Series Romance

  • MacAllister’s Baby

    Rike’s review of His for the Taking a couple of months ago intrigued me, so when it came time to Kindle some books for a recent trip to California, I ordered that one and an earlier Julie Cohen release. While I recommend both, I am most excited about MacAllister’s Baby, which, in contrast to another…

  • His Mistress by Arrangement

    I usually avoid the Harlequin Presents romances at the bookstore because the titles make me cringe, which means I would have missed Natalie Anderson’s His Mistress by Arrangement and that would have been a shame, for I really liked the way the author told the story. In the future, I will have to remind myself…

  • His Secret Past

    I enjoy reading series romances, but so many of my favorite authors have left the genre that I find myself reading fewer and fewer these days. As a result, I didn’t have the highest hopes for Ellen Hartman’s His Secret Past. But I’m happy to report that I’ve now read one of my favorite series…

  • A Soldier’s Homecoming

    As a fan of Rachel Lee’s Conard County series, I was excited to see a new entry at long last. At her best, Lee creates very sympathetic (and often tortured) characters, and very tender relationships. Unfortunately, A Soldier’s Homecoming is nowhere near the best that this author is capable of writing. Though glimmers of her…

  • A Soldier’s Homecoming

    When I first began to read series romances, one of my favorite continuing series was the one Rachel Lee set in Conard County, Wyoming. I still have several of the books tucked away in my comfort read box, and I re-read them ever so often. The last book in the series was the 1999-published Involuntary…

  • When a Hero Comes Along

    Teresa Southwick continues her string of successful Silhouette Special Editions with When a Hero Comes Along. Though I didn’t find it as compelling a read as At a Millionaire’s Request or Midnight, Moonlight, and Miracles, I recommend it, albeit with qualifications. Joe Morgan and Kate Carpenter shared a passionate love affair until he broke it…

  • Saying Yes to the Millionaire

    Saying Yes to the Millionaire is light, slight, and insubstantial as a puff of cloud. It is charming though, and the plot (which concerns a treasure hunt over London) was like candy to an anglophile like me. Fern Chambers likes her life on an even keel. She doesn’t like excitement, she doesn’t like danger, and…

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