In From the Cold - February 2013
Harlequin, February 2013 ISBN: 978-0-373-71831-3 When it’s cold outside... A city girl to her core, Callie MacKintosh doesn’t do rugged. She does do her job, however. That’s why she’s here in this Rocky Mountain town getting more of rugged than she ever wanted. All she has to do is persuade Gabe Jordan to sign over his share of the family land so her boss can develop it. Too bad the situation is not that simple. Gabe is her boss’s estranged brother. And Gabe is the most fascinating man she’s ever met. Her focus is severely compromised by his strong, sexy ways. More than that, having spent time on this land, she’s no longer convinced a ski resort belongs here. But she thinks she might. Because for the first time, with Gabe, she feels as though she’s come home. Reviews: IN FROM THE COLD Romantic Times Book Reviews rating 4.5 stars: Callista MacKintosh is in Accord, Colo., to convince her boss’s estranged brother, Gabe Jordan, to sell his portion of the land he and his brothers jointly own. But Gabe needs the land because he uses it to run a dog-sledding business, and because he’s still recovering from the death of his friend when the two were together in Afghanistan. Despite Nick’s threats to fire her if she doesn’t get the job done, Callie finds Gabe impossible to resist. Sullivan’s excellent descriptive skills shine through when describing Gabe’s business, and readers will enjoy her original plot and believable characters with realistic problems. Reviewed by: Alexandra Kay Award winning author Mary Sullivan delights her readers with a new town and fresh characters in her Accord, Colorado series beginning with IN FROM THE COLD. She introduces us to the Jordan men. They are Gabe, the brawny eldest brother, mild-mannered Tyler, Accord’s sheriff, and citified Nick, an unhappy man with a chip on his shoulder. IN FROM THE COLD is Gabe’s story. We learn why he has withdrawn from the town and how one savvy lady teaches him to smile again. Kudos, Mary Sullivan, for creating another compelling series with interesting characters and their heartwarming stories. CataNetwork Reviews Home to Laura - March 2013
Harlequin, March 2013 ISBN: 978-0-373-60761-7 Coming back has just raised the stakes. A single encounter with the gorgeous Laura Cameron and
Nick Jordan knows he has a lot to make up for. What he did to her years ago changed their lives dramatically. Unfortunately making amends isn’t easy, especially when this sizzling attraction keeps interfering with his good intentions. He’s torn between the strong urge to get out of the hometown he despises and exploring what could develop between them. The longer Nick’s in Colorado, though, the more he seems tied to this place. His daughter insists he reconcile with his estranged brothers. And the project that brought him here has hit a roadblock. But the one thing that could tip the scales in keeping him here? When Laura announces she’s pregnant ...with his child! Reviews: HOME TO LAURA Romantic Times Book Reviews rating 4.5 stars: When Nick Jordan travels to his hometown of Accord, Colo., to solve a problem with the ski resort he’s building there, he runs into bakery owner Laura Cameron. Laura was the woman Nick slept with while she was engaged to his brother, ruining their engagement and creating a rift between him and his sibling. But the spark is still there, and after a one-night stand leaves Laura pregnant, Nick is determined to do the right thing and convince her they should be together — while trying to reconcile with his estranged brothers. Sullivan’s well-executed plot points and sparkling dialogue stand out in this excellent read. Reviewed by: Alexandra Kay ORDINARY, MONTANA series:No Ordinary Cowboy, ISBN: 978-0-373-71570-1 A Cowboy's Plan, ISBN: 978-0-373-7163109 This Cowboy's Son, ISBN: 978-0-373-71653-1 Beyond Ordinary, ISBN: 978-0-373-71717-0 These Ties That Bind, ISBN: 978-0-373-71743-9 No Ordinary Sheriff, ISBN: 978-0-373-71780-4 | No Ordinary Cowboy - June, 2009 Winner RomCon Reader's Crown Best First Book Romantic Times Magazines Reviewers' Choice Best First Series Romance  ISBN: 978-0-373-71570-1 * ...exquisite love story...characters are well-drawn and sympathetic, and readers won't be able to keep from loving them. RT Book Reviews, 4.5 stars * Here is a debut novel worth looking for...a poignant tale of two wounded souls who find comfort, love and ultimately happiness. The Romance Reader. A Cowboy's Plan - April, 2010 Winner Booksellers' Best Long Contemporary Award  ISBN: 978-0-373-71631-9 * ...heart-wrenching tale of love and loss... RT Book Reviews * Brilliant new author Mary Sullivan pens a heart-warming story about the healing power of love...that will tug at the heart and leave us smiling. Cataromance. * A Cowboy's Plan is Mary Sullivan's second title and woot!, it was good...a wonderful romance with laughter, tears and enough passion to keep you turning the pages. Well done, Ms. Sullivan IReadRomance.com This Cowboy's Son - August, 2010  ISBN: 978-0-373-71653-1 * The addition of a secondary romance adds depth and complexity to this story. RT Book Reviews. Beyond Ordinary - July, 2011  ISBN: 978-0-373-71717-0 * Beyond Ordinary is well written. RT Book Reviews. These Ties That Bind - November, 2011  ISBN: 978-0-373-71743-9 * Sullivan does a particularly good job creating characters with depth through the use of her dialogue and description. Rem's commitment shines through in everything he does, and Sara's uncertainty rings true in her dealings with Rem. RT Book Reviews. No Ordinary Sheriff - May, 2012  ISBN: 978-0-373-71780-4 * NO ORDINARY SHERIFF is the last book in talented Mary Sullivan's Ordinary, Montana series. It will be sad to say goodbye to Ordinary, but we are eagerly looking forward to more from this award-winning author. CataNetwork Reviews * NO ORDINARY SHERIFF is very clever...Sullivan has woven a web of deceit, excitement and thrills while still managing to find the lighter side of love and emotion. Fresh Fiction |
