by Keira on March 12, 2013 · 1 comment
in 3.5 Stars, A-C, Book Review, Historic America, Kidnapping, Kings, Princes, Sheiks, Chiefs, Mistaken Identity, Rape/Abuse, Revenge, Survival, Travel, Virgin Heroine
Hero: Prince Rolfe of Ruthenia, is ruthless in his pursuit of clearing his name and tracking down the traitor who murdered his older brother. Though he’s seen his brother’s mistress across ballrooms in Europe, he’s never gotten close enough to get a real good look. When he finds Angeline Fortin at a ball in Louisiana, [...]
Hero: Seth Kincaid has landed in some very unusual circumstances. He survived a fire, ran off to partake in the Civil War, and apparently got hitched along the way. He just can’t remember it. He wants too, though. Very much. Heroine: Callie has been praying and searching for her missing husband. Chances are he’s dead. [...]
by Sandra Scholes on September 12, 2012 · 0 comments
in 4 Stars, Another Planet/Dimension, ARC, D-F, Erotica, Guest Reviews, Historic America, Paranormal, Suspense/Thriller, United States of America
Reviewed by Sandra Scholes It is rare to find anyone whose dreams are real, but Cuillean Kelley thinks it is a possibility. Every night he wakes up after the same dream where a beautiful woman invades him and has him feeling as though his encounter with her was as real as breathing. His journey to [...]
Guest blog by Rosanne Bittner, author of Thunder on the Plains Love, Romance, Passion – That’s a great blog title – and it’s what all lovers of romance novels want in their stories. You will find all three in anything written by Rosanne Bittner! I have been writing over 30 years, with 57 novels published [...]
by Carla F. on March 15, 2012 · 0 comments
in 5 Stars, Acting, ARC, Foster/Orphan/Adopted, Guest Reviews, Historic America, Mystery, S-U, United States of America, Virgin Hero
Reviewed by Carla F. Libby Sternberg takes Jane Eyre and turns it on its head in this imaginative tale of Hollywood in the 1920’s. Summary: Young John Doyle spent time in reform school after killing his abusive stepfather, and stayed on to work there after his time was done. Fascinated with motion pictures, he decides [...]
Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds “Mesmerize Me” Short Film Written and Directed by Kate Hackett Starring Natalie Smyka, Cameron Cash Cinematography by Cat Deakins Original Score by Nora Kroll-Rosenbaum Setting: California, 1886 In the opening scene Estella is calling for her fiancée Stephen. Her parents are worried about her state of mind. They go to see [...]
Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This book is part of the “Seaswept Seduction” series. Savannah Connor is seen leading a protest outside of a warehouse. Zachariah Garrett is a Constable sent to stop her protests. He also thinks she’s nothing but trouble. Savannah is fighting for women’s rights – equal rights. She’s been arrested before – [...]
Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Amalie Peschier Declouet walks in on her mother-in-law, Sophia Declouet, speaking to her husband’s cousin Robert. Her husband, Julien, is a most proper man for the time period, nineteenth-century, and runs their estate located in Louisiana. There are lots of formalities that are followed – people are expected to act a [...]