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  • Blackberry Winter

    My understanding of Harlequin’s new Next line is that the stories are about the “next” phase of a woman’s life and may or may not be romantic. Fans of Cheryl Reavis’s romances will be happy to know that while Blackberry Winter reads a bit more like women’s fiction, there’s still a nice little romance inserted…

  • Bayou Bad Boys

    Well, this is what an anthology is supposed to be! It’s been a while since I’ve checked into one of the seemingly endless supply of Bad Boy collections and, based on this one, that may have been a mistake. With each story centered around the theme of . . . well, Bayou Bad Boys, and…

  • Beyond the Wild Wind

    A strong, confident heroine is a good thing – if, that is, she’s intelligent and sensible enough that the choices she makes with such conviction are sound. But there are few things more aggravating than a character who is just as confident and forthright when pursuing actions that are foolish, unthinking, and objectionable. That, in…

  • Good Girls Do

    Is there a book titled Romantic Comedy Clichés 101? Because if there isn’t, Good Girls Do provides a perfect outline. To establish my humor creds, I’ll simply say when it comes to humor I like it all. I love verbal humor, I love subtle comedy, and I love slapstick too. I’m quick to laugh and…

  • Dead Reckoning

    I have to say one thing for Dead Reckoning – it was a fast read. I read it in one sitting. The pace moved along quickly, but after I finished the book, I realized I hadn’t enjoyed it that much. The characters didn’t engage me, and there were a couple of plot points that seemed…

  • The Prey

    With a second half considerably better than the first, The Prey marks a promising debut for new romantic suspense author Allison Brennan. Former FBI agent Rowan Smith is now a bestselling author of crime novels whose books are currently being made into movies. When a woman with the same name as one or her characters…

  • Penny Sue Got Lucky

    Penny Sue Got Lucky is a great title and fits the novel perfectly, which you’ll discover when you finish it. This book has a bit of mystery, a hero and heroine who are total opposites in personality, a large cast of secondary characters, and even a cute dog. It’s part of Beverly Barton’s long running…

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