Posts Tagged ‘Holly’
REVIEW: The Daddy Audition by Cindi Myers
Saturday, November 7, 2009 1:00 2 CommentsHolly’s review of The Daddy Audition by Cindi Myers a(caution – sound on the site)
Contemporary romance released by Harlequin American Romance 14 Jul 09
I enjoyed the basic premise of this story: heroine leaves to pursue her dreams and leaves high school sweetheart behind. Now she’s back and so is their attraction.
REVIEW: Taming the Texas Tycoon by Katherine Garbera
Friday, November 6, 2009 1:00 1 CommentHolly’s review of Taming the Texas Tycoon by Katherine Garbera (author’s site very out of date)
Contemporary Romance released by Silhouette Desire 14 Jul 09
I liked this story on a superficial level. If I start examining the motives or actions of the main characters I have major issues. As a fluff story – something quick to [...]
REVIEW: Texas Wedding by Kathleen O’Brien
Thursday, November 5, 2009 1:00 No CommentsHolly’s review of Texas Wedding by Kathleen O’Brien
Contemporary Romance released by Harlequin SuperRomance 14 Jul 09
I’m still formulating my thoughts about this one. I generally enjoy the reunited lovers plot line, but this couple was bitter and angry.
REVIEW: Burn by Linda Howard
Wednesday, November 4, 2009 1:00 3 CommentsHolly’s review of Burn by Linda Howard
Romantic Suspense released by Ballantine 7 July 09
I’ve been disappointed in most of Linda Howard’s more recent releases, but I was pleasantly surprised with this one. It reminded me quite a bit of All the Queen’s Men. Kind of light on the romance and heavy on the storyline, [...]
REVIEW: Inherited: One Child by Day Leclaire
Saturday, September 26, 2009 1:00 2 CommentsHolly’s review of Inherited: One Child by Day Leclaire
Contemporary romance released by Silhouette Desire 14 Jul 09
I’m always looking for new authors to try when I browse eHarlequin.com and the blurb for this one caught my eye. I’m glad I picked it up, because it turned out to be a good read. This [...]
REVIEW: A Fortune Wedding by Kristin Hardy
Friday, September 18, 2009 1:00 No CommentsHolly’s review of A Fortune Wedding by Kristin Hardy
Contemporary romance released by Silhouette Special Edition 1 June 2009
I really tried to like this book. Two things marred my enjoyment: 1) the fact that I hadn’t read any of the previous books and 2) the heroine. There were many things that were referenced in this [...]
REVIEW: Make Me Yours by Betina Krahn
Sunday, September 13, 2009 1:00 6 CommentsHolly’s review of Make Me Yours by Betina Krahn
Historical romance released by Harlequin Blaze 1 July 2009
Before I go into my review, I have to tell you that it annoys the crap out of me that the Blaze line now includes historical and paranormal novels. In the past Blaze has always been sexy, contemporary romances. [...]
REVIEW: Magnate’s Make-Believe Mistress by Bronwyn Jameson
Saturday, September 12, 2009 1:00 No CommentsHolly’s review of Magnate’s Make-Believe Mistress by Bronwyn Jameson
Contemporary Romance released by Silhouette Desire 14 July 2009
I don’t believe I’ve read many (if any) book by Bronwyn Jameson before. The name sounds familiar, but I’m not sure if that’s because I’ve heard it from others (most likely Wendy) or from my own experience. Either way, [...]
REVIEW: The Doctor’s Surprise Family by Mary J. Forbes
Thursday, August 27, 2009 1:00 No CommentsHolly’s review of The Doctor’s Surprise Family by Mary J. Forbes
Contemporary romance released by Silhouette 1 May 09
I generally like the ‘reunited lovers’ plot line. Especially if the lovers in question were high school sweethearts. This is the third book in Forbes’ Home to Firewood Island series. I read the first two books and enjoyed [...]
REVIEW: The Bravo Bachelor by Christine Rimmer
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 13:00 2 CommentsHolly’s review of The Bravo Bachelor by Christine Rimmer
Contemporary Romance released by Silhouette Special Edition 1 Apr 09
I really love these “pregnant widow” stories. I don’t know why, exactly, since they often leave me feeling frustrated and annoyed (depending on the heroine’s feelings for her dead husband), but there you have it. Luckily this one [...]
REVIEW: A Not-So-Perfect Past by Beth Andrews
Monday, June 15, 2009 13:00 15 CommentsHolly’s review of A Not-So-Perfect Past by Beth Andrews
Contemporary Romance released by Harlequin SuperRomance 14 Apr 09
Beth Andrews is a fairly new Harlequin author, this being her second release with them. I liked the blurb so figured I’d give it a try. I think I may have suffered a bit for not reading her debut [...]
REVIEW: She’s Got It Bad by Sarah Mayberry
Saturday, June 13, 2009 13:00 2 CommentsHolly’s review of She’s Got It Bad by Sarah Mayberry
Contemporary Romance released by Harlequin Blaze 1 Apr 09
I’ve been hearing a lot of great things about Sarah Mayberry, so I decided to check her out. I was really impressed with how unconventional the heroine is, even for a contemporary romance.
REVIEW: Summer At the Lake by Linda Barrett
Friday, June 5, 2009 1:00 No CommentsHolly’s review of Summer At the Lake by Linda Barrett
Contemporary Romance released by Harlequin SuperRomance 12 May 09
I’ve read countless romance novels that feature abuse victims – almost always the heroine – but I think this is the first where the victim is a young girl. This was definitely hard to read at times because [...]
REVIEW: Wyoming Wedding by Sara Orwig
Wednesday, June 3, 2009 13:00 No CommentsHolly’s review of Wyoming Wedding (Stetson’s and CEO’s, Book 3) by Sara Orwig
Contemporary Romance released by Silhouette Desire 9 Jun 09
This is the third book in Sara Orwig’s Stetson’s and CEO’s series and the only one I’ve read. I don’t think I missed anything by skipping the first two. Actually, the other couples were only [...]
REVIEW: Runaway Bride Returns by Christie Ridgway
Saturday, May 2, 2009 1:00 1 CommentHolly’s review of Runaway Bride Returns! by Christie Ridgway
Contemporary Romance released by Silhouette Special Edition 1 May 09
I’ve read several of Christie Ridgway’s full length novels and was curious about her categories as well. Although I was bothered by a few things, overall I enjoyed this just as much as the other novels I’ve read [...]

