Review by Lynn Reynolds The prologue starts on December 31, 1720. It has a shocking beginning and then it jumps over a year ahead. The setting is Venice and our character describes it as if it were female. I always find it interesting how a town is described as being female. It also makes me [...]
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Guest blog by Victoria Vane In most romance novels, there comes a moment of realization that one or both of the characters are in love. Generally this self-acknowledgment becomes the catalyst, or actualization of the romance and is followed by a verbal profession of deeper feeling. But what happens when both characters are terrified to [...]
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