Posts Tagged ‘Susan Mallery’
REVIEW: The Best of Friends by Susan Mallery
Friday, November 19, 2010 1:00 1 CommentC2’s review of The Best of Friends by Susan Mallery Contemporary romance published by Pocket 28 Sep 10 Remember being young and having a huge crush on an older, completely unattainable guy? Someone who, if he even acknowledged your existence did it in the most offhand manor imaginable…since you’re practically strangers, really. Still, you just [...]
REVIEW: High Powered, Hot Blooded by Susan Mallery
Monday, November 30, 2009 13:00 3 CommentsLynne Connolly’s review of High Powered, Hot Blooded by Susan Mallery Contemporary Romance published by Silhouette Desire 8 Dec 09 A powerful businessman, Duncan didn’t like ultimatums, unless he was making them. But the board demanded his public image change. When he encountered sweet kindergarten teacher Annie McCoy, he knew she’d make him look like [...]
REVIEW: In Bed with the Devil by Susan Mallery
Wednesday, July 22, 2009 13:00 2 CommentsSandy M’s review of In Bed with the Devil by Susan Mallery Contemporary Romance released by Silhouette Desire 7 Aug 07 I’m bummed. I’ve read a few of Susan Mallery’s book and absolutely loved them. So much so that I always anticipate picking up another one of her books whenever I can. This is my [...]
DUCK FLASH: You Ready for Christmas?
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 16:27 No CommentsThis just in… Brenda Novak is ready for the holidays. Her Christmas Bash is just around the corner, so get ready to party!
REVIEW: Sweet Trouble by Susan Mallery
Tuesday, September 9, 2008 1:00 5 CommentsLimecello’s review of Sweet Trouble (Bakery Sisters, Book 3) by Susan Mallery Contemporary romance released by HQN on 1 Sep 08 The third and final book to Susan Mallery’s Bakery Sisters books was well written and enjoyable. At the same time, this book was a bit predictable, as much of what I suspected how the [...]
REVIEW: Sweet Spot by Susan Mallery
Tuesday, August 12, 2008 1:00 8 CommentsLimecello’s review of Sweet Spot (Bakery Sisters, Book 2) by Susan Mallery Contemporary romance published by Harlequin on 1 Aug 08 I thought that Sweet Talk was a good book, but Sweet Spot blew it out of the water. This may be my favorite book I’ve read all summer – possibly longer. It might be [...]
MUCH love for Sweet Spot by Susan Mallery…
Tuesday, August 5, 2008 8:34 2 CommentsSeriously – go read it – but read it first cuz I think you might hatttteeessss her (the heroine, Nicole) if you read the first book first (Sweet Talk). Can’t wait to see what Lime thinks and will even try and finish my review if I can get to it. Why am I so bouncy [...]
Review: Sweet Talk by Susan Mallery
Friday, July 11, 2008 1:00 3 CommentsLimecello’s review of Sweet Talk (Bakery Sisters, Book 1) by Susan Mallery (caution! music on the site!) Contemporary romance published by HQN 1 Jul 08 I really enjoy Susan Mallery’s books – both her novels, and the categories she writes. There’s a special quality to her writing that keeps me coming back for more. In [...]
Duckies Do Series: The Buchanan Family Series by Susan Mallery
Friday, July 4, 2008 1:00 3 CommentsSandy M’s review of The Buchanan Family Series by Susan Mallery Contemporary Romances published by HQN Books Hello, everyone! And welcome to our first Duckies Do Series review! I’ve had this series in that big old TBR mountain, as ya’ll called it, for a while now. I recently ran across an excerpt from the last [...]
Review: Accidentally Yours by Susan Mallery
Monday, February 18, 2008 16:00 No CommentsFinn’s review of Accidentally Yours by Susan Mallery Contemporary romance released 1 Jan 08 by HQN Kerri Sullivan is a single mom who will go to just about any length to get billionaire Nathan King’s financial backing on finding a cure for Gilliar’s Disease, something her son suffers from. Incidentally the same disease that his [...]
Review: Accidentally Yours by Susan Mallery
Monday, February 4, 2008 17:00 2 CommentsSandy M’s review of Accidentally Yours by Susan Mallery Contemporary romance released 1 Jan 08 by HQN Books I think someone goofed with the back cover blurb on this book (see below). It makes it sound like, No. 1, everything in the book takes place from a newspaper ad, which is not even close to [...]

