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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: Lady Sophia’s Lover by Lisa Kleypas

by Keira 07.02.2011

Have you ever picked up a novel and about halfway through feel like there’s something you should know about it because it seems familiar? I thought I was going insane! I couldn’t remember the book, but I remembered the characters. I was certain I hadn’t read it before but how could I explain my knowledge [...]

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Review: The Outlaw Bride by Kelly Boyce

by Carla F. 05.10.2011

by Carla F., guest reviewer Summary: When Katherine Slade tried to escape from her outlaw husband, all of the people on the stagecoach she was traveling on were killed except the man who saved her life. He later dies in her arms. One of the last things he does is to give her a letter [...]

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Review: The Heir by Grace Burrowes

by Keira 01.09.2011

Who has the most power over the household: the housekeeper or the earl? Curious minds want to know! Is it the Earl of Westhaven, Gayle Windham? Gayle is determined to avoid his father’s the Duke’s matchmaking attempts. When everybody has gone to the country to get away from London’s stifling summer heat, Gayle stays put. [...]

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Get into Bed with Grace Burrowes (Author Interview)

by Keira 12.09.2010

Keira: In a Regency battle of the sexes, who would win in a game of wits: Gayle Windham or Anna Seaton? Grace Burrowes: They would go at it tooth and nail for about the first three rounds, then become distracted by their chemistry and start to negotiate (the technical term would be “flirt”) between hurling [...]

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Review: Cinderella and the Sheikh by Natasha Oakley

by Keira 10.11.2010

My only complaint is that this novel isn’t longer! I feel like this was a good start and now the author should flush it out with more details, more scenes, more, more, more. The ending was much too rushed to wrap everything up to my satisfaction. I felt like I read half a book only [...]

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Get into Bed with Libby Malin (Author Interview 2)

by Keira 04.12.2010

Keira: How is your own writing like writing for a soap opera? Libby: When writing comedy, I’m attracted to outlandish plots, stories that really make me giggle when I think “what if . . .” Soap operas often construct far-out stories, too, and I think the challenge is the same—to keep the readers/viewers caring about [...]

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Review: Magnate’s Make Believe Mistress by Bronwyn Jameson

by Keira 12.26.2009

When Cristo Verón, owner of a vastly successful private plane company, heard that his soon to be brother-in-law might have gotten some maid pregnant in Australia, he hops on the soonest flight out to check the woman and her claim out. He expects to find a pretty face and not much else, instead he finds [...]