Lawson’s review of The Renegade Hunter (Argeneau Vampires, Book 12) by Lynsay Sands Paranormal Romance published by Avon 29 Sep 09 Here is another installment in the Immortals series by Lynsay Sands. Sure, they’re called vampires since they drink blood and have fangs, but blood-sucking fiends they’re not. At least that’s what they’ll say. There are […]

Liviania’s review of The Smuggler and the Society Bride (Regency Silk and Scandal, Book 3) by Julia Justiss Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 August 2010 Sometimes, reading historical romances, it seems like getting caught in a compromising position is just how people proposed two hundred years ago in England.  Therefore I found the premise […]

Holly’s review of If He’s Wild (Wherlocke 3) by Hannah Howell Historical Paranormal Romance released by Zebra 25 May 2010 It’s no secret that I’m a total Hannah Howell fangirl. I own every book she’s ever written - and multiple copies of my favorites. I stopped reading the Murray series awhile back because I felt it […]

Limecello’s review of CEO’s Expectant Secretary by Leanne Banks Contemporary romance released by Silhouette Desire 8 Jun 10 This book is the last of the Kings of the Boardroom series. I enjoyed the series very much, and have said time and again that Leanna Banks is one of my favorite category authors. It was a great […]

Holly’s review of If He’s Sinful by Hannah Howell Historical Paranormal Romance released by Zebra 01 Dec 2009 I’m really glad to see Howell moving away from her Murray series and into new territory. Though I am concerned that she’s planning to exchange one large, eccentric family for another.

Liviania’s review of Inhuman Resources (OSI, Book 3) by Jes Battis Urban fantasy released by Ace 25 May 2010 I’ve seen the OSI (Occult Special Investigator) novels on shelves and on blogs, but Inhuman Resources is the first book in the series I’ve actually read.  For people who like CSI and its ilk, Inhuman Resources is […]

Ash’s review of As Lie the Dead (Dreg City Series Book 2) by Kelly Meding Urban Fantasy released by Dell 27 JUL 2010 Kelly Meding continues to make me a happy reader, and once again I couldn’t put her book down until I finished it.

C2’s review of A Kiss at Midnight by Eloisa James. Historical romance, released  by Avon 27 July 2010 The story of Cinderella is the jumping-off point for Eloisa James’ latest book, A Kiss at Midnight.  All the elements are there, if slightly altered.  We have a girl whose circumstances were drastically changed by her stepmother after […]

A new take on Sherlock Holmes? I have to admit I didn’t go to see the new film with Downey. I love Downey and most of his films, but his take on Sherlock Holmes left me cold, and I did see all that I could online before deciding not to go. I’m a believer in […]

Ash’s review of The Bodyguard by Cherry Adair, Gena Showalter, and Lorie O’Clare Romantic Suspense released by St. Martin’s Paperbacks 29 Jun 10 It’s great to read an anthology and like every story in it. Sadly, that didn’t happen to me with this one, but I did like and love two out of the three.

LynneC’s review of The Panther’s Lair by Esmerelda Bishop eBook novella released by Carina Press 28 June 10 The Panther’s Lair is a pleasant read rather than innovative and exciting, and you know how hard it is to write those kind of reviews.

Ash’s review of Three Days to Dead (Dreg City Series Book 1) by Kelly Meding Urban Fantasy released by Dell 24 NOV 2009 I read Three Days to Dead in about four hours because it was just that good. I’m almost glad I waited to read it, only because now I can read the next book […]

C2’s review of Sugar Creek (Destiny Series, Book 2) by Toni Blake. Contemporary romance published by Avon 25 May 10 Rachel Farris had the life she always dreamed of - she was an account director at a Chicago advertising company with an awesome apartment and was living the big city life.  She had left her small […]

Sandy M’s review of Untamed Rogue, Scandalous Mistress by Bronywn Scott Historical Romance published by Harlequin Historical 1 Jul 10 I so love a story that has a hero and heroine working together to overcome conflict instead of having that conflict break them up, keep them apart, and make them snarl and snip at one another. […]

Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of Tipping the Waitress with Diamonds by Nina Harrington Contemporary romance released by Harlequin Romance 11 May 2010 Having only recently discovered the Harlequin Romance line, I’ve happily been trolling through the monthly offerings, snagging any and all books featuring book cover blurbs that tickle my fancy. This latest from Harrington […]