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I have a deep fondness for Dodd’s older historical romances. This one got a B+ back in the day. We wrote:

Dodd does a great job of showing how the romance between these two people springs from the way their personalities work. Pamela is the daughter of a rake who has no use for men in general and for good-looking, arrogant noblemen like Kerrich in particular. She is dismayed to discover that she’s exactly as attracted to him as he had predicted his governess would be. But that’s nothing to the horror Kerrich experiences when he realizes that he is genuinely attracted to her, even though he is completely convinced by Pamela’s starchy old battleaxe routine. I don’t know how Dodd managed to make a hero as incredibly arrogant as Kerrich so charming, but it works delightfully. Their personalities strike each other in such a way that sparks fly, and they share one of the nicest, funniest, and most passionate first kisses I’ve read about in a long time.

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Toni Blake has been writing strong contemporary romances for a long time. We gave this one a B+. Our reviewer wrote: Overall, I deeply enjoyed Half Moon Hill. The book brought me to tears a few times; I’m not afraid to admit it! I really grew to love the characters and enjoyed every moment of their time together. 

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We loved Betting on You. This story is about relationships, dating, blended families and helping and supporting each other. The banter between the leads is epic…. [We] recommend it to readers who enjoy a cute YA love story with family drama, secrets and good friends.

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This contemp is lovely. In our B+ review we wrote:

The best love stories balance ‘show and tell’ – they show enough that when the characters tell the reader or each other they are in love, it’s convincing. I was convinced. Jason and Sloan spend one on one time together (I share the exhaustion other AAR reviewers have expressed with huge casts of characters devoted to generating book series, and I can announce with delight that Sloan only has one friend, Kristin from The Friend Zone). Sloan and Jason also have chemistry, and they operate from the principle that it’s worth figuring out how to make all other aspects of their lives accommodate their love (I was bowled over and had to re-listen when Sloan says “Making him happy was the only way I could be happy. . . . He was my life” without irony or the insistence that happiness must come from within, and can be pried out of you with lots of expensive exercise classes and apps with daily affirmations). The HEA epilogue is also satisfying for both parties on a personal and a professional level, which makes for a gratifying conclusion. I didn’t know I was going to be so affected by their love story – I appreciated it from the beginning as well-developed, but I started really feeling it in the latter half.

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