For those who didn’t make it to Italy on their summer vacation, The Food of Love offers a first-class getaway to the country. It’s another variation on the classic Cyrano de Bergerac, this time with a culinary twist. With a perfect sense of place, wonderful food and a warm storytelling style, Anthony Capella delivers a…
Last year’s 2176 series was an interesting concept: a different author writes each book in the futuristic series, set in the same world and having continuing characters. Liz Maverick, author of The Shadow Runners, the third entry in the 2176 series, kicks off LoveSpell’s similarly styled Crimson City series with the aptly named Crimson City….
In Dying for Siena author Elizabeth Jennings niftily plaits three strands of an unpretentious, airy tale of light fiction. Intertwined are the investigation of a murder in picturesque, cozy Siena, Italy, the coming of age of 27-year-old Faith Murphy, and the Italian joie de vivre and laid-back way of life as illustrated in Dante Rossi’s…
Three Kinds of Asking for It is an erotic anthology containing three new novellas, each about a character seeking to fulfill a particular sexual desire.
Kick Ass is an anthology of four novellas about supposedly kickass heroines. As is usually the case, some of these women live up to their billing better than others.
25 Years is a collection of three novellas commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Harlequin Superromance line. Each story incorporates the 25-year theme in a different way, with mixed results.
Normally I am not a fan of short stories, but lately I have attempted to broaden my reading horizons. The latest volume of Secrets includes four very different settings/types ranging from Shape-shifters to Contemporary to European Historical and back to Contemporary with a bit of suspense.
I am a fan of Nicole Jordan’s books but seem to hit or miss with the novels in her Guardians series. After being disappointed in the first novel and loving the second, I looked forward to Wicked Fantasy. It didn’t live up to my expectations. Antonia was 17 when she met Deverill after he joined…
NOTE: This review refers to the text edition; however, it is currently only available in audio so we have linked to that instead. Call me food-obsessed, but reading irrevocably brings out the gourmand in me. Not only do I tend to nibble away on something chocolate-related when I read, but some books also seem to…
This is the final installment in McCoy’s Starlight trilogy about alien women coming to Earth. Not having read the previous entries, I wondered if I would have a problem getting the story, but that was no issue. I got the story, I just didn’t like it terribly much. Mira is a woman on a mission:…
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