Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Callida “Calli” Munro is an American sitting in a Vistarian prison. Then he shows up to have her released. After that experience, Calli and her cousin Minverva “Minnie” Benning go to a party. Then she finds out that her savior’s name is Nicolas Escobedo. Then in another scene, Minnie and Calli [...]
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Reviewed by Cara Lynn This book was long on sex, maybe short on story. I finished it a while back and can’t say I particularly liked it. I felt more neutral, so I put off writing a review. I read the PDF provided by LRP on my iPad. What I liked: I liked the colored [...]
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by Cara Lynn, guest reviewer I loved, loved, loved this book, from beginning to end. I would give it 7 Stars out of 5 Stars except for a couple of things, which brings the book back to a 5 Stars in my opinion. The cover is hot. Very. And so is the book, make no [...]
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Reviewer Side Note: Romantic suspense is not something I usually read because it’s hard for me to read things geniunely scary. Vampires? No problem. I don’t expect to ever run into one in a dark ally. Crazy wackos? Greedy and powerful bad guys? They’re a little more likely. The Story: A small group of U.N. [...]
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Drucilla Robichoux has a theory. If the brain is the largest erogenous zone, then the key to good sex is finding a smart scientist like herself. Unfortunately for her the string of bad dates and equally bad sexual experiences are leading to quite another conclusion. At the urging of her boss and friend, Dru takes [...]
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This is an old Harlequin Presents novel that was given to me by a friend’s mom. It’s pretty decent, but nothing exceptional. The basic premise that keeps the story going is obscurity, the constant questioning of motives. Not a big misunderstanding but just general ignorance – especially on the heroine’s part. She can’t make out [...]
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The main plot line for Marrying King’s Millions is marriage of convenience, which winds up not being so very convenient. I found Travis King’s reasons for marrying a little strange, and stranger still to find out his brother did it and wound up finding his soul mate and having a little HEA. Seems way too [...]
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I liked the other Violet Winspear so much that I picked this one up without a moment’s hesitation. The story revolves around the Greek tale of Hades and Persephone. The hero is Don Diablo and the heroine is Persepha. A perfectly convenient match, but a delightful one nevertheless. However that’s about the last good thing [...]
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