bad boy

Why is it so Darn Hot When Commitment-Phobes Make the Commitment?

by Guest Blogger 01.16.2012

Guest post by Amanda Usen, author of Scrumptious Oh, boy. Back in the day, before I met my perfect husband, I never met a bad boy I didn’t want to…date. Emotionally unavailable men were my favorite flavor. The more distant the man, the more I wanted to stand beside him. It started in high school [...]

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Review: Make Mine a Bad Boy by Katie Lane

by Aggie S. 11.09.2011

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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Review: Black Ties and Lullabies by Jane Graves

by Aggie S. 11.08.2011

Reviewed by Aggie S. “A good girl can be bad for one night… but can a bad boy be good for a lifetime…” Bernadette has a very interesting job being the bodyguard for one of Texas’s most eligible bachelors, Jeremy. She is also responsible for taking care of her mother, who tends to be forgetful [...]

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My Favorite Tropes: Reformed Rakes

by Susan S. 11.06.2011

Guest Post by Susan S. For me to describe the reformed rake, I’d have to discuss his past behavior. As a rake (shortened version of rakehell), he was considered the epitome of the bad boy. A man whose immoral conduct would cause a kindly innocent lady to slap him soundly across the cheek. Not that [...]

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Review: The Landlord’s Black-Eyed Daughter by Mary Ellen Dennis

by Hannah Abbey 10.26.2011

Reviewed by Hannah For all those girls who love bad boys, this is the book for you. A cavalier thief (aka “highwayman”) not only works to steal your heart, but also your baubles and pocketbook. Hero: Rand is tall, dark and handsome. And if that already isn’t enough, he’s got the Robin Hood persona down [...]

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Review: IOU Sex by Calista Fox

by Lynn Reynolds 10.03.2011

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Main Characters: Fiona Carlisle, jilted by her fiancé for her sister. Michael Houston, playboy photographer and Fiona’s rebound fling. This is a book that is written in the first person. The reader can get a sense of what it’s like to be in Fiona’s shoes. Fiona begins her story by thinking [...]

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Review: Glass Angels (Family Heirloom Series, Book 4) by Karen Wiesner

by Sandra Scholes 09.22.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer In the fourth of her Family Heirlooms Series, Karen has brought us Samantha Samuels under a difficult set of circumstances where she has had a bad run in with Ryder Feldmann, a young man troubled and cruel who had decided not to take her father’s counselling seriously enough to listen [...]

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Review: Forgive My Fins by Tera Lynn Childs

by Keira 09.19.2011

Genre: YA Romance Summary: Lily Sanderson is a mermaid living on land and attending Seaview High School. Oh and did I mention she’s also a princess? Her father wants her to spend time with her human aunt (her mother was human too) and find a mermate before her birthday. If she doesn’t she’ll lose her [...]