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Review: No Ordinary Love by Kate Lynd

by Lynn Reynolds 01.14.2012

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This story is written in the first person. Caliiope is a human rebel who was previously enslaved and tortured. She’s a member of the Resistance. During that time, she met James Lawton who is a half-breed. They first met when she was captured and put on a slave ship. They now [...]

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Review: The Legend of Michael by Lisa Renee Jones

by Lynn Reynolds 12.06.2011

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This is the first book of the “Zodius” series. Cassandra Powell comes to work for her father and to evaluate some of the soldiers at the military facility. Not two minutes after literally bumping into one of the soldiers he’s hitting on her. His name is Michael Taylor. She then goes to [...]

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Review: Midnight Waltz by Jennifer Blake

by Lynn Reynolds 11.20.2011

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 [...]

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Review: Tamed by a Highlander by Paula Quinn

by Lynn Reynolds 08.30.2011

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds I haven’t read a historical romance in quite a while. I’ve been reading a lot of erotic and paranormal romances. I’ve recently gone back to reading the historical romances and I’m glad that I did. Paula has grabbed my attention right from the first page. In reading Tamed by a Highlander [...]

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Review: The Iron Daughter (Iron Fey, Book 2) by Julie Kagawa

by Keira 08.07.2011

Kagawa’s storytelling and world-building keeps getting better and better. The Iron Daughter is book two in the Iron Fey series and packs a delicious punch. I can tell you upfront that I can hardly wait for Iron Queen, the third and final installment to the trilogy. I wholeheartedly recommend everybody to read it, the series [...]

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Review: Diana by the Moon by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 07.08.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer This novel drew me in so completely, so thoroughly, time just simply faded. Diana by the Moon is a work of written art. Tracy Cooper-Posey has penned a beautiful story; of one woman’s courageous journey of self discovery amidst turbulent times. What I think appealed to me most, was how [...]

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Review: Never a Mistress, No Longer a Maid (Kellington Book One) by Maureen Driscoll

by Keira 06.17.2011

Story: Nurse Jane Wetherby and Lord Edward Kellington have a very brief and hot affair behind enemy lines at the Battle of Waterloo. Jane convinces Edward (Ned) of her widowhood when in fact she’s an unmarried virgin – talk about your virginity surprise! Of course the dunderhead ruins it all by proposing they continue the [...]

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Review: A Bride Most Begrudging by Deeanne Gist

by Keira 06.03.2011

Tobacco brides were sent by The Virginia Company of London to the Virginia colony where men could buy the brides with 150 pounds of tobacco leaves. In the beginning, the brides were spinsters, widows, and orphans, but few women were willing to risk all to come to America. In 1643, more likely the brides were [...]