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Review: Fortune’s Son by Emery Lee

by Susan S. 11.04.2011

Reviewed by Susan S. Summary: Hero, Philip Drake, is the proverbial black sheep of his family. And an embarrassing disappointment to his father, the Earl of Hastings. Philip is a rebellious and impulsive young man; who’s spent the last four years drinking, bedding tavern maids, and gambling. Drake’s life is an unmitigated disaster; a reckless [...]

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Review: Foolish Games (Family Heirloom Series, Book 3) by Karen Wiesner

by Sandra Scholes 09.13.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer For Peter Samuels life isn’t the bed of roses he thought it would be. Not when his wife had succumbed to the brain tumor that took her life so early. He did not envision a life without her, where he would be left to bring up their children who were [...]

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Review: Embracing Midnight by Devyn Quinn

by Susan S. 02.18.2011

By Susan S., guest reviewer Today is a Double Dose of Devyn Day! Back to back reviews! Embracing Midnight is Devyn at her best. A sinful, sizzling “fast-paced” page turner! Come…, as I invite you to walk along the darker side of romance. Prepare yourself for the “ultimate” good vs. evil novel. This novel, solidified [...]

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Review: Willoughby’s Return by Jane Odiwe

by Isabel G. 11.09.2010

by Isabel G., guest reviewer Marianne is one of the main characters of the story. She’s married to Colonel William Brandon, and although it is a seemingly perfect match, she becomes more insecure about their marriage. These feelings are tested when her old beau, and first love, Willoughby returns to town. Marianne learns that she [...]

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Review: Never a Bride by Amelia Grey

by Keira 09.19.2010

Lady Mirabella Whittingham has given up on her long lost fiancé. It’s been six years since they got engaged and he ran off to the Americas. It’s no longer important to Mirabella to keep herself perfectly chaste for him, especially when not being so helped her investigate her friend’s death. Her clues were infinitesimal. All [...]

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Regency Rakes and Their All Too Often Naughtiest Traits

by Sandra Scholes 09.18.2010

by Sandra Scholes, guest blogger Rakes are numerous in Regency romance novels, as a peek through a Mills and Boon or Jane Austen paperback will tell enough about a supposed gentleman’s personality, but what are the man’s traits that separate men in fiction from the rakish rogues in popular historical novels today? What makes a [...]

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Book Review: The Marriage Bed by Laura Lee Guhrke

by Keira 02.04.2009

I generally liked this novel. It revolves around how a marriage once destroyed by infidelity can be healed. I have pretty strong views on this subject so I’ll talk about what ruffled my feathers. I’m like Viola, the heroine, at the start of the novel, looking at things in black and white. The author didn’t [...]