Naked Pursuit by Jill Monroe

Do you like wild and goofy set-ups? Naked Pursuit has that in spades. At times it seems to work, but sometimes the silliness of it just gets to be too much. This romance is definitely original, but it probably won’t work for everyone. So, where does med student Stella Holbrook meet the firefighter of her…

A Perfect Compromise

Just as we often complain about wallpaper historical romances, I’ve come to realize there are also wallpaper “sports” romances featuring heroes whose careers could be switched from “star quarterback” to “rock star” or “journalist” with no impact. That’s not the case in Anna Sugden’s latest New Jersey Ice Cats romance featuring star hockey player Jean…

Into the Storm by Helen DePrima

After having a chance to speak with several Harlequin Heartwarming authors at RWA last year, I’ve been curious to try some of the books in this line. There have been discussions in Rom-land, both online and off, about the market for non-inspy books with a lower sensuality rating. There’s definitely room in the market for…

Standoff at Christmas

When I’m reading up on inspirational romance, Margaret Daley’s name comes up again and again with regard to romantic suspense. I’ve seen her name on many, many Love Inspired covers, so I got curious and picked up Standoff at Christmas. The verdict? This one is totally worth your time. As in so many small-town romances,…

Person of Interest

Most of the military suspense I’ve read centers on special ops and other actions out in the field. However, living near a number of military installations and knowing a number of folks in various branches of military service, some of the more interesting stories I hear involve happenings on base. So, when I saw Person…

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