MacKenzy Cord has been in love with Savannah Carrington as long as he can remember. Everything he does is in preparation for their life together. He’s saved everything he’s earned as bounty hunter to buy her a nice big house and he’s arranged to take over the local sheriff’s job so he’s respectable. Only one…
When Magdalen of Lancaster is born, she is brought into a world of turmoil, tragedy and political intrigue. The illegitimate daughter of John of Gaunt, the Duke of Lancaster, and Isolde De Beauregard, Magdalen seems destined to live her life as a pawn for either England or France. Raised in a remote location, Magdalen knows…
Now that Scotland’s been done to death, it looks as if it’s time to read romances set in Ireland. A Bright Idea takes place in Victorian Dublin, and while I commend Cindy Harris for not overdoing the setting to the point of caricature, or going to the other extreme by pretending that the setting doesn’t…
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…
You know that obnoxious female character, so common in romance (usually the spoiled younger sister or cousin) who hasn’t a thought in her feather-light brain aside from her newest dress and whichever knight (or knights) in shining armor she’s in love with this week? The kind that never thinks about anyone or anything but herself,…
Emma Holly is known for her erotic stories in the Secrets anthologies and her erotic novels for the Black Lace publishing company. With Beyond Innocence she turns her hand to historical romance and gives us a very good story with hotter than average love scenes. However, if you are looking for erotic scenes that push…
In the mood for a nice, comfortable, light read? Better save Forbidden for another day. But if you’re in the mood for a spellbinding story that burns with passions both emotional and physical, the kind that grabs your heart and kicks it around like a plane in turbulence for a few hours before bringing you…
Earthy. If I were to quantify Fever in just one word, it would be earthy. I finished reading this book days ago and have been considering how to approach the review ever since. Parts of are really good; parts are not. Some characters are well drawn; others are stereotypes. The plot works, mostly, but also…
I assigned The Proper Wife to myself because Julia Justiss has gotten two really positive reviews from AAR: one for A Scandalous Proposal, and another for her novella in The Officer’s Bride anthology. I haven’t read either of her other books, but my curiosity had been whetted. When I picked up this book, it was…
I’ve enjoyed books by this author (under her pseudonym Linda Lael Miller) in the past, namely her vampire series. I haven’t read any recent titles of hers, and if this book is any indication, apparently I haven’t missed anything. Gabriella Redclift has spent most of her nineteen years in St. Swithin’s Abbey with her sisters,…
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