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Review: Heart of Vengeance by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 09.04.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer High praise for Cooper-Posey’s Heart of Vengeance. A touching love story of two lovers willing to risk it all (titles, lands, imprisonment, torture, even death) just to be together. Summary: Ah, Lady Helena of York, beautiful daughter of the late Earl of Wessex. Pretty Saxon maiden with the most beautiful [...]

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Review: Diana by the Moon by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 07.08.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer This novel drew me in so completely, so thoroughly, time just simply faded. Diana by the Moon is a work of written art. Tracy Cooper-Posey has penned a beautiful story; of one woman’s courageous journey of self discovery amidst turbulent times. What I think appealed to me most, was how [...]

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Review: Dead Again by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 07.07.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Dead Again is a high adrenaline read. Get ready to run because when the line between right and wrong blurs-you won’t know who to trust. Recommendations: This is an action-packed read that doesn’t quit. It reminds me of Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels, of which I’m a big fan of. [...]

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Review: Blood Knot by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 04.17.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Summary: Nathanial (Nial) shows up in Montana hoping Winter Manon Kennedy, heroine, will help him find Sebastian. Bastian was a no-show at a meeting, and now Nial’s worried. (Well, that’s his story anyway. And Nial’s sticking to it). It’s in Winter’s best interest to help Nial since she needs Bastian’s [...]

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Slave Labour. It’s Not Just For The History Books.

by Guest Blogger 03.21.2011

by Tracy Cooper-Posey, guest blogger and author of Blood Knot The United States’ Constitution, that guarantees certain civil liberties, fascinates me from an historical and outsider’s perspective. In particular, the Constitution grants “freedom from slavery and forced labour”. I imagine many people glide right over that statement, barely giving a thought to how powerful a [...]

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Review: Blue Knight by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Keira 03.10.2011

Reviewer Side Note: Romantic suspense is not something I usually read because it’s hard for me to read things geniunely scary. Vampires? No problem. I don’t expect to ever run into one in a dark ally. Crazy wackos? Greedy and powerful bad guys? They’re a little more likely. The Story: A small group of U.N. [...]

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Review: Kiss Across Swords by Teal Ceagh

by Keira 02.08.2011

The Story: Kiss Across Swords is book two in the Time-Crossed Love series which follows a time travel hopping vampires/human ménage a trios through the ages. (M/M/F) Taylor (Tyra) Yates, wants to be turned into a vampire and asks Veris, one of her vampire lovers, to do it on her birthday with drastic results. Veris [...]

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Review: Ningaloo Nights by Tracy Cooper-Posey

by Susan S. 10.10.2010

by Susan Sigler, guest reviewer Ningaloo Nights is a smooth, well-executed, hot steamy read. So hot in fact, I’d attach the following warning. Tracy’s novella may cause: Glasses to fog, an increase in blindfold sales, addictions to chocolate biscuits, a greater demand for hot Aussie men, increased sales of Ute trucks by single men, and [...]