With a medieval setting and a paranormal twist, this book had a unique story line that held great promise. Unfortunately, that promise was completely squandered by a domineering hero and a lengthy separation between he and the heroine. As a result, any connection this reviewer felt between the two was superficial and physical – it…
Kiss the Moon has what many romantic suspense novels are missing – romance and suspense. You don’t have to read half the book before the hero and heroine meet. The main characters meet early on, and though they don’t always work together, they both try to unearth the truth. Kiss the Moon is more than…
Beginning with a scene in which Claire DePeche is accused of being a witch by her mother-in-law, then turned out of her home by her conniving brother-in-law after the death of her husband, Lord of Compton Castle, Dangerous Gifts begins with a wallop. In order to save the life of her young son, Claire relinquishes…
According to statistics, Americans are a very religious people, but fiction, especially genre fiction does not show it to any degree. The characters in inspirational fiction live and act out what they believe. They pray and recall verses from the Bible. Their faith is a a part of their lives that is with them constantly,…
There are few things more frustrating than a book that promises to be wonderful and ends up being average. Such books lure the reader with the promise of an intriguing story, magnetic characters, and a fast paced plot, then dwindle into predictable mediocrity. Such is the case with Jane Feather’s newest release A Valentine Wedding….
Prince of Thieves is not at all what I expected. Its cover boldly proclaims its membership in Love Spell’s Legendary Lovers line, in a manner that can politely be called “flashy.” Frankly, I was expecting white hot love scenes – and plenty of them. What I got was a subtle love story with a lot…
The Midnight Hour is infinitely better than Karen Robards last book, The Senator’s Wife. That’s the good news. The bad news is that as a romantic suspense novel, it is noticably short on romance and the suspense is not very suspenseful. <!– var browName = navigator.appName; var SiteID = 1; var ZoneID = 4; var…
I am a huge fan of the paranormal genre and Amanda Ashley is one of my favorites whose other Vampire romances I have enjoyed immensely. I read Embrace the Night not very long after reading Shades of Gray, which is the author’s newest release. Perhaps I should have spaced the readings further apart because all…
This was an impulse buy, and like many impulses, I lived to regret giving in to it. There really isn’t anything wrong with the book – but there isn’t really anything right about it, either. It’s just boring. The characters are boring, the story is boring, the writing is boring. It’s been four years since…
For a good many years, I have been unable to read or think about the story of King Arthur without some prose or action calling to mind Disney’s The Sword in the Stone, Excalibur, or Monty Python. I cannot help but respect an author who can bring fresh life to this timeless legend. Diana L….
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