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Review: The Mists of Time by Susan Squires

by Keira 10.20.2010

The Mists of Time is part of the DaVinci Time Travel Series by Susan Squires. The DaVinci Series is an offshoot of the Companion Series, starting with One with the Darkness. The second DaVinci time travel romance, Time For Eternity, also fits into both series. After that they seem to be separated. I haven’t read [...]

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Elizabeth Chadwick Interviews Herself – Split Personalities???

by Guest Blogger 09.22.2010

by Elizabeth Chadwick, guest blogger and author of The Greatest Knight I’d like to say many thanks for inviting me to be your guest blogger. I’m really pleased to be here! Whenever I go out on the road and give talks about historical fiction, certain questions are asked on a regular basis, so I thought [...]

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My Top 10 Favorite Romantic Heroes

by Keira 04.28.2010

I’d like to introduce you to my favorite romantic heroes. In no particular order, they are: 1. Bannor the Bold, Lord of Elsinore – Charming the Prince Sir Bannor will wage war on your heart and use every trick in the book to win. 2. Galen Valgarssen – A Twist In Time Galen might be [...]

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Review: Knights of the Round Table: Gawain by Gwen Rowley

by Keira 01.22.2010

The story of Gawain and Aislyn is one told before in the Canterbury Tales (The Wife of Bath’s Tale) under different names. Gwen Rowley remakes it in Knights of the Round Table: Gawain. Where the original had the knight rape a lovely young maiden and sentenced before King Arthur and Guinevere into solving a riddle [...]

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Review: The Heiress by Jude Deveraux

by Keira 04.23.2009

The Heiress by Jude Deveraux started off exceptionally well in my opinion but tapered off into mediocrity and stayed there after the jumpstart. It’s too bad that it did that as my initial impressions of the novel were four out of five stars. The editing felt choppy in the middle and was completely disconnected towards [...]