I love adventure, and I love Medievals, so To Tempt a Knight was a winner for me in many ways. Though not for those who like their history strictly realistic, this book entertains and tells a very action-packed and romantic story. Following the dissolution and killing of the Templars in continental Europe, Sir William Keith…
I’m not a huge fan of American historical romance, but every now and again I get a hankering to read one. Luckily, For the Love of Murphy came close to satisfying the craving. Katie Thomas left scandal and Chicago behind to join her doctor brother in Victor City, Colorado. Once she arrives, she awakens to…
Secrets intrigue me; when the conflict in a relationship arises from someone keeping major secrets, as long as there’s a plausible reason, I can go along for the ride. And I’m a sucker for a good secret-unveiling scene. For those reasons, I found myself picking up The Ranger’s Secret. Chase Jarvis’ secret is a doozy….
I can’t approach this book as a member of the target audience, but I can use my imagination and decide if I would recommend it to a kid sister. In a word: No. Elsha is one of the Quelled who have been enslaved by the Chosen to mine firestones, the sole source of heat in…
Barely Bewitched is the second in Kimberly Frost’s southern witch series featuring Tammy Jo Trask. While I enjoyed parts of the book, I found it an uneven read, and can’t recommend it. Tammy Jo recently came into her powers as a witch. She almost immediately got in trouble with the World Association of Magic (WAM)…
Kiss & Hell is my first book by Dakota Cassidy, and if it’s representative of her work, will likely be my last. The plot moves unbearably slow, and the heroine is like Paris Hilton channeling Snoop Doggy Dogg. Delaney Markham is a medium who, like, helps confused souls cross over. She also holds séances to…
Lord Jack Byron lost a great deal of money in a card game and the only way he can pay up is to marry his creditor’s spinster daughter, Grace Danvers. The father (a mega-rich tradesman) wants the best for his girl, and demands that Jack court her and make her fall in love with him….
The Colonial/Revolutionary Period seems to be enjoying a resurgence – in fiction, if not in romance. That’s where I’m getting my fix these days. The Ninth Daughter is the first in a mystery series featuring Abigail Adams as a sleuth. It kind of seems like a bad idea, and it is. Granted, I am probably…
I love dogs; ergo, I chose this anthology. And it’s a good one, guys.
Kleypas is a name that I’m always willing to try. I haven’t read too many of her books, but most of those I have are still sitting on my shelf. Tempt Me at Twilight is the first of the Hathaway stories I’ve encountered (though it’s the third in the series). While this story was good…
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