Tycoon

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Helen Stoddart is a singer who has caught a gentleman’s attention. Gabriel Venier has come to listen to opera at a Venetian café. He also comes to the aid of a damsel in distress. The heat is combustible between the two of them. If my book was a paperback, the pages [...]

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Guest blog by Marina Maddix, author of Vegas Knights Expectations are a part of our every day lives. We expect our cars to start in the morning. We expect our paycheck to arrive on time. We expect the barista to get our double tall half-caff skinny sugar-free mochaccino order right. We expect these things to [...]

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Hero: Jack Morrison is ready to find a woman who will like him for himself and not for the family hotel chain. The point is made especially clear to him when he runs into an ex who is clearly delusional and thinks they will get married and mouths off when he informs her otherwise. He’s [...]

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Hero: Jonas Merrick is the illegitimate son of the late Viscount Hillbrook. In his youth, his cousin, William Merrick, the new Lord Hillbrook, slashed his face deep leaving him permanently disfigured. His deepest desire to exact revenge on William and his plans are going smoothly right up until William’s wife, Roberta, sends her virgin spinster [...]

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Hero: Owen Phipps is going to get revenge on the con-artist who stole his sister’s money and broke her heart. To get close, Owen requires a fake wife for three weeks. It might sound farfetched, but how is Owen supposed to get close when the slimeball is hiding at a couples resort walking around as [...]

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Guest blog by Sandra Scholes Fairy tales have been the big theme for books, and this year major movies and TV series based on popular stories like Snow White, but in the UK women have enjoyed another theme coming back in a more mainstream way, the erotic novel. Whether you like it or not, this [...]

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Guest blog by Elizabeth Lennox, author of Buy: The Tycoon’s Resistant Lover When we open or download a romance novel, there’s always that initial sigh of contentment. We sit in our favorite chair, curl up with a cup of tea or glass of wine and scroll down to that first page. Sometimes we’ll stare at [...]

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Disclaimer: I read parts of the story as a fanfic called Master of the Universe. It was okay, but nothing special. Still when a fanfic becomes a mainstream published novel I expect the flaws to be fixed and the glaring irregularities to be corrected. I expect someone to say to the author, “Hey you, what [...]

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