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My Favorite Tropes: Physical Disabilities

by Carla F. 11.23.2011

Guest Post by Carla F. I love stories in which the hero or heroine have a physical disability (blindness, deafness, unable to walk, etc.). The H/H has an additional barrier (a large one) to reaching their one true love. Sometimes he/she will use their impairment as shield to keep the love of their life away [...]

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Review: Three Nights with a Scoundrel by Tessa Dare

by Keira 08.10.2011

Three Nights with a Scoundrel is the final installment in the Stud Club trilogy by Tessa Dare. Of the three men making up this exclusive and revolutionary club, I was uncertain if Julian Bellamy had what it took to be a hero because his character was fairly off-putting in the first two books. He had [...]

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Review: The Prince of Midnight by Laura Kinsale

by Keira 08.02.2011

The Prince of Midnight was recommended to me by Anime June while guest blogging about My (Not-So-Secret) Favorite Romance Character Types because the hero was damaged and delicious. I believe this romance also fulfills my lust of big age differences. I can’t remember how old the heroine was (17 maybe?) but the hero’s retired at [...]

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Review: Dark Hunger by Sara Reinke

by Sandra Scholes 02.08.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer As the first novel, Dark Thirst had concentrated on Brandon’s life story and struggles with his own vampire self, Dark Hunger is about Tessa Noble, who wants to find safety with her brother Brandon, escaping the cruelty of the Brethren. As Brandon and she had left their family home, they [...]

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Review: Dark Thirst by Sara Reinke

by Sandra Scholes 01.11.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer Kentucky raised Brandon Noble lived among his family, his brother, Daniel, and his sister, always feeling as though he was the outcast; but being a part of a normal family was what he longed for, strived for, unfortunately his is a clan of cruel vampires known as the Brethren whose [...]

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Review: A Courtesan’s Scandal by Julia London

by Keira 12.04.2010

Considering how courtesan romances usually go it’s easy to think Kate Bergeron is not really a courtesan, but she is in fact one. While I very much like that she really is a courtesan, I wasn’t a big fan that Kate was victim of rape and lusty determined privileged men (her first benefactor and the [...]