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Review: The Highlander’s Touch by Karen Marie Moning

by Sasha Muradali 07.20.2011

By: Sasha Muradali, guest blogger The Highlander’s Touch is the third novel in the series of Highlanders by Karen Marie Moning. It is darker than the rest, but provides the ground work for four of the next novels. Enter Lisa, a woman from the 21st century who is too nosy for her own good. Touching [...]

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Review: How to Engage an Earl by Kathryn Caskie

by Keira 06.05.2011

Kathryn Caskie spins a delightful tale in How to Engage an Earl. My only complaint is the hero’s name. I mean really, Laird? I can’t decide if I am supposed to pronounce it like Lard, Lord, or L’AIR-ed. Apparently, Laird is a Scottish name, if that helps anyone else figure out how to say it. [...]

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Review: Heart of the Highland Wolf by Terry Spear

by Susan S. 06.05.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Summary: Ian MacNeill, hero, is an earl-slash, alpha pack leader-slash, laird; who will lose Argent Castle because of financial reasons if he doesn’t do something quick. The solution? Agree to let Sunset Productions film a Highland movie on his property (in the Highlands of Scotland). The production crew has agreed [...]

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Review: The Accidental Highland Hero by Terry Spear

by Susan S. 05.16.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer This spicy historical will steal your breath and capture your heart. This novel includes: breathtaking settings, a sword-wielding, sexy Scottish highlander, a great plot, and as an added bonus, a happily-ever-after. Sound interesting? You bet! Terry Spear employs her happily-ever-after motto in this new historical novel, once again leaving her [...]

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Review: The Wedding by Julie Garwood

by Keira 02.03.2011

Julie Garwood is a staple, a household name, and Wedding is the first book of hers I ever read. Recommended to me by my closest friend, I came to the conclusion that it must go to the top of my TBR pile. I found the Wedding to be a delightful combination of bride stealing, tortured [...]

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Reader Highlight with Carla F.

by Carla F. 01.21.2011

Keira: What are your favorite romance subgenres and why? Carla: I can never seem to get enough of Regency/Victorian books. There were such complex rules for society, and particularly members of the ton. It is fun to see the heroes and heroines manage to follow some rules faithfully and struggle to follow others. Also it [...]

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Review: Highland Barbarian by Hannah Howell

by Keira 12.10.2010

Highland Barbarian by Hannah Howell is an exceptional romance novel. The love story is both captivating and highly amusing. A tale of a Lowlander (with Highlander blood in her veins) and a Highlander (whose warrior skills include brains), this is sure to be on your favorite shelf. With his Laird on his deathbed, Sir Artan [...]

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Review: Highland Hellcat by Mary Wine

by Mandy Dougherty 10.16.2010

by Mandy Dougherty, guest reviewer OVERVIEW A life of purity, simplicity and devotion was the life that young Brina Chattan has been raised to endure. Promised to the church from birth Brina, the daughter of a noble Scottish laird, knows that the day is quickly approaching when she will leave the walls of Chattan Castle [...]