Baroness or Viscountess

Review: Fortune’s Son by Emery Lee

by Susan S. 11.04.2011

Reviewed by Susan S. Summary: Hero, Philip Drake, is the proverbial black sheep of his family. And an embarrassing disappointment to his father, the Earl of Hastings. Philip is a rebellious and impulsive young man; who’s spent the last four years drinking, bedding tavern maids, and gambling. Drake’s life is an unmitigated disaster; a reckless [...]

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Review: It Happened One Bite by Lydia Dare

by Susan S. 03.09.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Wickedly sensual! You’ll wish you had your own vampyre to make your heart race. Summary: Heroine, Blaire Garia Lindsay, has agreed to travel to Loch Calavie at her brother’s insistence. He’s just inherited Briarcraig Castle; the ancestral home of the battle-born witches. It’s been said to be haunted by ghosts. [...]

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Review: The Spurned Viscountess by Shelley Munro

by Susan S. 12.07.2010

by Susan S., guest reviewer “Quick! Grab the fingerprint dusting powder!” We have a murder mystery on our hands. Summary: Heroine, Rosalind, is realizing marriage is not all it’s cracked up to be. Sure, she expected some sort of adjustment phase, as well as the awkwardness of marrying a stranger. But what Rosalind did not [...]

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Review: The Dangerous Viscount by Miranda Neville

by Keira 10.08.2010

Do you love hot virgin heroes? Yes? Me too! That’s just one of the reasons why I loved The Dangerous Viscount. He’s clueless and inexperienced. He grew up without a lot of affection and the actions of his cousins did little to bridge his social awkwardness. The heroine is at first completely stuck in a [...]

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Review: Taken by the Highest Bidder by Jane Porter (no spoilers)

by Cara Lynn 01.11.2010

By: Cara Lynn, guest reviewer This one had a few twists and turns I didn’t see coming, and it was more believable. The background of the leading characters unfolds throughout the book, and some of it you don’t find out until mid-point. Samantha van Bergen is in a disastrous marriage, mothering a step-daughter that she [...]

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Book Review: The Marriage Bed by Laura Lee Guhrke

by Keira 02.04.2009

I generally liked this novel. It revolves around how a marriage once destroyed by infidelity can be healed. I have pretty strong views on this subject so I’ll talk about what ruffled my feathers. I’m like Viola, the heroine, at the start of the novel, looking at things in black and white. The author didn’t [...]