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Kathleen Gilles Seidel is amazing. Why she is not better known and more widely read is a complete mystery. Her books are masterpieces of characterization and storytelling, filled with clever observations and the flavor of real life. Till the Stars Fall is my favorite book by her yet. It showcases all of her considerable talent and makes for a truly engrossing read.

The principal players in this story are three, not two. Danny and Krissa French are siblings close in age but not in feeling. The children of a Minnesotan miner, they edge into the Ivy League through hard work and determination. Once there, Danny encounters Quinn Hunter, son of the Establishment. Seemingly the two have little in common, but soon Quinn and Danny find they have a mutual interest in music. They both want to sing. Dodd Hall, the folk rock sensation of the Seventies, is born and soon flourishes.

Krissa is essential […]

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You know how sometimes you read the opening line or two of a book, and not only does it hook you immediately, but you can just tell it’s going to be a great read? Well, Night of a Thousand Stars is one of those books.

It opens with Penelope Hammond, step-daughter of a rich American industrialist running out on her wedding to a stodgy viscount’s heir with the help of a rather attractive and delightfully unflappable curate. He introduces himself as Sebastian Cantrip, and agrees to drive her to her father’s house in Devon. On the way, Penelope explains that she prefers to be called by her nickname “Poppy”, and that her last name isn’t actually Hammond, because her stepfather has never legally adopted her. Her actual last name is March.

Which is where I might have squealed, just a little bit.

Because – as anyone who has read any of the books in Ms […]

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When fighter pilot Jasmine Boswell is blown out of the sky by friendly fire over an Arab desert, she awakens with only haunting memories of a dream about an interlude with a beautiful man. But was it simply a dream, or was she actually transported in those terrible moments to the planet Balkanor where she rescued the Crown Prince from a certain death?

The Vash civilization has been pacifist for thousands of years, and Prince Romlijhian B’Kah has been forbidden by his father from seeking out and destroying the cult leader Sharron. But Rom believes Sharron dangerous and goes after him anyway, becomes sterile due to radiation poisoning, and loses his brother in the process. His father will not forgive him for cutting off the family’s male blood lines and he is sent into exile. Rom becomes a intergalactic smuggler, blaming himself for his brother’s death, and is haunted by the beautiful dark-haired […]

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With What a Woman Needs, Zebra Debut brings out yet another promising new author. Caroline Linden’s Regency-set historical features unusual characters and a story that will have readers flying through the pages. There are a few rough spots that may remind one that this is a debut novel, but these are certainly outweighed by the many enjoyable parts of the story.

The book opens as Stuart Drake, a disgraced peer close to being penniless, prepares to propose to a young heiress. He is practical about the fact that he must marry for money and, even though he has misgivings about doing so, he has found himself the proper heiress. His only obstacle is the girl’s formidable guardian, Charlotte Griffolino.

After their initial meeting, Charlotte concludes that the gossip regarding Stuart’s scandalous treatment of women must have some truth to it. She decides that an admitted fortune hunter and an apparent cad would most certainly […]

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Kimba Allen meets Ezra Stern when they’re both infants. His white Jewish mother and black non-religious father have recently moved to Atlanta, where the powerhouse Allen family are the first to help the Sterns feel at home. Kimba and Ezra grow closer as they grow up, culminating in their first kiss in eighth grade – the same night the Stern and Allen parents fight, and the Sterns leave Atlanta, never to return.

Kimba becomes a political kingmaker, having recently managed the campaign for the newly elected U.S. president. Her passion for her career has interfered with her personal life, something she has been willing to defer until a medical test reveals she is, at just thirty-seven, in perimenopause. Ezra, meanwhile, becomes a PhD educator who founds a local private school for low-income kids. He also meets a photographer named Aiko and has a son with her. After years of couples therapy to try […]

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Sunny, warm, touching and sweet – you can pick any of these three words to describe Puppy Christmas, the second book in Lucy Gilmore’s series about a sisterhood of service dog trainers.  A good story that combines a light heart with reasonable emotional heft, it’s a darned good romance novel.

Lila Vasquez would do anything for her younger sisters – even wear a bubblegum-pink ballgown to a fundraiser for Spokane’s hearing services community. Since she’s representing an important cause herself – Puppy Promises, their service dog training group – most humiliations can be weathered.  But, naturally, as she sheds glitter across the ballroom floor, she manages to meet with disaster in the form of her ex-boyfriend, handsome and still sporting a Pepsodent smile.  While totally-not-hiding beside a potted plant, she meets a lost little girl named Emily and returns her to her very handsome father – and suddenly the ex is nothing more […]

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Only her beloved grandmother, Lady Esther, knew how devastated Taylor Stapleton had been when her fiancé eloped with Taylor’s cousin. Now dear Esther — one of London’s richest and most formidable matriarchs — lies dying. But first she was going to help Taylor pull off the scam of the season.

To escape becoming a ward of her unscrupulous uncle, Taylor would wed Lucas Ross, a rugged American rancher. Lady Esther’s money would enable Ross to return home to Montana. Taylor had her own urgent reason to go to America…a precious legacy she hadn’t revealed to Ross, for they had agreed to part ways once they reached Boston. But as her handsome new husband spoke of life in Montana, Taylor began planning a new future. To Taylor, the wide-open spaces of Montana sounded like paradise….

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Heartsick and desperate to return home to America, Georgina Anderson boards the Maiden Anne disguised as a cabin boy, never dreaming she’ll be forced into intimate servitude at the whim of the ship’s irrepressible captain, James Mallory.

The black sheep of a proud and tempestuous family, the handsome ex-pirate once swore no woman alive could entice him into matrimony. But on the high seas his resolve will be weakened by an unrestrained passion and by the high-spirited beauty whose love of freedom and adventure rivals his own.

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Anthony Hamilton, Viscount Langford, was a scandal from the moment he was born.  Almost certainly a cuckoo in the nest, be grew into a wild boy and proceeded to get himself thrown out of three schools, after which, having finished his education at Oxford, he embarked upon a life of debauchery in London, his reputation as a high-stakes gamester and seducer of wealthy widows and bored wives very quickly earning him the blackest of reputations while also rendering him utterly fascinating to the members of the ton.  The fact that he is gorgeous, remarkably discreet and closely guards his privacy only increases his allure.

Anthony – who, owing to his estrangement from his father now chooses to style himself as plain Mr. Hamilton – spent many of his holidays from school at Ainsley Park, the home of his closest friend, David Reece.  David’s younger sister, Celia, remembers Anthony fondly; he’d been like another […]