Review: Oh Gosh, What a collection.  7 amazing author in one place!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2013
I checked out this collection because it included several authors that I love and all the stories sounded fantastic. With a TBR pile of over 100 books, I had to dive into MMM7 immediately.I started with Undercover Secrets because Sally Berneathy is one of the authors that I already enjoy.  It will come as no surprise to fan of Sally Berneathy to hear that it was excellent!Allison is a 30 something investigative news reporter following a tough divorce who badly needs a strong story to help her make it in the business. The death of homeless people may be her ticket to a job as an news anchor, so to further her investigation, she starts spending time around a homeless shelter. There she meets a supposedly indigent man who does not fit with the others and her curiosity is peaked; could he be the killer, is he really just down on his luck, or is there a whole other story? She makes it her job to find out while keeping an eye and ear out for imformation that could lead to the killer if it is not Bill. So, she is fighting not just for her job and to keep custody of her daughter, now she has to fight her interest in this man that she knows is not a bum, and she doubts that he is a killer, but she doesn't know who or what he is.Wildfire by Mina KhanThe idea of dragons in modern day West Texas was a particular draw for me because I spent much of the best times of my youth in the area and to pair that country with dragons made it irresistible. To say this book did not disappoint would be such an understatement that it wouldn't even be fair to fellow readers.  The characters, the pacing, the little details that make everything seem so real without overburdening the story, all drew me in, just as MK's first description did.  But the story it self, a suspenseful tale of family and greed and survival and love in so many of its faces, flowed and raced so beautifully that as soon as I finished, I had to jump out of bed to share it with my friends and fellow readers.This is my first book by Mina Khan and it will soon be followed by more.Lynn, a shape-shifter dragon, flies to the aid of a friend drawn by a nightmare, barely arriving in time to save her friend.  Once there she discovers two things, there have been too many fire in the area, and a male dragon is responsible for this fire.  Lynn writes an article about the next fire and is offered a job with the local newspaper which gives her a great excuse and opportunity to investigate the fires. Thereafter follows emotional conflict and confusion as signs seem to lead in too many directions; I mean, how many dragons can one expect to find in a in all of West Texas?The Healing by Lj Charles (the reason I first looked at the set.  I am a serious Lj Charles fan)Great!  Loved it! Great suspense mixed with psychic visions and a really unexpected turn. Fast paced story with wonderful characters as always.Nia De'Brie, nursing management consultant, flees North Dakoat to Honolulu trying to escape visions of murder. Unfortunately, that didn't work to well though; not only did she "see" another murder, she ran into the murderer face to face, a terribly unbelievable face.I have to move away from MMM7 for a couple of days to finish this series, I had decided to save this one and Teresa Reasors for the end because I knew I would want to read the next two books immediately, but I couldn't wait.I will add more as I continue through the book.. I already bought the sequels to Breaking Free after hearing Teresa J. Reasor, who is new to me, discuss the series during the online release party; she just drew me in but I will save it for last so I can move on to the next two books in the series without feeling bad about leaving MMM7.  When I get back, I will  have to decide among the remainder.  Jenna Bennet is another one of my favorite authors, Stephanie Queen has such a delightful quirkiness to her rather unusual hero and heroine, and last but not least, just from her conversation, it seems that Andris Bear brings something special to every word she writes.  Such a quandary. I may seem a bit effusive, but that is exactly how I feel.