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Review: Bewitching by Jill Barnett

by Keira 10.02.2011

There are a bunch of novels by Jill Barnett that are being released specifically for ebook format this year and Bewitching was one of them. I found out later after accepting a review copy that Bewitching is considered one of the all time best romances written and I can certainly see why. It’s the story [...]

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Review: The Price of Desire by Leda Swann

by Mandy Dougherty 08.24.2011

by Mandy Dougherty, guest reviewer In a world where all is proper and sexual desires are too taboo to be uttered, a relationship forged on all that society deems improper is brewing… Caroline Clemens knows the pain of the plummet from London’s elite class to the lowly status of a mere pauper. The recent death [...]

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Review: Too Wicked To Kiss by Erica Ridley

by Susan S. 06.18.2011

by Susan S., Guest Reviewer “Huzzah” for this Kensington Zebra debut author! Erica Ridley’s Too Wicked To Kiss is a titillating whodunit set in a London castle. There’s unlit corridors, secret passageways, stolen kisses, and a hero in cravats and breeches, “Oh my!” I may not wield powers of clairvoyance like (Evangeline) Ridley’s heroine, but [...]

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Review: One Night is Never Enough by Anne Mallory

by Keira 02.22.2011

I’m squeeing all over the place with this book. One Night Is Never Enough is not enough! I want it to be 5 times longer – and that’s only a slight hyperbole there. I loved the hero. He’s all kinds of toe-curling wonderful. Let’s start with his name… Roman Merrick… two of my favorite first [...]

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Review: Someday My Prince Will Come by Jerramy Fine

by Mandy Dougherty 02.15.2011

by Mandy Dougherty, guest reviewer What little girl doesn’t secretly dream of becoming a Princess? For Jerramy those dreams are more real than reality itself and from a very young age she has become acutely aware that she is poised for a royal position. Feeling as if her ‘average’ upbringing in the suburbs is all [...]

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Review: Single in the City by Michele Gorman

by Keira 01.03.2011

Hannah Cumming finds herself in London, living the life of an ex-patriot a few months after making a spontaneous decision to change her life which felt like it was on autopilot. It was all made possible because of her best friend Stacy, giving her the “Go for it!” message and pushing her to go through [...]

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Review: A Marquis to Marry By Amelia Grey

by Susan S. 11.14.2010

by Susan Sigler, guest reviewer A Marquis to Marry exemplifies the very essence of what a romance novel should be. It was superbly written and I’ve added Amelia Grey to my list of top authors. This is a novel I’ll read time and time again! I recommend this book to every romance lover, regardless of [...]

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Review: Wicked Company by Ciji Ware

by Cara Lynn 11.05.2010

by Cara Lynn, guest reviewer Wicked Company was originally published in 1992 and has been reissued in October 2010. Basically it is the story of female dramatists, playwrights, as well as the actors and actresses, the directors and producers, during the years 1761-1771, mostly in London. The author calls herself a ‘historical novelist.’ In her [...]