Posts Tagged ‘Harlequin Historical’
Contest: Winter Western Round-Up
Friday, December 4, 2009 15:00 23 CommentsOh you lucky, lucky ducks! In honor of the holiday craziness season, the Pond is giving away not one, but two recent historical western releases from Harlequin Historical!
Review: Her Colorado Man by Cheryl St. John
Friday, December 4, 2009 13:00 2 Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of Her Colorado Man by Cheryl St. John
Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 01 Dec 2009
Cheryl St. John is, hands down, my number one comfort author. Her books are the equivalent of a cold winter night, snow falling outside, wrapped in a blanket, cuddled up on the sofa, drinking [...]
REVIEW: Taming Her Irish Warrior by Michelle Willingham
Wednesday, December 2, 2009 13:00 No Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of Taming Her Irish Warrior (The MacEgan Brothers #5) by Michelle Willingham
Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 01 Oct 2009
Michelle Willingham continues her Irish medieval series about the MacEgan brothers with this latest entry, featuring the youngest of the lot, Ewan. I’ll admit I have a huge soft spot [...]
REVIEW: From Waif To Gentleman’s Wife by Julia Justiss
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 13:00 No Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of From Waif To Gentleman’s Wife (Wellingford’s #5) by Julia Justiss
Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 01 Oct 09
Over the years I have remained fiercely loyal to Harlequin Historical in part because of their willingness to publish stories set in locales currently not the flavor of the month. Which [...]
REVIEW: Cowboy Christmas by Finch, Lane and Crooks
Friday, November 13, 2009 1:00 No Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of Cowboy Christmas by Carol Finch, Elizabeth Lane & Pam Crooks
Historical romance anthology released by Harlequin Historical 01 Oct 09
Holiday time means two things. 1) Harlequin starts churning out the Christmas-themed books and 2) Wendy’s wallet starts quietly sobbing. It doesn’t help matters that Harlequin has a habit of [...]
REVIEW: Texas Wedding For Their Baby’s Sake by Kathryn Albright
Monday, September 28, 2009 1:00 7 Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of Texas Wedding For Their Baby’s Sake by Kathryn Albright
Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 Sep 09
As readers, oftentimes when we read a book we love, we immediately hope for a sequel. Sometimes those sequels are just as good, and sometimes it’s a case of be careful what [...]
Recs: Put Up Your Dukes & Get Down To It
Saturday, August 22, 2009 19:05 5 CommentsIt is only for Kristie and Wendy I would get up early on a Saturday and drive to the post office. They have up wrap up posts today with contests! LOL hence my drive to the post office…
I would wrap but I am not done, this isn’t shocking I am always late. So [...]
The Great Western Drive
Monday, August 17, 2009 3:48 30 CommentsI admit when Kristie J emailed I pretty much said yes before I finished the email because it was Kristie and she said the code word – WESTERNS.
I envy those of you who were around for the high ‘trend’ of the western. Lucky for me so many of you have recommended such amazing novels [...]
REVIEW: Sierra Bride by Jenna Kernan
Tuesday, August 11, 2009 13:00 No Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of Sierra Bride by Jenna Kernan
Historical western romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 Aug 09
It’s really no secret that most romance readers have a weakness for a hunky hero. I’m a bit of an odd duck in that I tend to always gravitate toward heroines. I’m certainly [...]
REVIEW: Mountain Wild by Stacey Kayne
Monday, August 3, 2009 1:00 14 Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of Mountain Wild (Wild Series, Book 3) by Stacey Kayne
Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 Jul 09
Life must be really great for Regency historical and paranormal fans. If they hit on a book by an author that doesn’t move them, they have the luxury of saying “Well, [...]
REVIEW: His Cavalry Lady by Joanna Maitland
Sunday, July 5, 2009 1:00 2 CommentsLiviania’s review of His Cavalry Lady (Aikenhead Honors, Book 1) by Joanna Maitland
Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 Mar 09
What’s this? A Harlequin Historical review by someone other than Wendy the Super Librarian? Could it really be? I must admit, I don’t pick up much historical fiction. It’s not my favorite genre. (I should note [...]
REVIEW: The Border Lord by Sophia James
Friday, July 3, 2009 13:00 No Comments Wendy the Super Librarian’s review of The Border Lord by Sophia James
Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 May 09
While I know some readers who can’t get enough Scottish historicals, I am not one of them. Oh sure, I like them, but only occasionally. As a pallet cleanser if you will. [...]
DUCK CHAT: Getting to Know Bronwyn Scott
Tuesday, June 16, 2009 10:00 13 CommentsWelcome to another fun day of Duck Chat!
Harlequin Historical author Bronwyn Scott is joining us today.
Bronwyn’s first book with HH is the one with a really fun cover, Pickpocket Countess. She followed that up with Notorious Rake, Innocent Lady, Libertine Lord, Pickpocket Miss, which is a Harlequin Undone!, and The Viscount Claims His Bride. Harlequin [...]
REVIEW: A Reputable Rake by Diane Gaston
Saturday, June 13, 2009 1:00 2 CommentsSandy M’s review of A Reputable Rake by Diane Gaston
Historical Romance published by Harlequin Historical 1 May 06
Diane Gaston is one of those authors that when I’ve finished one of her books, I ask myself why I haven’t read more. It’s not for a lack of want. It’s the usual too-many-books-not-enough-time business that I’m sure [...]
DUCK CHAT: Lazing Around with Jillian Hart
Thursday, May 28, 2009 10:00 11 CommentsCome on in and have a seat for another Duck Chat!
Harlequin Historical month continues today with Jillian Hart.
Jillian grew up on her family’s homestead on Washington state, near Carnation, Washington, where she raised cattle to pay for her college tuition, rode horses through the pristine foothills of the Cascade Mountain range and scribbled stories in [...]

