Wendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Darkwood Manor by Jenna Ryan Contemporary Gothic romance published by Harlequin Intrigue 01 Feb 11 One look at the cover art on Jenna Ryan’s latest Harlequin Intrigue and I was sunk.  Creepy mansion and waves crashing against a rocky shore have always been key signals to any romance reader [...]

Devon’s review of His Wicked Sins by Eve Silver Historical Romance released by Zebra 5 Aug 08 Like many a reader (I suspect), I found my way to romance through Gothics. Not the old school nineteenth century ones (though I’ve read many of those too), but books by authors like Barbara Michaels, Mary Stewart, Victoria [...]

I admit it, when I heard Deborah Simmons was finally returning to Harlequin Historical, I sqqquuueee’ed. When I first started to read romance I believe she had already left HH. And it took me a while to collect her Regency Quartet. But once I had them and read them I was hooked.

Leah Hultenschmidt: “I was immediately swept away by how evocative this book is – foggy nights, pounding hoofbeats, evil spectres. And the hero had a lot of the attributes that have always made vampires so popular–superstrength, unworldly powers, forced to rein in a dark side–but isn’t a vampire. It’s a gothic paranormal historical.”