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Review: Mr. Harding Proposes by Catherine Dove

by Keira 09.14.2011

This lighthearted Regency is a fun little comedy of manners. It’s well researched and the style reminds me a little of Georgette Heyer, but updated so non-Heyer fans can easily follow without getting mired in the narration. The cast of characters is delightful and the dialogue is snappy. I particularly liked Elroyd, Mr. Harding’s butler. [...]

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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: The Convenient Marriage by Georgette Heyer

by Keira 07.06.2011

This novel is definitely one of my overall favorites of Heyer’s so far. It’s easy to read and follow despite the language and research. I loved all the side characters and Rule most of all. The leads were very well matched for each other. Lizzie Winwood, the Beauty, is engaged to the Earl of Rule, [...]

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Review: Raven on the Wing by Kay Hooper

by Karin 06.19.2011

by Karin of Savvythinker.com, guest reviewer Raven on the Wing by Kay Hooper is the first book I’ve read by this author, but it won’t be my last. This book was sent to me for review, but that doesn’t mean I can’t genuinely like it! This book has it all: suspense, danger, romance, love, friendship, [...]

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Review: Getting Lucky by Carolyn Brown

by Susan S. 02.02.2011

By Susan S., Guest Reviewer Brown’s novel will warm your heart, and bring you characters so real, you’ll swear they’re flesh and bone. Getting Lucky will move to the top of everyone’s list of new comfort reads. Getting Lucky is book three from Brown’s Lucky Trilogy. It stands alone, here’s why: In this novel the [...]

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Review: The Gamble by LaVyrle Spencer

by Keira 11.22.2010

One of the first romance novels that I ever read was the Gamble by LaVyrle Spencer. I snuck it out of my mother’s collection because I was curious about all the fuss. I am glad I did, because it rates as one of my dearest favorites, set during the Temperance movement. Scott Gandy dresses smartly, [...]

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Review: Acapulco Moonlight by Marjorie Lewty

by Keira 04.03.2010

This is an old Harlequin Presents novel that was given to me by a friend’s mom. It’s pretty decent, but nothing exceptional. The basic premise that keeps the story going is obscurity, the constant questioning of motives. Not a big misunderstanding but just general ignorance – especially on the heroine’s part. She can’t make out [...]

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Review: Switchcraft by Mary Castillo

by Cara Lynn 04.05.2009

By: Cara Lynn, guest reviewer Have you ever wanted to switch bodies or lives with someone else? Even if it was only for a day? How about a month? Could you survive a month as another person? Switchcraft is just such a tale. Switchcraft is a fun book, sort of like the movie Freaky Friday. [...]