The Erotic Secrets of a French Maid is the first book I’ve read by Lisa Cach and I can honestly say that it was an entertaining read. There were some problems, but overall, it is well written and quite funny. <!– var browName = navigator.appName; var SiteID = 1; var ZoneID = 4; var browDateTime…
While I appreciate the concept this author wanted to convey inBlood Secrets, I think the execution was somewhat disjointed, and there were moments between the hero and heroine during which I rolled my eyes in disgust. The city of Necropolis was created especially for Otherworlders, like vampires, lycans, and witches. When the Others were revealed…
Patricia Potter has all of her Ts crossed and Is dotted in the final installment of her Beloved series. There can be no argument that she can write well, with wonderful description, good pacing, and three demensional characters. However, in romance, if there isn’t a spark between the leads, and the plot is of the…
India is often largely hinted at in Regency-era romances but hardly ever explored. I was extremely excited to hear that Gaelen Foley would be tackling this exciting land. Sadly that was the section of the book that worked the least. Overall, though, I was very pleased with the first book in her new trilogy focusing…
I’ve always admired author Claire Delacroix and her entertaining Medieval romances, but my admiration shot up even more when I found she writes contemporary romances under the nom de plume Claire Cross. All or Nothing was a strongly pleasing read. Although Jen is young, she got breast cancer two years ago. Her fiancé deserted her…
Parts of Trish Wylie’s Mother-To-Be were almost good, and parts were almost bad. In the end this book averages out to the most average of reading experiences. Years ago Eamonn Murphy left his home in a small Irish village order to pursue independence and success. He left behind his father, the family horse stud, and…
One of my favorite historical romances is Kimberly Cates’ Gather the Stars. When I saw that her latest contemporary was set in Scotland, I jumped at it. As leery as I am lately of straight contemporary romances, I’m glad I picked this one. Emma McDaniel is a Hollywood superstar who, while hugely successful, faces a…
Sometimes books improve as they go along, but with this one, the opening scene pretty much symbolizes all the problems I had with the rest of the story. Unrealistic and silly, and not a whole lot of fun. Audra Walker is a lingerie designer celebrating her promotion with her friends at a club. Unfortunately, her…
This final installment in the Holt Sister trilogy offers some interesting resolutions, but more frustrations. Sabrina Fairleigh is the daughter of a country vicar in love with her father’s curate, the handsome Geoffrey Gillray. When he speaks of being a missionary in Africa, she daydreams of marrying and accompanying him. Geoffrey leaves to visit his…
This was supposed to be a book review, not an existential crisis. But about halfway in, I found myself asking probing questions like: “When will I stop choosing books just because their titles are funny?” “Why do I review books anyway?” “Why was this written in the first place?” “Why did someone publish this…in 2007?”…
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