I am a big fan of really well written romantic suspense and Toni Anderson is one of the best authors writing today in this genre. Her books always include intricately created suspense, strong women and heroes with well rounded characters accompanying their muscles. There is just the right amount of jeopardy, sizzle and humour and every aspect is meticulously researched. I can’t recommend Toni Anderson’s books highly enough if you enjoy romantic suspense and we beautiful written yarn.

Cold Blooded by Toni Anderson is another installment in the Cold Justice series. Note: this review contains spoilers! It’s a brilliant psychological thriller that has the characters questioning each other and themselves. When Pip finds her friend dead, she knows no ones believes her ideas about her friend’s death. And while the rugged FBI agent Hunt Kincaid doesn’t trust reporters, he can’t get images of Pip out of his head. When a second person from Cindy’s lab turns up dead, everyone is on the suspect list. Will Kincaid be able to figure it out before anyone else dies? Before Pip learns too much and has the cross hairs trained on her? The characters were so well developed in this book, everyone, it seemed, had motive and possibly means. Every time I thought I had it figured out, something happened and I had to come up with a new idea. I would have read it straight through, but I really needed to get some sleep! There’s action, crazy killers, fast cars, and romance. What more could you ask for?

COLD BLOODED Another great story .We meet Pip, an investigator journalist, quitting her job, and headed to the home of her friend Carol. The police said overdose, and suicide. Pip says murder, and weaves her way thru politics, bio weapons, to prove them wrong. Agent Hunt with FBI can’t let her know he doesn’t like journalists. They keep bumping into each other, and a romance maybe, and to work together, to prove murder. In-depth plot and characters, you know them, and watching the steps they are taking. The plot catches you from beginning to the ending, and won’t disappoint readers.