Sophie Haversham is an impoverished gentlewoman who can sometimes see the future in her dreams. This time, she has seen an image of a violent murder that she wants desperately to prevent, but when she goes to the police to report her vision, Sophie discovers that the victim she foresaw is none other than one…
All the stories in this anthology involve taming a Regency Rogue. Taming a rogue is a great fantasy, and the plot of many a wonderful romance novel. The rogues in these stories are not really all that roguish, but one of them is a nice tortured hero. His story is the best of the bunch.
Linda Madl’s Silk and Secrets is a flawed but fun Victorian romance with a very old-fashioned feel to it and strong Gothic overtones. <!– var browName = navigator.appName; var SiteID = 1; var ZoneID = 4; var browDateTime = (new Date()).getTime(); if (browName=='Netscape') { document.write('‘); document.write(”); } if (browName!=’Netscape’) { document.write(‘‘); document.write(”); } // –>…
Jinissa is a citizen of the nation of Calavria, exiled for political reasons and living in the neighboring kingdom of Lendiil. Like all Calavrians, she has paranormal powers. When she displays these in order to save a child’s life, she is immediately seized by the Lendiili and condemned as a witch and a spy. Moments…
John Black is a former doctor who gave up practicing medicine years ago and has since become a leader in the struggle against English rule. After years of fighting and negotiating, he’s decided to visit his friends Niall and Catronia Riordan (the protagonists of Seymour’s Rose in the Mist) for some much needed rest. But…
Cindy and the Fella and Calling All Glass Slippers are two connected novels set in the college town of Clair de Lune, California. They share a common sensibility and many of the same characters. The main difference is the protagonists and romance in one are wonderful; in the other, not so much. Calling All Glass…
Cindy and the Fella and Calling All Glass Slippers are two connected novels set in the college town of Clair de Lune, California. They share a common sensibility and many of the same characters. The main difference is the protagonists and romance in one are wonderful; in the other, not so much. In Cindy and…
The Vampire Viscount manages to be a number of interesting things in a brief 224-page space. This is a book that may sneak its way onto a number of AAR’s Special Title Listings. It’s a vampire story, which is unique enough for a Regency. It’s also a redemption story, an arranged marriage romance, and it…
There are two reviews of this book. Secrets: Volume 8 was something of a disappointment to me. I’m sure it’s difficult, when writing erotic romance to come up with a scenario that is both believable and erotic at the same time. If the story you set up is unbelievable, it’s not going to be fully…
I find the topic of religion to be fascinating, so I’m always up for a book that includes religion as part of the plot. I Am Not Esther is a rather chilling book about a cult that allows no individual thought. Kirby Greenland has always had a chaotic life with her flaky mom. She’s used…
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