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Review: Heart of Vengeance by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 09.04.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer High praise for Cooper-Posey’s Heart of Vengeance. A touching love story of two lovers willing to risk it all (titles, lands, imprisonment, torture, even death) just to be together. Summary: Ah, Lady Helena of York, beautiful daughter of the late Earl of Wessex. Pretty Saxon maiden with the most beautiful [...]

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Review: Sweet Tea at Sunrise by Sherryl Woods

by Karin 08.29.2011

by Karin, guest reviewer from Savvy Thinker. This is book 6 in the Sweet Magnolia series, but it is the second one I have read. I am really enjoying these books. I’ve already been to the library searching out others the author has written. The characters are endearing, warm and real. I am left with [...]

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Review: White Heat by Brenda Novak

by Susan S. 08.21.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Case Number ISBN-13# 978- 0-7783-2795-0 Organization Name: Department 6 Specializations: Undercover assignments Female Agent: Rachel Jessop, heroine. New Identity: Mrs. Rachel Mott Male Agent: Nate Ferrentino, hero. New Identity: Mr. Nate Mott Assignment: 1. Discover any illegal activity within commune. 2. Find missing girl, Courtney Sinclair. 3. Infiltrate religious cult [...]

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Review: Diana by the Moon by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 07.08.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer This novel drew me in so completely, so thoroughly, time just simply faded. Diana by the Moon is a work of written art. Tracy Cooper-Posey has penned a beautiful story; of one woman’s courageous journey of self discovery amidst turbulent times. What I think appealed to me most, was how [...]

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Review: Gallant Waif by Anne Gracie

by Keira 07.03.2011

Story: Lady Cahill is Jack Carstairs’ grandmother and is determined to see her moping scarred and wounded grandson back on his feet and back in the market for marriage. Just because his father disowned him, and his fiancée dumps him doesn’t mean he can turn his sister away from his door and refuse to see [...]

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Review: The Kingmaking by Helen Hollick

by Keira 06.28.2011

The Kingmaking is book one of the Pendragon Banner Trilogy by Helen Hollick. In one sentence this book is about Arthur growing from boyhood to manhood, from untried to experienced, from soldier to king. He is shaped by his times, loving women and drink freely and openly. It gets him into trouble more than once [...]

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Review: Too Wicked To Kiss by Erica Ridley

by Susan S. 06.18.2011

by Susan S., Guest Reviewer “Huzzah” for this Kensington Zebra debut author! Erica Ridley’s Too Wicked To Kiss is a titillating whodunit set in a London castle. There’s unlit corridors, secret passageways, stolen kisses, and a hero in cravats and breeches, “Oh my!” I may not wield powers of clairvoyance like (Evangeline) Ridley’s heroine, but [...]

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Review: Infinite Betrayal by Gayle Donnelly and Robyn Mackenzie

by Sharon S. 05.12.2011

by Sharon S., guest reviewer This story started out slow. You spend a lot of time with Mina dealing with her mom’s death, her friend Chloe and her trip to Germany. About chapter 12 the authors seemed to find their voice and the plot tarted to move along. The Corteri mythos is a bit generic [...]