Never Love a Lawman by Jo Goodman 384 pages is what it shows on amazon… wonder if that is right… I know the galleys aren’t in yet cuz wow that would be like Jo Goodman’s shortest book in a long ass time.

Liviania’s review of Dragon Wytch (Sisters of the Moon, Book 4) by Yasmine Galenorn Paranormal romance released by Berkley 1 Jul 08 I know a bunch of people who like Yasmine Galenorn’s Sisters of the Moon series, so I gave Witchling a try.  It didn’t really impress me as it threw together mythologies in a [...]

Or have I just not noticed that their set backs have been nakkid before? Check out the post Suzanne Enoch did today at the goddess blog on her upcoming novel: Always a Scoundrel: The Notorious Gentlemen

Anyone, anyone? Hello? ::echo:: so sad… no one tells me nuthing about nuthing ::pout::

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LauraJ’s review of Winter Heat by Vicki Lewis Thompson, Jade Lee, and Anna DeStefano Contemporary romance anthology released by Harlequin 13 Jan 09 Vicki Lewis Thompson is an auto-buy for me. Seriously she could write an instruction manual for how to cook Pop-Tarts and I would buy it. So, I guess that makes me a [...]

As mentioned in the January 2009 Scoop column, the website celebrating Harlequin’s 60th birthday went live yesterday!  And to celebrate, Harlequin is offering sixteen titles for free!  Books can be downloaded in pdf, epub, lit or ereader.  And though it doesn’t seem o be up yet, soon the books will be available for the iPhone [...]

Limecello’s review of Falling In Love by Pauline Trent Contemporary romance released by Zebra on 3 Feb 09 Falling In Love is Pauline Trent’s debut novel, and I kept that in mind while reading it. I’ve been looking for a “softer” romance – one that really focused on relationships, and was a “simple” contemporary. No [...]

Devon’s review of A Witch’s Beauty (Mermaid Series, Book 2) by Joey W. Hill Paranormal Romance released by Berkley Trade 6 Jan 09 Joey W. Hill is a fabulous writer. I guess I’ve moved into full fledged fangirl territory. Her characters are flawed, drawn to the darkness. Their desires and needs can be dark as [...]

Liviania’s review of The Stepsister Scheme by Jim C. Hines Fantasy fiction released by DAW 6 Jan 09 I am a fairytale kind of girl, which I’ve mentioned on my own blog.  I grew up reading fairytales and now I love finding modern rewrites.  Jim C. Hines takes it from the end of Cinderella, in [...]

C-Squared’s review of Talk Me Down by Victoria Dahl Contemporary romance released by HQN 1 Jan 09 Molly Jennings has just moved back to her hometown.  She left the big city because her stalker ex-boyfriend was making her life miserable.   Molly has another secret she isn’t sharing with the hometown folk, too – she writes [...]

LauraD’s review of Whisper No Lies (Black Ops, Book 3) by Cindy Gerard Contemporary romantic suspense released by Pocket 30 Dec 08 There is a lot to be said for pure escapism in literature, and for me a good contemporary romance/suspense is just about the best kind of candy. Cindy Gerard is currently writing some [...]

Liviania’s review of Kiss of a Demon King (Immortals After Dark, Book 6) by Kresley Cole Paranormal romance released by Pocket 20 Jan 09 Here at the Pond we lurve The Immortals After Dark series.  No really, Gwen, Devon, Shannon C., Limecello, and I read them.  And Limecello and I are very far apart in [...]

Sandy M’s review of Tempting Fate by Alissa Johnson Historical Romance released by Leisure 27 Jan 09 Another new author for me and she had me hooked from the beginning.  Her voice is just terrific and she made the friends-turn-lovers story work for me.  I’ve never really been a fan of having friends become lovers, [...]

As I was putting together a list of books I wanted to review (not the list PamP was asking for but hey a list *g*) I noticed a few odd things