
Reviewed by Lex Kent
feel giving 5 stars to this book just isn't enough.
By Netgalley.com on Jun 9, 2017 10:06
I can not describe how excited I was to see this book on NetGalley! I have loved all the books in the Dr. Kate Morrison series. Love me some Kate and Andy! So while disappointed this was an entirely new book with new characters...at the same time couldn't wait to see where Webb would take me this time!
This was really, really good. I pretty much read this in two sittings...separated by a few hours of sleep. I had trouble putting it down! Interesting, fast moving plot. Wonderful, well-developed characters. Sweet romance.
So glad we have Jessica Webb writing in LesFic!! I feel giving 5 stars to this book just isn't enough. When I compare to other books I've given 5 stars in the past..honestly there is very little that compares.