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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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Review: Dark Mirror by M.J. Putney

by Keira 04.02.2011

Dark Mirror can be summed up in four words: magic, romance, time travel. The Story: When Lady Victoria (Tory) Mansfield performs magic in front of a bunch of witnesses at her mother’s annual lawn party her father banishes her to Lackland Abbey, a reform school for magic tainted aristocrats. There Tory meets two very different [...]

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Review: Shameless by Karen Robards

by Keira 03.08.2011

Shameless is the third book in the Banning Sisters trilogy. I haven’t read the others, but I really enjoyed this book and consider it one for my favorites shelf. There were some things I wasn’t a big fan of (the near rapes, white slavers, etc) but nothing I couldn’t get pass because of how much [...]

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Review: Devil’s Desire by Laurie McBain

by Mandy Dougherty 02.13.2011

by Mandy Dougherty, guest reviewer Elysia Demarice was alone in the world. After the loss of her parents in a horrific accident our spit-fire heroine was broken down by her evil Aunt and all of her worldly assets sold to pay off her family’s debts. She was left to work long days in her [...]

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Review: His Cavalry Lady by Joanna Maitland

by Keira 07.07.2009

His Cavalry Lady was a very clever concept, but I had a hard time with the romance. I understood how Alex could fall in love with the duke, but the poor duke spent half the time fantasizing about two females (who are Alex in different getups). Most of the hero and heroine’s interaction was when [...]