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  • Annie’s Wild Ride

    Annie’s Wild Ride is probably one of the better books I have read in a long time. The ending was a bit of a let down but, overall, I’d have to say the ride (or should I say the read) was worth it. Anne (gee, I like that name and how it’s spelled) and Paul…

  • Irresistible by Mary Balogh

    Irresistible is very nearly so. While its flawless descriptions of life in Regency England are effectively combined with an intriguing romance, it misses the mark in this way. Regency norms and morés dictated a strict limit to the range of emotions people were allowed to openly express. When these same constraints are applied to writing…

  • Body and Soul

    Body & Soul is a ghost romance with a little romantic suspense thrown in for good measure. If you can work your way through the somewhat distant first part, you’ll find a good read here. Author Krinard dazzled me in the past with earlier works, so this one was a bit disappointing, but still better…

  • Girls’ Night Out

    Well, after a long string of books I either really liked or loved, I found one that left me shaking my head in confusion. I just couldn’t figure out why these two people ended up together. Susan Hallston’s neighbor and friend, Linda Kinter, is murdered after a girls’ night out reveals her husband’s secret child…

  • The Bad Luck Wedding Cake

    Geralyn Dawson has written another funny western featuring the McBride Menaces – aka the McBride Blessings. This time around they are in their Uncle Tye’s care while their father and stepmother are on honeymoon. His nieces have Tye pretty much wrapped around their fingers. Tye meets baker Claire Donovan when he mistakenly thinks she has…

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