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 [...]

Oh Cowboys. . . How they are loved so. Pam Crooks has promised a signed copy of Kidnapped By the Cowboy and a cowboy fan for someone that shared a story about racing and getting adrenaline going.

Wendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Kidnapped By The Cowboy by Pam Crooks Historical romance released by Harlequin Historical 1 June 08 Over the years, I’ve made no secret of my love and devotion for Harlequin Historical westerns. As a general rule, I buy all of them as they become available, and save them in [...]

by Pam Crooks First off, I have to thank Sybil and her gang for taking Harlequin Historicals under their romance-lovin’ wings and giving us such a wonderful opportunity to talk about our books. We love you, Syb! Okay – here we go. From the time man learned to climb on a horse, his competitive nature [...]

Kidnapped by the Cowboy is a follow up to Pam’s Harlequin Historical Untamed Cowboy. And since I am reading this at the time I am putting this post together, I can tell you, tis grand. Well at least to the halfway point, I will let you know what I think when I am done . [...]

Shannon C.’s review of Untamed Cowboy by Pam Crooks Western romance published by Harlequin Historicals 1 Jul 07 I really like westerns. Admittedly, I’ve not read many books in the genre, but I count LaVyrle Spencer’s The Endearment as one of the best romances I read when I first found the genre. For me, the [...]

Sybil’s review of A Western Winter Wonderland by Cheryl St.John, Jenna Kernan, Pam Crooks Western Historical Romance released 01 Oct 07 from Harlequin Historical First posted 10/19/07 A Western Winter Wonderland is a delightful holiday anthology. Cheryl St.John, Jenna Kernan and Pam Crooks are three of Harlequin Historical’s top authors for the line today. Each [...]

Okay – I’m going to show my age here, but does anyone remember the movie, The Three Lives of Thomasina? It was released in the early 60′s by Walt Disney, and the film sticks in my mind as being special because it was the first one I ever saw in a real theatre.

A Western Winter Wonderland by Cheryl St. John, Jenna Kernan, Pam Crooks The final story in A Western Winter Wonderland is from Pam Crooks and the following is the first chapter and a great start to the story. When you finish you can go reread Cheryl St.John’s and Jenna Kerna’s excerpts or just order the [...]

A Western Winter Wonderland by Cheryl St. John, Jenna Kernan, Pam Crooks Christmas Day Family by Cheryl St. John Marvel Anne Henley’s life runs as regular as clockwork. Sometimes in the silence of her home she can hear the passing of days and months as years slip past. She doesn’t believe in magic or miracles [...]

Gwen’s Review of Untamed Cowboy by Pam Crooks Historical romance published by Harlequin Historicals 1 Jul 07 This novel is set in late 19th century Texas, Kansas, and the Indian Territory in between. The hero is a cowboy named Penn McClure (very cowboy name), and the heroine is Carina Lockett (very cowgirl name). The basic [...]

Last week we had three delightful Harlequin Historical Authors come amuse us. And hopefully you learned a lil bit more about a line you should be reading! (If you aren’t already.) Cheryl St. John, Elizabeth Lane and Pam Crooks all had a contest. And here are the winners… Cheryl St. John‘s Contest The prize is [...]

Untamed Cowboy by Pam Crooks Carina Lockett is driven to build a legacy for her young daughter, and she doesn’t need a man to help her do it. But when her precious child is lured away and held for ransom, she must swallow her pride and ask for Penn McClure’s help. Penn McClure has no [...]

At a time when historical romance is repeatedly reported dead and Harlequin categories are often maligned it has to be said the Harlequin Historical line consistently releases great historical romances by some of the best authors. And not only are they done well, to the point that even their average reads often stand head and [...]

The Mercenary’s Kiss was a book I bought because I kept picking up the damn thing. must have been the cover… So the 5th time I had it in my hands I bought it. It wasn’t a bad book but it really isn’t anything to write home about. It did make me giggle that I [...]