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  • Lost in Almack’s

    Lost in Almack’s by Lesley-Anne McLeod is a very short story published in ebook format – the publishing house calls it “A Regency Romance Byte”. It’s not without promise, albeit a bit uneven, but what really shocked me was the price when I looked it up after I’d read my ARC. To shell out three…

  • Hex in High Heels

    I don’t read that many paranormals, but when I got a short plot summary about Linda Wisdom’s Hex in High Heels I was intrigued and asked to review it, in spite of the fact that it’s the fourth volume in a series, and the cover is very pink. Although I disliked chunks of backstory I…

  • The Queen’s Mistake

    I remember reading some of Diane Haeger’s earlier work when I was in high school and college, and I’m glad to see that she is writing again. Even though we have several gazillion books about Henry VIII and his wives, she manages to take a well-covered subject and make it feel fresh. The Queen’s Mistake…

  • Wildfire by Christyna Hunter

    When I read the premise for Wildfire – an environmentalist and a construction worker fall in love – I was really looking forward to it. Unfortunately, I found the book lacking in all the critical areas. When the epilogue is the only part of the book you like, that’s a big problem. Joanna Webb dedicates…

  • Wild Magic

    I enjoyed Wild Magic and was particularly captivated by the heroine. While the romance was a bit weak, I liked the world the author created, and can recommend the book to fans of paranormal romance. To all appearances, Irenee Sable is the privileged daughter of a wealthy Chicago family and a suburban event planner. In…

  • Royal’s Bride by Kat Martin

    The eldest of the Duke of Bransford’s three sons, Royal Dewar has lived the past seven years in Barbados overseeing the operation of his family’s plantation. He’s called home to his father’s death bed and is shocked to see the family estate in great need of repair and missing many of its paintings and household…

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