Hero: James Hartley is tracking down the man who stole a family heirloom right off the neck of his mistress. He knew better than to give her the jewels, she was not the mysterious woman he kissed at a costume ball. The only person he wants to find more than the Count de Bonneville is [...]
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Reviewed by Karin I thoroughly enjoyed Eviction Notice. I didn’t want it to end, so instead of blitzing through it, I tried to savor it. The author has a wonderful imagination, and the book flows well. I was given a copy to review, but that has not influenced my feelings for the book. The book [...]
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Guest Blog by Robin Kaye, author of Call Me Wild I’m Jessica James but everyone calls me Jessie and I don’t believe in love. I sound like I belong at a twelve-step meeting, don’t I? Now, before you start booing me like a bunch of rabid romance fans, let me explain. I’ve never believed in [...]
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Guest Post by Sandra Scholes We have gone through the erotic romance novels, the paranormal ones, and Regency, but what about the good old comedy romance novel? What is it that makes a comedy romance good enough to read? It could be the setting, the characters, or the general story of how they all interact. [...]
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Guest Post by Sandra Scholes One thing I always say about fiction, even romance fiction is don’t take it too seriously, and nothing could be less serious than some alternative funny romance novel titles like these. Romance is a genre all of its own with handsome buck men who are usually lords or barons, and [...]
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Reviewed by Karin of Savvy Thinker What if you could start over? What would you do? What an interesting book this is, filled with an assortment of village characters, all very well drawn. It has humor, friendships, love within families. It gives the reader a lot to think about. The story: Poppy Shilling is in [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Violet McGinn goes to visit her mother in the hospital. Her mother, whose name is Moonbeam, believes in psychic visions. Moonbeam and her friends remind me of the hippies from the sixties. And in Violet’s own words, she thinks her mother is “a complete nut job”. Drew Watson owns a bar [...]
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Reviewed by Susan S. Carolyn Brown’s Darn Good Cowboy Christmas is a sizzler; like bacon on a burning hot frying pan. A darn good love story for the holiday season! Spikes & Spurs Romance Series: Book Three I’m as shocked as the next reader; I made it on Santa’s good list. Can you believe it? [...]
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