Guest Blog by Samantha Spencer and Carolina Jordan We know. The above title might seem a bit strange—what with the whole bro-code, surely dating your ex’s brother is taboo, right? Especially a twin brother, such as in our sassy holiday romance, Unwrap Me. But see, we think there are a few reasons when this code [...]
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Guest Blog by Pamela Sherwood, author of Waltz with a Stranger Hello to everyone on Love Romance Passion–thank you for having me visit today! My hosts have asked me to talk about twins in romance, and to address the question of whether it’s looks or character that win the heart. My instinctive response is to [...]
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Heroine: Jess Harper is the twin sister of a rising West End actress. But when her twin, Lora, goes missing, Jess is begged to step in by her agent. With Lora off the map and her career in jeopardy, Jess does what she’s always done – help! But the theatre director is both too arrogant [...]
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Reviewed by Aggie S. Do you like to read a cowboy romance? Yes? Well this is the book for you! Hope, is the town’s former head cheerleader and homecoming queen. She finally decides to return home after sowing her wild oats in Hollywood, only to find that a twin sister she didn’t know existed has [...]
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Only Mine is Dakota’s story, the first story of the Hendrix triplets in the Fool’s Gold series. Heroine: Dakota Hendrix can’t have kids and she wants one so she’s in the process of adopting. Meanwhile there isn’t a guy on her radar (could be because of the man shortage) and she’s doing a favor for [...]
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Summary: Faith Aldridge goes to Bramble, Texas, looking to find her sister, Hope, the twin she never knew she had. Except that the backwards town only sees Hope and they’re determined to hook “Hope” up with her old high school flame, Slate Calhoun. Now Slate knows there’s something off about “Hope” and he doesn’t think [...]
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It’s been years since I’ve picked up such a delicious romance featuring the twin theme and mistaken identity. It is right up there with my personal favorite, Thursday’s Child by Sandra Brown (don’t trust those Amazon reviews… lol). The evil twin’s devilry: The bad twin, George Radnor, believed he had successfully murdered his twin and [...]
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