Sybil Review: Love Lies by MaryJanice Davidson It should be noted I am something of a maryjanice davidson fangirl. I am not sure if she could write something I hate. Another note I come from a long background of reading xfiles fanfic. When I first started to read Love Lies, I so thought I had [...]

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Sybil’s Review of To the Ends of the Earth by Elizabeth Lowell Contemporary Romance by Avon 01 May 1998 Posted 1/30/5 in live journal (I don’t have too many book posts in my lj but there are a few I want to move over) I read my first Elizabeth Lowell book that I didn’t like. [...]

Come on, fess up. Who is buying V.C. Andrews(tm) books? Someone has to be, they keep making them. Why don’t they just publish them under that guys real name? I read some of the newest one and yikes. It is still the same book! And honestly I am not throwing stones, I like Diana Palmer.

Promises Prevail is the third in the Promises series and I have to say I didn’t like it near as much as the first one. Promises Linger is the first and Promises Keep is the second. They are western erotica or erotica in a western setting, however you want to explain that.

I spent the day buying books with covers that would keep the smart bitches busy for years. Well that isn’t fair, out the 21 books I bought today, really only 6 of them have lookIwaswrittenintheearly90s covers. Books with covers that should cause me shame: Touch Me with Fire by Nicole Jordan – oddly not beth [...]

I have no memory. I have this written down but I didn’t write a name next too it. It is a Harlequin Presents by Susan Napier. Who wanted this? I know someone was looking for it. Let me know, so I can send this to its new home.

Anyone read this yet? Have you given up on the cynsters? Still hanging in? Waiting for paperback? I also asked about it on AAR, here if you want to answer there.

The Mercenary’s Kiss was a book I bought because I kept picking up the damn thing. must have been the cover… So the 5th time I had it in my hands I bought it. It wasn’t a bad book but it really isn’t anything to write home about. It did make me giggle that I [...]

Dreaming of You is one of the first, if not the first, historical romance I have read where the main characters aren’t aristocratic tonish omgbutheisaduke/sheisaladyIamnogoodforhim/her people. Of course he still isn’t good enough for her . I really enjoyed this book, the hero still had a ton of money because really we can’t get too [...]

maybe prolly not Today I bought mostly Harlequin Historicals, which caused the cashier (who knows me well and is a friend) to look at me and say, what is with all the light romance. I told her it was to balance out the erotica . I found Winter Woman by Jenna Kernan (she wrote Turner’s [...]

Dare Me really wasn’t my kind of book. I picked it up after hearing much of Cherry Adair, and someone’s blog talking about how great Jill Shalvis is. Of course now I can’t remember who it was. What is another Jill Shalvis rec? Honestly it might be Romantic Suspense just isn’t my bag baby. And [...]

I went three whole days without buying any books. Feel free to applaud… of course it helped I couldn’t move yesterday but so what. So what did I buy today you ask: Dark Secret by Christine Feehan – I now have the last one, the first one and two some where in between. I really [...]

Pale Moon Rider is a book where I wonder if I was expecting so much from it that I was bound to be let down. I can’t tell you what I didn’t like about it, because there really wasn’t anything but there wasn’t anything that made me drop my jaw and go wow. Maybe I [...]

Sybil’s Review of Keegan’s Lady by Catherine Anderson Historical Romance from Avon Keegan’s Lady is a book I bought because xina rec’ed it. I had stayed far away from Mz Anderson’s disability of the week books. But omg I loved this book. Of course I think this was before she found her nitch, because unless [...]