Divorced, Desperate and Delicious might not be my first pick amongst titles for this sweet, funny romance, but I guess it gets the point across. Author author Christie Craig shows a lot of promise in the world of single title contemporary romance (she wrote a series romance released in 1994 under the name Christie Clark)….
I have long been a fan of Beverly Jenkins, but I have to say that Deadly Sexy, while at times entertaining, is not one of her best books. <!– var browName = navigator.appName; var SiteID = 1; var ZoneID = 4; var browDateTime = (new Date()).getTime(); if (browName=='Netscape') { document.write('‘); document.write(”); } if (browName!=’Netscape’) {…
A good story is essential to the success of a book. Everything Forbidden has a storyline that is intriguing and titillating. Despite some flaws in the overall presentation of the novel, Jess Michaels is a good erotic writer. After Miranda Albright’s father died, her family fell into poverty and, with three younger sisters and a…
I requested this Dorothy Garlock because, though I knew she’d been around for ages, I’d never read a book by her before. When I told my mom during a phone call that I was reading Dorothy Garlock, she said “Oh, I used to really like her.” Those two facts should have alerted me to the…
Karen Marie Moning is best known for her romances blending historical, paranormal, time travel, and fantasy elements. Some authors are successful with such hybrids while others aren’t. I think Moning falls into the former category, at least with Bloodfever. Bloodfever is the second novel in Moning’s new series, after Darkfever, so there’s a fair amount…
Despite the bare male torso adorning the cover of Sword of Rome, readers will find themselves treated to other than the burning hot wallpaper historical the cover copy would lead one to expect. Indeed, though savvy readers will pick out at least one glaring historical error (and several more minor ones), the author treats readers…
Let me start this review by saying that Diana Gabaldon is my absolute favorite author. That being said, you may find it odd that this collection of three stories was the first Lord John book that I have read, even though Lord John and the Private Matter has sat on my shelf for about two…
I’m definitely for new spins on the old romance formula, something to shake up the genre. But I can’t help but feel all warm and fuzzy inside when an author comes along with an old fashioned love story. Add a great plot, just enough historical detail, and a lovable cast of characters…well (sigh), you just…
Suspect is the second in a trilogy that explores the effects of a man’s bigamy on both his families. It’s very much a part of a larger story and doesn’t stand alone very well. As a mystery, it was rather mediocre and as a romance, it was tepid as could be. Ron Raven was a…
Harlequin Superromances tend to have a bit more realism than the average series romances, and Baby Makes Three is no exception; it has realism in spades. A broken marriage, two miscarriages, a hero whose mother abandoned him, and a heroine with an alcohol problem – all in one book. It’s a lot to cope with,…
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