Contemporary Romance

  • Summer in Eclipse Bay

    When she’s good, she’s very good. And in this, the last entry in her Eclipse Bay trilogy, Jayne Ann Krentz shows once again that when she’s cooking, there are few to match her knack for dialogue, her skill in creating likable characters, and her ability to deliver a mystery that may be on the light…

  • My One And Only

    MacKenzie Taylor’s first single title, My One And Only has it all: love, chemistry, suspense, and a great cast. Despite a slight petering out at the end, this is definitely an exciting debut. Abigail Lee has worked for Harrison Montgomery for ten years, ever since he took her in off the street and gave her…

  • The Loner

    How you react to The Loner will depend on how you approach it. If you begin the book expecting reasonable people acting in a responsible manner, you will be horrified by all the goings-on. But if you look on it as a soap opera populated with cartoon characters, you will have more than just a…

  • Almost Perfect by Patricia Rice

    I’ve got to think that when she started writing this book Patricia Rice simply never decided exactly what kind of story she was creating – a contemporary funny with wacky-but-lovable characters, or something darker and more ambitious. Unfortunately, the result is a book that doesn’t succeed as either. Cleo Alyssum, the leading female character (by…

  • Take Me, I’m Yours

    You’ve got great dialogue. Big laughs. Characters to really, really like. And, even though you have to wait a bit for it, some pretty hot sex. Is this a book or what? Ruby Runyon, a waitress at a South Beach Miami comedy club, has a problem. Suddenly realizing that her handsome date is mob-connected and…

  • Ask Anyone

    According to her cover blurb, Sherryl Woods has published over sixty books. I’ve enjoyed some of those. Ask Anyone, unfortunately, gave me the impression of a good author on autopilot. Bobby Spencer owns a tract of riverfront property in his hometown of Trinity Harbor, Virginia, which he wants to develop in a family-friendly way. He…

  • True North

    True North, the first effort by newcomer Beverly Brandt, is your basic opposites-attract story, told with a depth of feeling and character development that is hard to resist. If you can get past certain instances of questionable behavior, especially on the heroine’s part, you will find yourself drawn in to a touching love story of…

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