While Wonderful You is the second in Mariah Stewart’s trilogy about the three Enright children, it’s actually the first I read. Not only did it work well for me as a standalone, I fell completely in love with the Enright family, and can’t count the number I’ve times I’ve reread this book. Zoey is the…
I had little hope for Gemma Bruce’s The Man for Me. An early heavy petting scene led me to believe that the book would be all about sex, with little plot or character development. Happily, I was wrong. This is a wonderful romance between a compelling hero and heroine and between the heroine and baseball….
I generally find myself rolling my eyes when I read a girl-in-pants historical novel. They seem to be packed with clichés and full of overdrawn characters. So when I flipped through Wild Sweet Love and noticed how often the heroine gallivanted about in a pair of leather pants, I worried. My fears were unfounded, as…
Calling Compromising Positions a great series romance really isn’t fair to it or most series romances. For one thing, there’s its length. This book has some of the smallest typeface I’ve ever seen in a Silhouette release (reset at the size of the average Avon release, the book would likely come in at 400 pages),…
I find stories of spiritual discovery and renewal of any faith appealing. Moreover, I really like well done historical novels, romance or otherwise, especially those featuring more common folk as opposed to the elite classes usually shown. Thus I requested to review A Place Called Trinity by Delia Parr, which tells the story of middle-aged…
Emma Holly is one of the better known erotica authors; although her current historical Beyond Innocence is near the top of my TBR pile, I had previously read and enjoyed a couple of her contemporary erotica books, including one of her most famous titles, Menage. Thirty-three year old Kate Winthrop, a Philadelphia bookstore owner, has…
If you are ready for something different – a bit off the beaten track for historical romance – take a look at His Stolen Bride by Judith Stanton. It features both an unusual time period and setting, taking place in the rural North Carolina and Pennsylvania Moravian community in the 1790s. It’s an engaging story…
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