Is This Love?

It’s good to check in with British romance every now and again, not only to catch up with their version of English slang, but also to wallow in their famous reserve and low-key but heart-felt sentimentality. Moorcroft displays a lot of what’s best about British romance in this novel of love blooming in a small…

Full Throttle

It took me two months to read Ms. McCarthy’s Full Throttle. The novel is the seventh in Ms. McCarthy’s Fast Track series, a sequence of books whose appeal has waned as its numbers have risen. I liked the first two books in the series, Flat out Sexy and Hard and Fast. And while Full Throttle…

A Perfect Proposal

Like the foam on a high priced, overly sugared cup of fancy coffee, this book is fluffy and sweet. It has no real substance but the lightness of it (and the fact it knows that it is light) works for it rather than against it. On the other hand, the overly-indulgent length leaves you in…

The Publicist: Book One

When I saw the blurb for this self-published novel, I’ll admit it caught my eye. Christina George is, per the author’s description, the pseudonym of someone who has worked 20+ years in the publishing industry and the book promises one author’s view of the publishing world from the inside. And that peek behind the curtain…

A Royal Pain

A Royal Pain is Megan Mulry’s debut novel and it’s liked by many… just not me. I thought the heroine was a brat; the hero, a bath mat; and the plot both convoluted and at times, dull. A Royal Pain strays far from what would be considered traditional romance. Its heroine, Bronte Talbott, begins the…

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