C2’s review of Passions of a Wicked Earl (London’s Greatest Lovers, Book 1) by Lorraine Heath Historical Romance published by Avon 26 Oct 10 I usually enjoy Lorraine Heath’s British historicals (although I did lose track of her most recent series), so I was glad to see Passions of a Wicked Earl pop up in [...]

When anyone asks me what I am waiting for, there is really only one book that I immediately think of. I am pretty blinded to anything else, so I had to look at what’s coming out. These are what I found, which I mostly knew about, but they just got shoved into the back of [...]

Sandy M’s review of Corralled (Blacktop Cowboys, Book 1) by Lorelei James Contemporary Western erotic romance published by NAL Trade 3 Aug 10 None of you who know how much I love Lorelei James’ work will be surprised to learn I love this book. As usual, Ms. James has written a strong heroine and two [...]

Once Upon a Time I was one of those kids who was always reading books until the wee hours, under the covers, with a flashlight. I always thought my mom didn’t know how much I sneaked my reading, but have since learned she knew alllll about it and just didn’t mind – she was just [...]

Ash’s review of Ascension by Caris Roane Paranormal Romance published by St. Martin’s 28 Dec 10 Where to begin? This book is certainly an experience, one that I find hard to take seriously.

Okay, so, about me…let’s see. I love reading, I love books, I love holding books, buying books, sharing books, and even just looking at my books.

Sybil’s review of Family Affair by Debbie Macomber Contemporary Romance  published by William Morrow 04 Jan 11 This is yet another reissue of a New York Times Best Selling author in hardcover.  Family Affair was first published in 1994 in an anthology and here stands alone.  This is my first time reading the story and [...]

Sandy M’s review of How to Woo a Reluctant Lady (Hellions of Halstead Hall, Book 3) by Sabrina Jeffries Historical Romance published by Pocket Star 18 Jan 11 I’ve begun reading a couple of historicals lately that, uh, well, bored me. They didn’t engage me immediately, make me care for the characters right off the [...]

I always have such a hard time pulling out the books I really like from a previous year. Yes, there’s too many, but it’s also difficult because sometimes you can’t choose because you can’t compare books in different genres. Though I read mostly historical and paranormal, I also enjoy contemps and romantic suspense a lot. [...]

Sandy M’s review of Earl of Darkness by Alix Rickloff Historical Paranormal Romance published by Pocket 28 Dec 10 When I first started reading this book, I was quite taken. It starts out different and intriguing. But something happens along the way.

There are people who write, and there are people who write for publication. And even there, there are subdivisions. There are the hopeful, the enthusiastic, and the jaded, for a start. I started to write because I needed to write. However it was many years before it occurred to me that instead of dumping the [...]

Lynne Connolly’s review of  Front Page Affair by Mira Lyn Kelly Contemporary Romance published by Harlequin Presents 4 Jan 11 My second happy sigh book of the year – I must be in luck! The plot isn’t exactly original, but it doesn’t matter, because Kelly is telling the story of two likeable, personable people who [...]

Most days I feel like I’ve been skulking around the online romance community forever. But Sybil asked me to properly introduce myself, and who am I to deny Sybil? So here it is – Super Librarian 101. I discovered the joys of reading through mystery novels, which to this day are my first love. I [...]

Sandy M’s review of Tempting the Marquess (Westin Family Series, Book 2) by Sara Lindsay Historical Romance published by Signet 1 Jun 10 This is my first Sara Lindsey book, and while it is a pleasant read, it isn’t one of those that wowed me, that made me sigh when I finally closed the book. [...]

Dreaming with Sandy M – a very short story Once upon a time Sandy dreamed of living in a lighthouse on the California coastline. Well, she still does, but that ain’t happenin’ any time soon. So instead she’s moved to a small town in Central California where folks roaming downtown on a beautiful spring evening [...]