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  • All-American Father

    It’s a pleasure to read certain books. There have been times when I didn’t want to sleep, eat, or go to work since I simply had to finish a wonderful book. Then there are books like All-American Father, which was a chore to read. Much as I wanted to zip right through it, I couldn’t…

  • When I Fall In Love

    To me there is wallpaper Medieval and Medieval-lite. Lynn Kurland is definitely in the lite category. Her Medieval and time travels may not show the daily grit of life in the past, but she manages to give us the flavor all wrapped up in a nice lighthearted bow. Her latest is not without its problems…

  • Wild Thing

    Described by the publisher as a paranormal anthology about the “wild instinct in everyone”, this trade paperback hits some very high notes, indeed, along with a few bewildering ones. But more about that later.

  • Raintree: Inferno by Linda Howard

    Linda Howard makes a welcome return to series romance, a subgenre that desperately needs her, with Raintree: Inferno. The first in a new trilogy co-written with Linda Winstead Jones and Beverly Barton, it doesn’t rank among Howard’s best (series or otherwise), but it’s still a good read. For centuries, the Raintree and Ansara clans, two…

  • Kissing Sin

    In an attempt to become more familiar with the paranormal phenomenon sweeping romance, this past year I sought to read a number of these books to better understand what all the excitement is about. That said, there are many reasons beyond the paranormal aspect that should have kept me from enjoying Kissing Sin. First there…

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