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  • The Doppelganger

    Location, location, location. That is what our real-estate agents always told us when we were purchasing homes. Location is what attracted me to this story. Books set in Sri Lanka (known as Ceylon during the time period of this book) don’t come along every day. Unfortunately, books depend upon a bit more than just a…

  • The Devil of Clan Sinclair

    The Devil of Clan Sinclair is poorly named. The hero is, in fact, a very nice guy. Maybe a little too nice. He’s quick to forgive the dishonest and easily manipulated heroine – something I’m not sure I could have done in his place. Virginia Anderson is an American heiress with an ambitious father –…

  • The Rules of Engagement

    The Rules of Engagement is a quick, engaging (see what I did there?) comedy of errors which features one of my favorite tropes – that of “friends-to-lovers.” Hugh Trevalyn is a very attractive and charming young man who, in his desire to be able to flirt and enjoy his pleasures with the ladies without being…

  • Ransom by Julie Garwood

    Narrated by Susan Duerden Julie Garwood has a widely varied range of stories to tell – she writes medieval and regency and contemporary romantic suspense. She’s even stretched her world across them, with Buchanans popping up in every generation. In Ransom, Brodick Buchanan is laird of the Buchanan clan and godfather to Alec Maitland, the…

  • Honey Pie

    If there were anything I could say to writers of contemporary, small town romances, it would be that zany characters don’t substitute for actual plot. Honey Pie , the fourth in the Cupcake Club series, suffers terribly from this issue. I kept turning pages and thinking surely something will happen. Sadly, a plot never really…

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