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  • Three Little Secrets

    Liz Carlyle is, undoubtedly, one of the very best authors today of historical romance who, even when she’s not quite at the top of her game, writes consistently good – and sometimes great – novels. So, even though Three Little Secrets isn’t among the author’s best, it is still vastly superior to the majority of…

  • Bump in the Night

    Bump in the Night features four short stories – one historical, two contemporary, and one futuristic, all of which feature some sort of paranormal element. I was drawn in by the J.D. Robb story, but that actually wasn’t my favorite of the bunch; I liked the historical. The other two were bad to middling.

  • Through a Crimson Veil

    Through a Crimson Veil is the third installment in the Crimson City series. Instead of involving werewolves or vampires, this introduces readers to the demon realm, Orcus. With the uneasy truce between humans, werewolves and vampires, adding demons into the mix could shift the balance and cause an all out war among the already wary…

  • Surrender by Pamela Clare

    Sometimes I’m just in the mood to read a completely over-the-top romance. Those are the times when I’m looking for characters who are larger than life and have all kinds of vivid adventures. Pamela Clare’s latest novel, the first in a new series, has its rough spots, but her tale of romance set during the…

  • Touch of Evil

    Reading a book is like going on a blind date; vulnerability abounds. When the author writes it and puts it out there, he/she becomes vulnerable to the reading public. It is what it is and nothing they can do will affect the outcome once it’s published. But the reader is at risk as well. They’re…

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