LauraJ’s review of Loves Me, Loves Me Knot by Heidi Betts Contemporary Romance released by St. Martin’s Press 4 Aug 09 I could be the only person who does this, but have you ever wanted a book so bad that come hell or high water you were going to get it? Now for those of [...]

 Forget the economy, the battle between Labour and Conservative, the international crisis. Forget swine flu. 

Wendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Evil At Heart (The Beauty Killer Series, Book 3) by Chelsea Cain Mystery/Suspense novel released by St. Martin’s Minotaur 1 Sep 09 As much as I love the romance genre, mystery/suspense will always be my first love. It’s also interesting to note that while there are many fine romance [...]

Liviania‘s Quick Quack Reviews of A Bunch of Category Romances by a Bunch of Authors Paranormal and contemporary romances released Jun-Jul 2009 That’s right, I’m back in the US and all moved into my apartment.  But . . . I’ve got a lot to catch up on.  So here’s some short reviews of various Harlequins I read [...]

Devon’s review of Red Kiss (Gods of Midnight, Book 2) by Deidre Knight Paranormal Romance released by Signet Eclipse 2 Jun 09 Red Kiss is the second in Deidre Knight’s series featuring an immortal band of Spartan warriors, who pledged their allegiance to a capricious Greek god, after the battle at Thermopylae (think “300“). These [...]

Lynne Connolly‘s review of Magnate’s Make-Believe Mistress by Bronwyn Jameson Contemporary romance released by Silhouette Desire 14 Jul 09 Nice one, Bronwyn. A fun beginning, overtly sexual but really our polo-playing hero was riding a polo pony – something most of us call a horse, being seventeen hands of heaving horseflesh.  Called away from the [...]

Gwen’s review of Branded by Fire (Psy-Changeling Series, Book 6) by Nalini Singh Sci-fi/UF/Paranormal romance released by Berkley 7 Jul 09 Nalini Singh just busts up all my neat little genre categories.  Her books are undoubtedly science fiction, unquestionably urban fantasy, solidly paranormal, and very firmly romances.  Hot, hawt romances.  She also mixes in healthy [...]

Sandy M’s review of Breath of Fire by Tammy Kane Paranormal Romance published by Love Spell 30 Jun 09 Wow. I’ve found a brand new author who is now on my auto-buy list after her debut book. This book has it all. It kept me reading, turning page after page, couldn’t put it down, it [...]

Gwen’s review of Atlantis Unmasked (Warriors of Poseidon, Book 4) by Alyssa Day Contemporary paranormal romance released by Berkley 7 Jul 09 This book starts with a bang and does not slow down for several chapters.  You are immersed in the battle of humans and Warriors of Poseidon against vampires and their minions.  In this [...]

Welcome back to Duck Chat! Today we have a super special treat for you. Sabrina Jeffries is here! How cool is that! Sabrina, of course, needs no introduction to historical romance readers. Her books and characters are loved far and wide. But if you happen to be one of those who hasn’t read any of [...]

Holly‘s review of The Doctor’s Surprise Family by Mary J. Forbes Contemporary romance released by Silhouette 1 May 09 I generally like the ‘reunited lovers’ plot line. Especially if the lovers in question were high school sweethearts. This is the third book in Forbes’ Home to Firewood Island series. I read the first two books [...]

Permission to post from Christina Brashear, who will be joining us at TGTBTU for an interview soon. We look forward to learning more about is in store from Samhain but first a look the recent changes….

Audrey And The Maverick is Elaine Levine follow up her debut novel Rachel and the Hired Gun. I enjoyed the first book, which I wasn’t too sure I would because ‘ranch wars’ are often not a good read for me.

Gwen’s review of Wicked Is the Night by Catherine Mulvany Contemporary paranormal romance released by Pocket Star 25 Nov 08 I’m not a terribly picky reader.  I’ll read almost anything if it’s fiction – contemp, historical, erotic, romance, science-fiction, suspense, fantasy, urban fantasy, or any combination of all of the above.  You name it, I’ll [...]

(syb note: I didn’t want it to get lost in the western posts) This is just me, Lynne. I’m not speaking for anyone else, or on anyone else’s behalf.