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Review: Hold Me If You Can by Stephanie Rowe

by Lynn Reynolds 02.10.2012

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Natalie Fleming was briefly murdered by a deedub. She also owns a boutique chocolate shop. But she has a challenge ahead – creating magical desserts overnight after having her shop looted. She goes into her walk-in freezer and meets her murderer. Boy, that’s one hell of a way to start your [...]

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Review: Encompassed (Immortal Series, Book 4) by Em Petrova

by Sandra Scholes 01.27.2012

Reviewed by Sandra Scholes It is interesting the amount of cross genre fiction there is out for readers to have a look at. Encompassed, book 4 is Em Petrova’s chance to show how she can weave a ship’s captain and a Mayan Princess into a loving relationship. There is a reason Dante and Maria are [...]

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Review: Getting Familiar with Your Demon by Jodi Redford

by Susan S. 01.21.2012

Reviewed by Susan S. Please hold. Flip. Flip-flip. After a quick scan of my mental rolodex, Samael Gorasola is the baddest hero I’ve ever encountered. He’s sexy bad and you’ll hate loving him. Or is it, love hating him? Either way works! Summary: That Old Black Magic, Book 4 Samael (Sam) Gorasola is a dirty-mouthed [...]

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Review: Ten Things I Love About You (Bevelstoke, Book 3) by Julia Quinn

by Keira 01.18.2012

Heroine: Annabel Winslow, eldest sister of 8 siblings, is soon to be engaged to an overweight, short-tempered nobleman as old as her grandmother. She must agree or risk her family’s future happiness. If she does, she loses her own. But she still has time before the Earl of Newbury asks, perhaps there is another way? [...]

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Review: Off the Record (Love on the Line, Book One) by Camryn Rhys

by Lynn Reynolds 01.13.2012

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Katrina Parker is a chef at a new restaurant. Because of a mix-up, she’s seen buying some food at the local supermarket. There she gets a nice surprise by meeting Emily Reed. Emily’s son Ben seems fascinated by Kit’s coat. Kit is fascinated by Emily but she’s not sure if Emily [...]

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The Siren’s Lure

by Guest Blogger 01.05.2012

Guest Blog by Patricia Rice, author of The Lure of Song and Magic My name is Patricia Rice and I’m a romance reader. And writer. The two go hand-in-hand. Over the years I’ve published probably fifty historical and contemporary romances. In THE LURE OF SONG AND MAGIC I’ve finally combined the magical Malcolms and logical [...]

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A Warrior’s Worst Nightmare

by Guest Blogger 01.04.2012

Guest Post by Stephanie Rowe, author of Hold Me If You Can Meet the men of the Soulfire series: a team of loyal, deadly warriors who have recently escaped from the Den of Womanly Pursuits after 150 years of torture and sensitivity training by Death’s slighty psychotic (but well-meaning) grandma. These hardened survivors have been [...]

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YA Contemporary Romance Series: A Girlfriend’s Guide to Boys by Stephanie Rowe

by Sharon S. 01.03.2012

Guest Post by Sharon S. Back in 2003 Stephanie Rowe became a published author for the first time with her teen romance Putting Boys on the Ledge under the name Stephanie Davis. She has decided to re-release it along with three others in the series as ebooks. Do you remember your first real kiss? That [...]