All Through the Night: Library Edition

from MlleEhreen

This book never really sucked me in and I'm not sure why. Seward was a really compelling hero; he was so in love, and so ashamed of his feelings...incredibly strong but still oddly bashful. He's gorgeous, but his voice is raspy because he was hung (on a noose) for two minutes, and he has a crippl...

from N.W.Moors

Anne Wilder is a demure companion by day and a cat thief by night, pursued by Colonel Jack Seward, an agent for the government. Jack is confused by his attraction to both the plain widow and the burglar, but is determined to catch the thief and solve the mystery. There are complex machinations be...

from carlyrose

This book grew on me. The beginning was a bit slow and confusing. In the middle I was a bit disturbed by the hero and heroine's use of sexuality in their power dynamics. But I enjoyed their growing relationship once they stopped fighting each other. One weak point I think was the story of the gir...

from cmlloyd67

Connie Brockway's novel All Through the Night is a story about a widow (Anne) who steals to assuage her guilt over her husband's death (and well the men that died with him). She steals jewelry from rich ladies who pledge to contribute to her charity for injured and homeless soliders but fail to f...

from TheLustyLiterate

I loved Jack. He is a very sexy and seriously pent-up enforcer. Jack and Anne together as predator and thief is so hot. They are intense and deliciously angsty lovers. The characters and world surrounding the two is less enthralling and unevenly held my attention.