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  • Private Pleasures

    Private Pleasures is like a scratched record – it gets stuck in a groove and the reader never gets to hear the rest of the song. Girl loves boy and wants to marry him. Boy can’t make a commitment so girl leaves. Boy tries to convince girl to stay with him anyway. Girl doesn’t want…

  • Amazing Gracie

    There is something to be said for life in the American South. Eccentric old women, a laid-back lifestyle, gossiping without remorse or embarrassment, lemonade, flowers, old houses – I could go on and on. Sherryl Woods brings all of this to life in Amazing Gracie. Gracie is used to excellence in her work. She resigns…

  • Mayhem and Miranda

    Wow, was this a tough rating to give. Carola Dunn has written some of my favorite Regencies – gentle books full of humor about people and situations that are just a bit extraordinary, no vicious back stabbing, no hurtful or domineering heroes or wimpy, overly giving heroines. In short, she writes books that are perfect…

  • The Last Viking

    Vikings are fun, aren’t they? Bring one to the present? What a great idea! When I read a blurb about The Last Viking, I knew I had to read it for myself. The Viking was all I could have imagined. Although I would not trade my dear husband for anything, I found myself thinking, Now…

  • The Drifter by Susan Wiggs

    (Sigh) Gosh, I don’t know…this is one of those books that’s hard to review, because there are probably many readers who will like this book a lot, probably better than I did. Not that I didn’t like it; I did. The Drifter is very well written – beautiful imagery, vivid descriptions of the Northwest and…

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