Cecilia Tan

Review: Like a Moonrise by Cecilia Tan

by Sandra Scholes 06.12.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer For lovers of stories who want a change from reading a whole novel about the same thing, this compendium has the added bonus of having six tales about creatures who can change their shape, and each is as sensual and sexual as the next. The writers are some of the [...]

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Review: Women on the Edge of Space by Daniell Bodnar and Cecilia Tan

by Sandra Scholes 05.14.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer After an interesting and in depth introduction by Danielle Bodnar about the science-fiction genre, its reasons for intriguing her to want to have a compilation of stories based in deep space, the reader is treat to four stories of how women cope with their lives in space starting with an [...]

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Review: Magic University Book Three: The Incubus and the Angel by Cecilia Tan

by Sandra Scholes 03.08.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer If Tarot cards are your thing, you might like this one as they are, in part responsible for one man investigating some strange goings on with a female friend he knows. She is having nightmares when she shouldn’t have, and doesn’t know the reason for them until she discovers she [...]

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Review: Mind Games by Cecilia Tan

by Susan S. 08.16.2010

by Susan Sigler, guest reviewer Mind Games lead me on a roller coaster, tempting me with erotic pleasures, suspenseful turns and stopped only after I was screaming, “Uncle!” I recommend this book to anyone who reads romantic suspense or erotica. As a reader with a fondness for romantic suspense; I couldn’t control the urge to [...]

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Erotic Romance, Not Just Erotica and Romance

by Guest Blogger 05.27.2010

by Cecilia Tan, guest blogger Our tale begins in 1970, which is the year some point to as the beginning of the modern romance genre, with the arrival of the manuscript The Flame and the Flower by Kathleen E. Woodiwiss on the desk of editor Nancy Coffey at Avon. The book would be a huge [...]