In a blog entry made by Teresa Medeiros a short while back, she mentioned how upset she was at finishing The Vampire Who Loved Me. She cried on her bed because she missed Portia and Julian. After a few days of recollection, I have to agree. I miss them, too. This sequel to After Midnight…
Of Paupers and Peers is a perfectly charming book! It’s sweet and light and everything that a regency romance should be. I really loved this one. Many years ago, Lord Robert Weatherly, the second son of the 4th Duke of Montford, fell in love with a most unsuitable woman. Despite parental disapproval, he married his…
Did you ever read a book that has you telling every person you come in contact with to read it? Lady Luck’s Map of Vegas is that book for me. I feel the need to go to my local bookstore, stand in the “S” section, and subtly point out this title to all who pass…
As I began reading Nobody’s Baby But Mine for the third time to prepare for writing this review, I had such a smile on my face. I knew I was in for a delightful time because this book is delectable – absolutely delectable. This type of witty repartee doesn’t get old and Susan Elizabeth Phillips…
Devlin Bane is a Paladin. He lives and dies to serve humanity, to protect mankind from the Others beyond the Barrier, and to fight against Evil. He isn’t human. A Paladin’s only impetus is battle; their only emotions are rage, hate, and battle-lust. Their deaths and resurrections only serve to make them less and less…
Elaine of Corbenic has a crumbling castle, an insane father, a crippled brother, and a slew of poor villagers who all depend on her. (Making her, thus far, your pretty typical romance novel heroine.) Lancelot du Lac is the greatest knight in the world, gifted by the magical Lady of the Lake with inhuman, invincible…
I’ve missed traditional Regency Romances, but thank goodness I have a large TBR shelf of them. I had enjoyed Marjorie Farrell’s single title romances very much and plucked her 1993 trad off the shelf. I got lucky – what a wonderful book! Lady Barbara’s Dilemma features two couples, all adults, all intelligent, and all faced…
Now that the tenth and final book has been published in Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton series – one of my favorite series of connected books of all time – has been published, it seemed like the right time to take a return trip back to where it all it started. The Duke and I always comes…
It’s been some time now since I had a good cry over a book, but toward the end of Simply Love I had to get out several handkerchiefs. When Mary Balogh is on top of her game, she is hard to beat and she has a real winner here. In A Summer To Remember we…
Writing a review of The Book Thief, I am burdened by a sense of “What’s the point?” This book has already received copious amounts of positive press; The New York Times, Kirkus, Horn Book, The Washington Post, and Publisher’s Weekly, among others, have given it glowing reviews. What insight can I really add to this…
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