Amnesia stories are usually up there with sheiks and secret babies for me – I generally don’t bother with them. However, A Man She Couldn’t Forget seemed like it could be a book that would handle the topic well. As I started reading, it quickly became clear that this was the case, and I settled…
Pregnant on the Upper East Side? was the latest stop on my personal brain candy express (after I read Three Cups of Tea last month I somehow needed to balance it out with more frivolous offerings). Well, frivolous I wanted, and frivolous I got. This book is about as light and fluffy as you’d expect…
Shockingly enough, this was my first Harlequin, and I wasn’t sure what to expect. I’ve always been a little wary of 200 paged novels, but with Anne Stuart, I figured I’d be in good hands. I wasn’t wrong: this is the most fun I’ve ever had in such a short time. Maggie Brown has gone…
Attention, Blake McKay, hero of Bought: One Night, One Marriage: 1955 called, and it wants you and your sexist attitudes back. Here in 2008, you don’t order women around anymore. We get to choose whether we want to get married, whether we work, and where we work. Got it? Good. Cally attends a bachelor auction…
As a reader, I find myself quick to praise the new and innovative. However, sometimes a sweet, “comfort food” book comes along that just leaves me smiling. Wedded in a Whirlwind is just such a book. It does not reinvent the genre, but in a very limited number of pages, the author constructs a beautiful…
I was excited to read Christmas Wishes, Mistletoe Kisses because 1) it has a Christmas theme, a feature I often enjoy and 2) I really enjoyed the last book I read by Fiona Harper, English Lord, Ordinary Lady. Unfortunately, I found that this offering was not quite what I’d hoped. It’s not that there was…
Unleashed begins with a sex scene that is supposed to be hot and torrid, but to me was more funny than anything else. Next comes a huge infodump, then things are off and running. Literally. It’s been a long time since I read a Blaze title, but if this is an example of the line,…
I almost didn’t select The Wedding Heiress for review as I was afraid it was going to be another marriage of convenience in order to win an inheritance book. Fortunately, I was wrong, and the book proved to be a generally light, somewhat enjoyable read. Delaney McBride’s wealthy aunt recently died and left a convoluted…
I never thought someone might attempt to make me feel guilty about giving birth in a hospital, but reading Holding the Baby made me feel like I was getting a lecture on New Age philosophy and going all natural. Leah Williams, a midwife who attends women in at-home births in a small Colorado town, is…
I and bought Live and Yearn because I absolutely hated what I was reading, couldn’t get through it, and wanted to read something(anything!) else. I enjoyed the other book I read in St. John’s series about a family of mediums, so this seemed like a good diversion. Happily, it did the trick. It’s not brilliant;…
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