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Fans of Christine Feehan’s Carpathian series will not be disappointed with the newest in the series. I consider this to be my favorite, even more so than Gregori’s story, Dark Magic. Although I’m not normally a fan of extremely alpha heroes, I accept them in these particular books because Christine Feehan set up the Carpathian…
A Prudent Match began promisingly. It’s a marriage of convenience story (always a favorite of mine), the hero and heroine William, Baron Ledbetter and Prudence Stockworth are both nice as can be and the main problem in the book – Prudence’s terror of sex – is one that is not treated frankly in most Regency…
The first line of A Prudent Match is: “Do you William Ledbetter, take this woman for your lawful wedded wife?” You know what that means don’t you? It means a marriage of convenience. When I read the first page of a Regency Romance and find wedding vows, I can’t help smiling. Unfortunately A Prudent Match…
Rules of Engagement is a nice story about nice people. The hero is a little too stubborn, but the heroine is delightful. Attorney Jill Cassidy needs a fake fiancé. She’s led her family to believe she’s engaged, and now that she has to go home for her sister’s wedding, she needs to produce a man….
I wanted to like this book and I found several things about it that pleased me very much. To begin with, Swan’s Grace has one of the loveliest covers I’ve seen all year. In addition, I was very happy to see a book set in 19th century Boston with a musician as its heroine. Although…
Opposites Attract is hot chocolate on a winter’s night. Smooth and comforting, this is a story warmed with family love and loyalty, sweetened with healing that comes when old secrets are revealed and truth is accepted. However, as the tale unfolds, detail-conscious readers could be distracted by uneven pacing, a few unlikely scenarios, and inconsistent…
Breaking the Rules is the cutest story I’ve read in a while. An utterly charming heroine and a nice guy try to find themselves and each other, making this story a winner. Carly Cassidy is a good preacher’s daughter who wants to go bad. Well, sort of. She ran away from her wedding to a…
You say you’re a reader who doesn’t enjoy sequels with the main characters from one book playing a significant role in another? Make an exception for Brighton Honeymoon, Sheri Cobb South’s delightful follow-up to last year’s The Weaver Takes a Wife. Ethan Brundy and his bride Lady ‘elen are back, and all they want is…
As you might guess from the title, Makeshift Marriage is a marriage of convenience story. The writing is competent and the story is sometimes interesting, but when you come down to it, it’s pretty much like every other marriage of convenience story you’ve already read. It’s not bad, but there’s nothing to distinguish it from…
Do you remember the girl in high school who was easy? We talked about her, we watched her, we ridiculed her, but we also envied her. She always had a date, was in demand, and seemed so free. She wasn’t afraid to give guys what they wanted, nor was she afraid to take what she…
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