narrative

Review: Compromised by Kate Noble

by Keira 08.28.2011

One word: charming. Two words: engaging hilarity. Three words: sparkling/sparking chemistry. Most decidedly, Compromised, is a great way to kick off your summer reading. Kate Noble engages readers with narrative that is tongue-in-cheek. Part of the narrative reads third person omniscient and part is third person lead-centric as we are use to in romance. It [...]

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Review: Austenland by Shannon Hale

by Keira 08.05.2011

Do you hide your Austen movie DVDs so nobody will know you’re in love with Mr. Darcy? If so, then you might also benefit from a trip to Austenland. When Great-Aunt Carolyn dies, she leaves Jane Hayes with a nonrefundable reservation at an exclusive resort… that caters to women (and possibly men) with Austen fantasies. [...]

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Review: The Runaway Duke by Julie Anne Long

by Keira 03.29.2011

If you’re looking for a light happy read though you will like this novel. It’s a perfect companion for a long flight or car ride and will keep you entertained. The romance is a little overblown and the plot devices a little too farcical. There is a whole gamut of standard plots can be found [...]

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Review: Holly’s Inbox by Holly Denham

by Zarabeth Golden 05.25.2009

By: Zarabeth, guest reviewer I give props to Holly’s Inbox for being constructed using a very unique style of writing; however as a read the whole going through email thing… well there’s a lot of narrative I missed. I wanted more when I had less. That last statement is kind of cryptic so I’ll explain [...]

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