Rachel Gibson is an author I can count on. I have yet to read a book by her that I didn’t like. Her books are very funny and very sexy, and her heroes are very, very alpha. True Confessions fits right into this pattern. It was a fun and fast read. Hope Spencer is a…
A young woman must face the consequences of her actions in Maybe Baby – and, as you may have guessed from the title, this particular consequence is of the diaper-wearing variety. Delaney Poole has fallen in love with the small town of Harp Cove, Maine. She’s hoping that the powers that be accede to her…
The Turning Point is a heartwarming story of two people from completely different backgrounds who meet at just the right time, under the only circumstances that will bring them together. Lilly Crawford is trapped in an abusive marriage. Concern for her mother-in-law is the only thing keeping Lilly in Little Elm, but then Mother Crawford…
If you’ve read Linda Howard’s Duncan’s Bride, the setup of this book may remind you of it. Both books have as a hero a rancher who doubts the heroine is right for the job, not to mention the hero’s past includes a woman who was completely unsuitable for ranch life. In this case, Montana rancher…
Phantom Waltz is my contender for the most romantic romance I’ve read this year. After flirting from behind the counter of her father’s store, Bethany Coulter expects Ryan Kendrick to turn tail and flee the moment he realizes that she is in a wheelchair. Bethany, a former champion barrel racer, was injured in a rodeo…
About That Man features many themes you’ve probably read before: a quaint close-knit little town filled with busybodies, a workaholic contemporary hero in need of redemption, a modern day spinster with a painful secret, and a rambunctious orphan to bring them all together. These same-old, same-old elements typically don’t bother me if the relationship swelters,…
If I took my copy of Sweet Success and cut it in half at its midpoint, I would be left with two books of very unequal quality. The first book would be a nuanced, entertaining study of characters I want to know better. The second book would be an irritating depiction of psychologically inconsistent people…
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Just when I thought I’d seen it all; just when I started to believe there simply couldn’t be any more inane plots out there; just when I thought it was safe to go back in the bookstore, wham!, suddenly Clay. I’m simply atwitter with uncertainty; where to begin? Okay, first then … the plot. The…
Blythe: Well, Linda, it’s really not a secret that I am a Nora Roberts fan. I’ve read her series books, single title hard covers, and trilogies, but her trilogies tend to be my favorites. This month she begins a new trilogy about a group of three women who live on Three Sisters Island, off the…
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