Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This story takes place in 1821, London. Angelica Winthrop’s mother threw away her favorite book. If you’re interested, the book actually exists and you can find information at A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. She’s an independent woman during a period in time where most women did not act like [...]
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Review by Lynn Reynolds This is a new type of book that will have you going back for more – it’s interactive. There are four stories to choose from. But I warn you, unless you have no feelings these stories are going to get your blood flowing – and possibly other things as well. And [...]
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Reviewed by Carla F. Summary: Wedding Planner Adam More has had enough! He is sick and tired of planning weddings for other people when he cannot get married to his partner Steven Worth. He spray paints “No Weddings” in red on his office door. He also convinces Steven to write a series of columns in [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Parker Harrington Welles is a children’s author and seems to hear some of her characters talking to her – and she talks back. Her stories have religious connotations with a lesson to them. She’s at her son Nicky’s preschool answering questions from his classmates. She’s at a crossroads in her life [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This story has some light BDSM and some spanking is involved. Language is very explicit. Trish is seen picking up Josh from the airport. In order to please him, she isn’t wearing any panties. The action starts right after they leave the pick-up zone. Trish is trying to drive while he’s [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This is told in the first person. Mary is seen posting in a forum called ThirtySomething. She finds someone that intrigues her, William Blake. We see that Mary is part of the wait staff at a local café and William is a young successful businessman. She’s also trying to write a [...]
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Heroine: Annabel Winslow, eldest sister of 8 siblings, is soon to be engaged to an overweight, short-tempered nobleman as old as her grandmother. She must agree or risk her family’s future happiness. If she does, she loses her own. But she still has time before the Earl of Newbury asks, perhaps there is another way? [...]
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