Sandy M’s review of Everyone Loves a Hero by Marie Force Contemporary Romance published by Sourcebooks Casablanca 1 Feb 10 I’ve been wanting to read Marie Force since I picked up her Love at First Flight. I love that cover and title, as well as the back cover blurb. And now I love Ms. Force’s [...]

C2’s review of Call Me Irresistible (Wynette Texas Series, Book 6) by Susan Elizabeth Phillips Contemporary romance released by William Morrow 18 Jan 11 For most SEP fans, Call Me Irresistible is a greatly anticipated book. Why? Because it’s Teddy Beaudine’s book! We have known Teddy his whole life – we saw him arrive on [...]

LynneC’s review of Million Dollar Amnesia Scandal by Rachel Bailey Contemporary Romance  published by Silhouette Desire 1 Feb 11 A few years ago, there was a spate of books where one or other of the protagonists had amnesia. Very often, the amnesia was induced by a simple blow on the head, and restored the same [...]

Ash’s review of A Deepest Thread of Black by Finn Marlowe Erotic Paranormal Romance published by Samhain Publishing 08 Feb 11 I really wanted to love this book. It has more than a few plot lines that I usually enjoy, but there isn’t a single thing I like here.

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Dinca’s review of Diablo (The Texans Series, Book 1) by Georgina Gentry Historical Western Romance  published by Zebra 1 Feb 10 To read or not to read… that is the question. Here I find an above average hero and a wimpy heroine  with a disgusting villain and a whole ranch of spineless followers.

Whether you’re a hockey fan or not, you will have a blast reading Deirdre Martin’s Blades of New York and Wild Hart Saga books. Personally, I’m not a hockey fan. Not that I don’t like the sport, but I’ve only been to two games and that was years ago. I didn’t understand the workings of [...]

Today we’re talking to Deirdre Martin about the latest edition to her Blades series, Icebreaker. This wildly popular series has fans coming back again and again for Deirdre’s sexy hockey players — Icebreaker is the tenth book in the series. So sit back and enjoy while we chat with Deirdre about her heroes and plenty [...]

Sandy M’s review of Icebreaker (New York Blades, Book 10) by Deirdre Martin Contemporary Romance published by Berkley 1 Feb 11 What an absolutely terrific read this is. Though the hero has the serious business of a brutality lawsuit pending against him, Deirdre Martin has given readers some fun, a lot of romance, and characters [...]

Olivia Gates has a new book out with Silhouette Desire. It’s called “To Tempt A Sheikh” and it’s the second in her trilogy The Pride of Zohayd. Olivia is presently a bit busy. She’s a doctor in Cairo. All our thought are with her and we hope to hear from her soon. I met Olivia [...]

LynneC’s review of  To Tempt A Sheikh by Olivia Gates category novel released by Silhouette Desire Feb 11 I generally enjoy Olivia Gates’s books. A couple haven’t resonated with me but the ones she’s written for the Silhouette Desire line are treats. Lush treats. This book starts more like a romantic suspense. The hero, Harres, [...]

Sandy M’s review of The Countess (Madison Sisters, Book 1) by Lynsay Sands Historical Romance published by Avon 25 Jan 11 Oh, my heavens, what a wonderful time I had with this book! Lynsay Sands, of course, is a fave of mine, love her historical romance novels with a passion. This book is all you [...]

These Lords of Vice by Alexandra Hawkins have been a lot of fun to read. Underneath their vices – the excesses, the debauchery and quite a bit more – however, they each have a somewhat tortured soul that only their heroine can soothe. I think Dare is my favorite so far. He’s a man who [...]

Sandy M’s review of After Dark with a Scoundrel (Lords of Vice, Book 3) by Alexandra Hawkins Historical Romance published by St. Martin’s 1 Feb 11 I love a good scoundrel story, especially when the scoundrel is more than what he seems, has a conscience meter despite what the ton thinks or believes about him. [...]