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Review: Hidden Summit by Robyn Carr

by Lynn Reynolds 01.06.2012

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This is book 17 of the “Virgin River” series. Brie Valenzuela used to be an Assistant District Attorney. We find her in a coffee shop waiting to meet a witness. She is doing this as a favor for a good friend. Conner Danson is that witness. Brie starts off giving him [...]

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Review: The Billionaire Boss’ Innocent Bride by Lindsay Armstrong

by Keira 11.29.2011

Heroine: 21 year old Alex Hill works as an interpreter. Between 17 and 21 she lived in a convent after her parents died because the mother superior was related to her (aunt). She has an irrational dislike (fear) of elevators. Hero: Playboy Max Goodwin is a mining magnate in his mid 30s. He needs an [...]

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Review: The Forbidden Wife by Sharon Kendrick

by Keira 11.26.2011

Before you start: Have you read Jane Eyre? Did you like it? Well The Forbidden Wife followed Jane Eyre to a Tee, which is great if you love Jane Eyre (which I do) but awful if you’re looking for new surprises (I was and there wasn’t any). Heroine: 18 year old Ashley Jones is an [...]

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Review: The Doctor’s Forever Family by Marie Ferrarella

by Keira 09.11.2011

Genre: Contemporary, Category Summary: NYC radiologist Dan Davenport moves to small town Forever, Texas to fulfill his dead brother’s promise to become the town doctor. There he meets single mother Tina Blayne who’s working at becoming an accountant and winds up as his secretary/office administrator. They think they have each other pegged, but do they? [...]

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Review: Nancy’s Theory of Style by Grace Coopersmith

by Keira 07.25.2011

To borrow a phrase from Nancy, you will be absolutely thrillified with Grace Coopersmith’s new novel! I was. It was the perfect flirty, happy, sweet, and thoroughly enjoyable read. Grace Coopersmith is a pen name for Marta Acosta and Nancy’s Theory of Style is a spinoff of the Casa Dracula novels. I probably wouldn’t have [...]

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Review: Lady Sophia’s Lover by Lisa Kleypas

by Keira 07.02.2011

Have you ever picked up a novel and about halfway through feel like there’s something you should know about it because it seems familiar? I thought I was going insane! I couldn’t remember the book, but I remembered the characters. I was certain I hadn’t read it before but how could I explain my knowledge [...]

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Review: The Raven Prince by Elizabeth Hoyt

by Keira 06.09.2011

I have wanted to read this book for a while. I can’t tell you how happy I am that I finally did read this book! As I closed the book, I was gushing. There were so many aspects of this story that I liked, it’s hard to find any to point out as negatives, but [...]

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Review: Corporate Seduction by Bridget Midway

by Keira 02.13.2011

Corporate Seduction is a highly erotic interracial romance set in the workplace with a white male boss and a black female secretary. Winston Biggers is a jerk. He’s rude, mean, unfeeling and Maybelline, his secretary, is certain he’s keeping her from advancing. He won’t even give her a raise after all she’s put up with [...]