The theme, “Previously, in romance…” could have taken me any number of places for this month’s TBR Challenge. My first thought was to read an old school romance, but I found I wasn’t really in the mood. Then I checked out Wendy’s ideas on the TBR page, and going back to a series I’d never…
With a theme like “It’s a party!”, I knew I had to find a festive read to close out the 2024 TBR Challenge. A Mary Balogh Regency from the early 1990s proved just the ticket for this one. I love holiday romances, so I’d already read most of the ones on my shelf, but for…
I ended up struggling with this month’s TBR theme of “everyday heroes” more than I thought I would. At one point, I had lots of romances in my TBR with doctor and firefighter leads, definitely folks I’d call everyday heroes. However, for whatever reason, I seem to have read through most of those. In the…
When I see a TBR prompt like “Bananapants,” my mind jumps to either old-school historicals and gothics or Harlequin Presents. I was a bit pinched for time at work this past month, so a quick category read seemed like just the escapist ticket. Taming the Last St. Claire is a book that I found highly…
Jay Northcote’s Imperfect Harmony turned out to fit this month’s “No Place Like Home” prompt in several different ways. Not only has one of the lead characters recently returned to his former home town, but also, it’s set in the UK (my home), the two leads are musicians (so am I) and one of them…
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