Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Helen Stoddart is a singer who has caught a gentleman’s attention. Gabriel Venier has come to listen to opera at a Venetian café. He also comes to the aid of a damsel in distress. The heat is combustible between the two of them. If my book was a paperback, the pages [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Please make sure that you read the Dedication – Angel lets you know about what happens with the proceeds from the sale of this book. Garrett Hawkins and Sage Weston seem to be a very sexual couple. But, then Angel gives the reader a surprise – it caught my attention. It [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Hank Cooper is driving along the coast from California into Oregon. There’s just something so peaceful when you’re driving along a coastal road. Cooper has just moved to Thunder Point, Oregon – the name is perfect for a coastal town. It reminds me of a place that I used to go [...]
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Quick Synopsis: Horse fanatic, Hugh Dunne, the Earl of Briarly, had a recent scare with a horse and decided he needs a wife and heir. To get both, he drafts his sister, Caroline, into throwing a house party and lets her pick the guest list. Choice 1: Gwendolyn Passmore is the top girl of the [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This story is told in the first person. This starts off like no other book that I’ve ever read. Can you imagine being paid for what most people do naturally? Can you imagine finding someone that you want to spend time with at a time when most people are sad? As [...]
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Reviewed by Zarabeth It is abundantly clear that this book is written by a woman who loves the Highlands (and Highlanders ) of old. I loved every time she painted the picture of the landscape, the horizon, or the men in this book. And her characters are just as well-written. Lady Marjory Mackintosh and Chief [...]
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Review by Lynn Reynolds The prologue starts on December 31, 1720. It has a shocking beginning and then it jumps over a year ahead. The setting is Venice and our character describes it as if it were female. I always find it interesting how a town is described as being female. It also makes me [...]
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