GUEST BLOG: Piano Play by Tara Sue Me
I’ve talked a few times about the hardest chapter for me to write in The Submissive, so I thought I’d do a 180 and share what became my favorite – Chapter Eighteen.
REVIEW: The Submissive by Tara Sue Me
Sandy M’s review of The Submissive (Submissive Trilogy, Book 1) by Tara Sue Me
Contemporary Erotic Romance published by NAL 7 Feb 13
I read romance for the hero. Always have. Yes, I enjoy a great heroine who can tame the alpha, dominant man who snags my heart just as he does hers. Nathaniel West, though, he gave me hard time when I began reading this book. I kept wishing and wishing I’d see a change in him, because, truthfully, I didn’t like my hero much when we began this relationship. Thank goodness both Tara Sue Me and Abby King helped me stick by his side.
REVIEW: Kiss Me by Gary, Harper & Hatcher
Dinca’s review of Kiss Me by Codi Gary, Cheryl Harper & Jaclyn Hatcher
Contemporary Romance published by Avon 12 Mar 13
You cannot go wrong with these novellas for Valentine’s romances. They are well worth the price. I enjoyed all three and will be looking for more works by these authors.
REVIEW: All For You by Lynn Kurland
Sandy M’s review of All For You (de Piaget, Book 15) by Lynn Kurland
Time Travel Romance published by Jove 24 Apr 12
I always enjoy Lynn Kurland’s books. Her writing quality is difficult to surpass and not many authors do. She makes you feel good, gives you love and romance, along with a bit of action, and you always sigh when that last page is read. Even when you’re so behind in reading the series and it’s nearly a year after the book’s release. Sigh. Someday I’ll be caught up! 😉
REVIEW: The Merciless Travis Wilde by Sandra Marton
LynneC’s review of The Merciless Travis Wilde by Sandra Marton
Contemporary Romance published by Harlequin Presents 19 Mar 13
I loved the first book in this series, the second one was so-so, and this one is a bit of this and a bit of that. There is a lot to like, but in the end it doesn’t work for me. I can’t discuss the book without a few spoilers, but I’ll leave them until the end and mark them properly. If you read a lot of Harlequin Presents, then it won’t be that much of a spoiler. And this is a romance, so it’s not going to have an unhappy ending, is it?
REVIEW: Temptation in a Kilt by Victoria Roberts
Sandy M’s review of Temptation in a Kilt (Bad Boys of the Highlands, Book 1) by Victoria Roberts
Historical Romance published by Sourcebooks Casablanca 4 Sep 12
I’m a sucker for a good Highlander story. Braw, sexy, and alpha to the core, broadsword-wielding, kilt-wearing, women-loving Highlanders who take what they want when they want it. Bad Boys of the Highlands? Yeah, that drew me to read this book, even though I’m a wee bit late in doing so. Unfortunately, our hero isn’t bad enough for me.
REVIEW: Tempting Acquisitions by Addison Fox
LynneC’s review of Tempting Acquisitions by Addison Fox
Contemporary Romance published by Entangled Publishing 7 Jan 13
It’s books like these that make me appreciate a well-written category romance. Because, unfortunately, this isn’t one and it’s reasonably straightforward to see why not.
REVIEW: The Hob by Dana Marie Bell
Veena’s review of The Hob (The Gray Court, Book 4) by Dana Marie Bell
Fantasy Romance published by Samhain Publishing 22 Jan 13
I’ve always thought Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream is a delightful piece of whimsy, but Dana Marie Bell takes it to a whole new level in her Gray Court series.
EXCERPT: No Turning Back by HelenKay Dimon
Get ready for three sexy brothers who have their work cut out for them to make a home in the small town where they grew up in Oregon. At times it seems an uphill battle, but they don’t back down.
Declan has the difficult job of breaking through Leah’s life-long brainwashing when it comes to the Hanover family. Her father has done a number on her when it comes to his hatred of the guys’ father. Thus, his logic of the old saying like father like son is literal. But slowly, charmingly and sensually, Declan wears Leah down to see that things aren’t anything like what she’s thought for most of her life.
Summary:
The Hanover brothers inherited some bad behavior from their con artist father. Now three strong women will make honest men out of them.
After ten years in the Army and four overseas deployments, Declan Hanover is ready for life away from a military base. Sweetwater, Oregon, a sleepy coastal town, seems like the perfect place to start over. His plan is to work out a deal with his brothers and the bank to let him keep the estate they’ve inherited, Shadow Hill. But he wasn’t prepared for Leah Baron, whose family lost everything to his father’s cons—including the house Declan intends to make his own…
Leah thinks Declan is just like his conman father. He possesses a bad boy charm that makes her heart pound, but that doesn’t mean she can trust him. All she wants is to get close to him so she can get her house back. But Declan has other ideas. He doesn’t mind being in close proximity to Leah—as long as it’s in the bedroom…
Enjoy this fun teaser…
DUCK CHAT: Funnin’ Around with HelenKay Dimon
You’re in for a treat today! HelenKay Dimon is here for some fun!
The first book in her new Hanover Brothers series is on shelves now, and she’s sharing a little about that with us, along with some other goodies.
So sit back and enjoy this talk with HelenKay. I betcha you’ll have a great time and then head out to your nearest bookstore!
Now let’s chat!
