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Review: Too Good to be True by Kristan Higgins

by Keira 07.13.2011

If you’re in the mood for a cute, light, sweet, and fun read, Too Good to be True is for you. It’s a very chaste contemporary. There’s no sex. In fact the hero and heroine don’t begin to even get together until two thirds the way through the book. The book is full of witty [...]

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Review: A Weekend With Mr. Darcy by Victoria Connelly

by Keira 06.28.2011

Couple 1: Soon after finding out her boyfriend was a married louse, Katherine Roberts makes contact with her favorite living Regency romance writer, Lorna Warwick. They become fast friends and Katherine hopes to meet her at an upcoming Jane Austen Convention, but Lorna Warwick is very reclusive; she doesn’t even have an author photo and [...]

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Review: Going Cowboy Crazy by Katie Lane

by Keira 06.04.2011

Summary: Faith Aldridge goes to Bramble, Texas, looking to find her sister, Hope, the twin she never knew she had. Except that the backwards town only sees Hope and they’re determined to hook “Hope” up with her old high school flame, Slate Calhoun. Now Slate knows there’s something off about “Hope” and he doesn’t think [...]

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Review: Faking It by Elisa Lorello

by Keira 05.28.2011

Summary: Writing professor, Andi Cutrone, first sees Devin at a cocktail party and learns he’s an escort. Months after their initial meeting, she calls him up and barters for his services. He will give her one-on-one love lessons and she will give him a one-on-one writing course. It’s a deal he doesn’t initially go for [...]

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Review: Lessons in Love (Cambridge Fellows #1) by Charlie Cochrane

by Sharon S. 05.13.2011

by Sharon S., guest reviewer First off, this m/m was pure romance, and so sweet I think I got a cavity <G>. I am going to call it a historical mystery. It is set at an all male collage in Cambridge in 1905. The author does an amazing job of giving the feel of the [...]

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Review: Just Like Me, Only Better by Carol Snow

by Keira 05.11.2011

Do people tell you that you look like a famous celebrity? Have you ever been asked for an autograph? For me that’d be yes to the first and no to the second. I think it would be cool though! Veronica Czaplicki (or Zap by those who can’t make heads or tails on how to pronounce [...]

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Review: Breakfast in Bed by Robin Kaye

by Keira 05.08.2011

Rich Ronaldi got dumped! It’s not the getting dumped that bothers Rich, what bother Rich is the fact his boss and friend, Craig Stewart, wants to meet his “steady stable girlfriend” at a benefit coming up. Not sure which man asked this, Rich goes by the assumption that it is his boss and not his [...]

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Review: SEALed with a Promise by Mary Margret Daughtridge

by Keira 04.09.2011

J.C Roat and Rick Bremseth, both former SEALs who helped with the research for SEALed with a Promise, might tease Daughtridge about writing mush, but it is mush I definitely like. SEALed is very hero-centric. I closed this book with an urge to call up my best friend to get her dad to find me [...]