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Review: Witches Anonymous by Misty Evans

by Susan S. 10.13.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer A Tickle My Fantasy Story Witches Anonymous novella series: Book one Summary: Amy Evelyn Atwell, heroine, is adamant about turning over a new cauldron. She’s been an evil witch for far too long; which is one of the reasons she’s joined (WA) Witches Anonymous. Hopefully, she can resist Lucifer and [...]

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Review: The Vampire Narcise by Colleen Gleason

by Sharon S. 05.21.2011

by Sharon S., guest reviewer This is the third book in Gleason’s Regency Vampire series, but it differs dramatically from the first two. This one is much darker, more violent and emotionally wrenching than the first two. For someone like me, lover of dark UF, this was a good thing <G>. This book can be [...]

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The Paranormal Hero: Angels and Why We Love Them

by Guest Blogger 06.09.2010

by Madelyn Ford, guest blogger and author of My Avenging Angel Think of Michael casting Lucifer from Heaven, strong, powerful, and protective. The consummate bad-boy with wings and a huge sword, kicking ass and taking names. What girl wouldn’t swoon with that guarding her? But unlike real life, this bad-boy isn’t going to break the [...]

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Review: Betting with Lucifer by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Keira 12.18.2009

There are quite a few things I admire about this romance. The first is that the characters are dramatically different than most any I have read—especially the hero. Betting With Lucifer reminded me strongly of LaVyrle Spencer’s Morning Glory not because the setting or plot was the same but because both leads were powerless characters. [...]

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Are Romances Built On Hormones A Good Thing?

by Guest Blogger 12.17.2009

by Tracy Cooper-Posey, guest blogger and author of Betting with Lucifer. I’ve been touring Betting With Lucifer around a few stops now, and a lot of the feedback I’ve been getting is that it’s a great “old fashioned romance” where the characters really get to know each other as they fall in love and commit [...]