I met the Bree half of Moira Rogers several months ago in a multi-fandom community, and from there it was like some kind of synergy had taken place. Our taste in books, particularly romance, is frighteningly similar, and so when the first Moira Rogers books came out, I became an instant fan. Now, with Crux, [...]

Shannon C‘s review of Crux (Southern Arcana, Book 1) by Moira Rogers Urban fantasy/paranormal romance released by Samhain Publishing 3 Mar 09 This is yet another of those reviews about which I cannot be objective, because if I were to be trapped on a desert island with only a cabana full of nekkid mens and [...]

Sandy M’s review of The Last Bride by Sandra Landry Historical Paranormal Romance published by Berkley 2 Aug 05 I’ve been into time travels again after reading and reviewing two last month.  In keeping with my monthly pull an old book out of a drawer to help the TBR pile dwindle some, I finally decided [...]

Shannon C.’s review of Hope’s Folly (Dock 5 Series, Book 3) by Linnea Sinclair Science fiction romance released by Bantam 24 Feb 09 Linnea Sinclair is one of those authors that I feel I should love. Her books always seem to have strong world-building, which I love, kick-ass heroines, which make me squee, and nice [...]

Ac*cess`i*bil”i*ty\, n. [L. accessibilitas: cf. F. accessibilit['e].] 1. the quality of being at hand when needed [syn: handiness] [ant: inaccessibility] 2. the attribute of being easy to meet or deal with [syn: approachability] [ant: unapproachability] There have been a lot of comments about the Author’s Guild, text to speech software, and eBook technology. Lately, the [...]

Gwen’s review of The Sins of Lord Easterbrook (The Rothwell Series, Book 4) by Madeline Hunter Historical romance released by Dell 3 Feb 09 This book has engendered such a wide range of reactions in the romance reading world, that I wasn’t’ sure if I should add my voice to the fray.  But I felt [...]

Wendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Kidnapped: His Innocent Mistress by Nicola Cornick Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 Mar 09 When I was a wee little Super Librarian, I spent many Saturday afternoons browsing the shelves of my hometown public library. It was there that I discovered the gothic novels of Victoria Holt [...]

Sandy M’s review of Crux (Southern Arcana, Book 1) by Moira Rogers Contemporary Paranormal Romance published by Samhain 3 Mar 09 I found Moira Rogers late last year when I read and reviewed her Cry Sanctuary.  I love shapeshifters and Ms. Rogers catches the right feel of them, along with a great storyline and love [...]

Gwen’s review of A View to a Kiss by Caroline Linden Historical romance released by Avon 27 Jan 09 I haven’t read many Caroline Linden books (any? yikes), but I certainly will after reading this one.  I found it complex, richly detailed, and emotionally and intellectually satisfying.  This book is set during the late Regency [...]

Sandy M’s review of Enticing the Prince (Kazanov Series, Book 6) by Patricia Grasso Historical Romance published by Zebra 1 Nov 08 This is my first book by Ms. Grasso.  For the most part I liked the storyline.  The characters only had their moments, though. I’m wondering if I had read any of the previous [...]

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Wendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Once An Outlaw by Debbi Rawlins Time travel historical western released by Harlequin Blaze 1 Mar 09 No one can accuse the folks at Harlequin Blaze of playing it safe, that’s for darn sure. Fast on the heels of their latest foray into historical settings, they’re now offering up [...]

Sandy M’s review of Don’t Tempt Me by Sylvia Day Historical Romance published by Brava 1 Apr 08 I have got to pull my Sylvia Day books out of the TBR pile. I’ve read only one other book by this author, but it was a short story.  Nothing wrong with that, I loved it.  But [...]

Holly‘s review of Devil of the Highlands by Lynsay Sands Historical Romance released by Avon 27 Jan 09 Years ago I read a novella featuring Lynsay Sands and Hannah Howell. Though it was enjoyable, it featured vampires – something I’m practically allergic to. I was under the impression that Lynsay Sands only wrote vampires, so [...]