Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Tatyana Petrova is having trouble with her car. She’s stuck on a mountain road on New Year’s Eve. Annali Templeton seems to be writing in a notebook and Ryce Champion is trying to drag her attention away when Hunter Finn arrives. Hunter finds out that a friend has seriously been hurt. [...]
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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 Sarah Weston is a music grad student who has been offered the job of a lifetime. Nicolas Pertusato is the man that is taking her to her dream job. He’s also something of a tour guide. There are several other characters that lead us on a tour through Prague and Lobkowicz [...]
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Guest blog by Kristin Miller, author of Gone with the Wolf First, I have to say thank you for having me on your lovely blog today! I get asked a lot what my writing process is like and where I write, so I thought I’d take some time to break that down. As for my [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Alice Appleton is the stuff of wet dreams for Reese Bareden. Even though they are our main characters, we have two other stories going on as well. Lori makes all these stories flow seamlessly together. The reader won’t get confused as to what character we’re reading about but I did, however, [...]
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Reviewed by Patsy F. Summary: The story begins and continues throughout to be very atypical. It begins when one of the main characters (Luke) returns to his hometown to attend the funeral of his father. Luke had not spoken to his father in years and had a tumultuous relationship with the man. Luke runs into [...]
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Reviewed by Karin I really enjoyed this book and recommend it to anyone who has an interest in the era of the Vietnam War. I give it 5 out of 5 stars. It’s a toss up whether it is a memoir or a memoir-cum-novel with a lot of poetic license. Either way it was a [...]
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