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Review: Destiny of the Wolf by Terry Spear

by Keira 05.02.2011

Terry Spear weaves paranormal, suspense, and romance together in one non-stop rollercoaster of passion and adventure. I was pleasantly surprised to find myself enjoying a protagonist werewolf plot (I’m more inclined to favor vampires) and a mystery thriller plotline (again not something I usually go for). I love this novel’s front cover (hmm sexy). Don’t [...]

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First Love – A Love for Life?

by Guest Blogger 04.07.2011

by Margaret James, guest blogger and author of The Silver Locket and The Golden Chain Thank you for inviting me to be a guest blogger on Love Romance Passion. I’m delighted to be here. What’s great about writing romance is that there’s so much scope for trying out something new. Over the years, I’ve written [...]

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You’re so Vain, You Think this Romance is About You, Don’t You?

by Keira 03.14.2011

Carly Simon was onto something when she claimed, “you’re so vain.” What is romance, after all, but being (seemingly) attended to as you secretly think you deserve? ~Michael Sims reported by Bittergrace That was one of the most interesting things I heard about romance in a long while. It made me think. Are our emotions [...]

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Review: Seduction by Amanda Quick

by Keira 02.24.2011

This lovely little book was a quick and delightful read. I was sad to finish it because it meant that I would have to let the leads Julian Ravenwood and Sophy Dorring go their own way. The novel starts out with Julian accepting Sophy’s refusal to marry him. The word was passed down to him [...]

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Review: An Offer You Can’t Refuse by Jill Mansell

by Keira 02.11.2011

What would constitute an offer you can’t refuse? Is it money, glory and fame, mercy for a loved one, promises of everlasting passion… For Lauren (whose gone by Lola since she was little) it’s the first and she has to give up the last to get it. Mrs. Tennant, her boyfriend’s mother, corners her at [...]

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Review: Boss Man from Ogallala by Janet Dailey

by Keira 11.24.2010

If you’re looking for a wonderful older romance, Boss Man From Ogallala is just what you need. With her father in hospital recovering from broken hip, Casey Gilmore is forced to accept the arrival of Flint McCallister to manage the family ranch. She does not want him there and is extremely put out by the [...]

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The Language of Literary Sex

by Keira 11.17.2010

For this article we’re going to skip over the titillating parts about raging tumescence and disintegrating virginal barriers otherwise known as land of frankness and euphemisms. We won’t be discussing weeping fluids, honey, dew, or the elixir of love. We’re doing this American and bypassing all foreplay and going straight for the mechanics of making [...]

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Review: The Sheikh’s Defiant Bride by Sandra Marton

by Keira 10.28.2010

Points go to Sandra Marton for using a fairly unique way to go about the common pregnant bride plot. A screw up in courier running between two doctors’ offices and a sperm bank results in Madison Whitney receiving the Crown Prince of Dubaac’s safeguard for the future of his country. Now one month later, Madison [...]