I am all for comfort. Not for me the torturous trappings of the 19th century woman, but if they ever make a time machine, I will gladly don a corset if it means I can go to a reception, dinner, and ball at the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg during the time when the Tsar…
Do yourself a favor, go out and buy this book, immediately. It is that good. Ten years before this story takes place, Lexie Murrough was a rising journalist covering the presidential inauguration in the fictional country of Gadi. While covering the story she was shot and severely injured in an assassination mission led by a…
In the three Linnea Sinclair novels I read before picking up The Down Home Zombie Blues, there is a similar set-up: Ordinary woman meets man who is somehow – technically, biologically, psychologically – enhanced and has super-human powers. Now don’t get me wrong. I loved each of these books and placed them on my keeper…
This year I’ve discovered several new writers whom I plan to put on my auto-buy list. One whose books I have particularly enjoyed is Lisa Marie Rice who is fast becoming my very favorite erotic romance author. Her books are scorching hot, but her characters don’t just tear up the sheets (although they do just…
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…
As a long time romance reader, sometimes I find myself forgetting why I love this genre so much. At times titles, plots, and characters all blend together until all I can say is “love prevails in the end”. But at other times I read a book that refreshingly, uniquely, and unequivocally reminds me just why…
I thoroughly enjoyed this book to the point where I could not put it down to attend to such routine things like eating. I was riveted from the first page to the last. This second book in Quinn’s Ivory Nation trilogy should go on everyone’s must buy list. Botanist Laura Clark and her history professor…
How much you enjoy Lessons of Desire by Madeline Hunter will depend very much on how you relate to her heroine, Phaedra Blair. I found her slightly annoying at first, but step by step grew to like her hugely. The masterful way in which Madeline Hunter changes the reader’s perception of this character is one…
Great (insert sarcasm here)! My favorite hero of the year just happens to be the devil. Yep, seriously, the devil, or Hades as he’s known here. In Sherri Erwin’s To Hell With Love, Hades is lonely and attempts to seek a mate. He knows he must go somewhere pretty liberal, so he picks the Northeast…
Why haven’t I been reading Jo Goodman? That will be the question floating through many minds when they pick up If His Kiss is Wicked. I’m certainly pondering it. I’m going to turn dictator on this one occasion because you must, simply must read this. Restell Gardner is a man of many talents; a man…
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