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Get into Bed with Mia Marlowe (Author Interview)

by Keira 01.19.2012

Mia Marlowe Interview, Co-Author of Sins of the Highlander with Connie Mason Keira: You worked with Connie Mason on Sins of the Highlander, so I have to know, is it easier or harder to write with a partner? Did either of you ever want the story to go one way, but couldn’t take it there [...]

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Review: Until There Was You by Kristan Higgins

by Keira 12.15.2011

Heroine: (Cordelia) Posey Osterhagen might be the plain adopted daughter, but she’s well-loved both at work, at home, and by her Little Sister (from the youth mentoring organization). If only that translated into her love life, but the boyfriend she’s got doesn’t want to go to the next level, preferring to have sex dates instead [...]

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Review: The Vampire Next Door by Ashlyn Chase

by Susan S. 08.27.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer Strange Neighbors Trilogy: Book Three Summary: Sylvestro (Sly) Flores (hero) and Morgaine Marlowe (heroine) have been friends for almost a decade. They’ve had their reasons for not pursuing a relationship. He’s a vampire. She’s a witch. Sly’s also a widower who loved his late wife dearly; while Morgaine was a [...]

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Review: Courting Miss Hattie by Pamela Morsi

by Keira 08.20.2011

First off, thank you to Katiebabs for recommending this book in her post, Those Wonderful Comfort Reads. It’s taken me a while to acquire my own copy, but boy oh boy was it worth the wait. This novel is definitely one of those where you wonder why you never heard of it sooner! The biggest [...]

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Review: Siren’s Call by Devyn Quinn

by Susan S. 08.01.2011

by Susan S., guest reviewer A mystical tale of magick-wielding Mers, a lost civilization, and an evil queen hell-bent on destruction; escapism at its finest! Siren’s Call is the first installment from Ms. Quinn’s Dark Tides Series. Off the coast of Maine on Little Mer Island, there’s a mermaid named Tessa Lonike, heroine. Tessa has [...]

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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: The Spurned Viscountess by Shelley Munro

by Susan S. 12.07.2010

by Susan S., guest reviewer “Quick! Grab the fingerprint dusting powder!” We have a murder mystery on our hands. Summary: Heroine, Rosalind, is realizing marriage is not all it’s cracked up to be. Sure, she expected some sort of adjustment phase, as well as the awkwardness of marrying a stranger. But what Rosalind did not [...]

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Review: The Salt Bride by Lucinda Brant

by Sandra Scholes 11.14.2010

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer This novel serves as a Georgian historical romance that shows what life was like in that time period, and the hardship women endured at the hands of rakish men who only wanted women as their pleasure tools. For all the wealth some families had, if a daughter was easily led [...]