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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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Review: Executive Officer’s Wife by Lila Munro

by Keira 12.19.2010

Chase Wayland is a former Marine working as head of his own security company. His new client is a Libby Calhoun, whose father has been captured overseas. While he employs good men, his brother among them, Chase prefers to be the main bodyguard because he trusts himself to do the job right. He will ensure [...]

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Review: Wolf Fever by Terry Spear

by Susan S. 12.03.2010

by Susan S., guest reviewer A would-not-could-not stop…read! Full of nail-biting suspense, sexy scenes, and plenty of hot alphas to get you through the coldest of winters. Summary: Carol was bitten during a fight between the reds and the gray lupus garous. Since that fateful day, she’s having trouble coinciding her halves. The human half, [...]

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Review: The Greek’s Royal Mistress by Jane Porter

by Cara Lynn 01.08.2010

By: Cara Lynn, guest reviewer This is a book I really enjoyed. Chantal Thibaudet is a princess, but leading an unhappy life. Her marriage was loveless (and included physical abuse, so be warned) but she is now widowed with a four year old daughter. Her in-laws are power hungry, including a pre-nup that basically holds [...]

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Get into Bed with Roxanne St. Claire (Author Interview)

by Keira 12.10.2009

Keira: Good morning everyone! Today we have a very special guest and a giveaway. Please join me in welcoming Roxanne St. Claire to the blog! Roxanne: First of all, thank you SO much for inviting me to do this interview! I love the blog and how much you clearly love our genre. Susan: For readers [...]

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Review: A Weaver Wedding by Allison Leigh

by Keira 07.04.2009

Part of the Famous Families line, A Weaver Wedding, is littered with names. Most likely they are characters of past and future novels all dealing with the Clay family. By the time you’re introduced to them all your head is spinning. It’s easier to keep the names down and the interaction between the leads up. [...]