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Heir To The Duke
by Jane Ashford
"An always-proper bride and groom cut loose on their honeymoon -- until a terrible secret threatens th"
Posted March 11, 2016

Nathaniel Gresham, heir to a duke, chose Lady Violet Devere as his bride precisely because she is unexceptional. She dresses modestly and never stands out. She'll make a quiet, well-behaved, ever-so-proper duchess. Little does he know, Violet is yearning for freedom after suffering under the thumb Read more...


Beatrice And Benedick
by Marina Fiorato
"A delight for any Shakespeare aficionado"
Posted February 17, 2016

BEATRICE AND BENEDICK is not a retelling of William Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing. What author Marina Fiorato has done is imagine a sixteenth century world where a man and woman with those names could have inspired the Bard to write his famous comedy. This, you Read more...


Year of Yes
by Shonda Rhimes
"An amazing, fun and inspiring memoir about fear, strength and change."
Posted February 14, 2016

I must admit, I don't watch Shonda Rhimes' TV shows. She is the creator and showrunner for "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal" and "How to Get Away with Murder." They're all very popular, but the subjects just never interested me. I do like television, in general, and I Read more...


The Lady's Command
by Stephanie Laurens
"A new bride who knows what she wants—and a new husband who doesn't know what he's in for."
Posted February 10, 2016

Lady Edwina is a duke's daughter—beautiful, intelligent, and accustomed to getting what she wants. Her new husband, Declan Frobisher, is a ship's captain and sometime-spy for the English government. Edwina wants to see the world with Declan. He wants to leave her safe at home Read more...


Nebula Awards Showcase 2015
by Greg Bear
"Visions of future, past, and beyond in the best science fiction stories of the year"
Posted February 10, 2016

Science fiction writers are readers, too. Each year, members of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America will— as they read each short story, novelette, novella or novel in the genre—nominate the works that touch them, move them, or inspire them for a Nebula Award. The Read more...


No Cats Allowed
by Miranda James
"A clever murder mystery with plenty of southern charm."
Posted February 10, 2016

Charlie Harris and his cat Diesel are about fed up with the new head of the library. Oscar Reilly acts like he's on a mission to make enemies. That creates a long list of suspects when Oscar turns up dead. When Charlie moves into the office, to fill in Read more...


The Lady of Misrule
by Suzannah Dunn
"A young queen's final days, told through the eyes of her young attendant"
Posted January 4, 2016

Lady Jane Grey was queen of England for less than two weeks, after the death of Henry VIII's son Edward and before his eldest daughter Mary Tudor claimed the throne. Queen Mary imprisoned Lady Jane and her husband, Lord Guildford Dudley, for several months, before finally ordering their execution Read more...


One Rogue at a Time
by Jade Lee
"A Magnificent Romp with Two Outcasts Trying to Make Their Way in Society."
Posted December 3, 2015

Maybelle Ballenger -- known as "Bluebell" -- learned at a young age how to take care of herself and her friends. The one thing she lacks is a proper accent. Bram Hallowsby got the right education, but as the bastard son of a duke, he'll never be accepted by the ton Read more...


Through Waters Deep
by Sarah Sundin
"THROUGH WATERS DEEP has a lot of layers."
Posted November 18, 2015

In 1945, some people thought the United States should help defend European nations against Hitler's forces, while others wanted to keep the U.S. out of the war. That divisiveness sets the backdrop for Sarah Sundin's romantic-mystery THROUGH WATERS DEEP.

Mary Stirling works at the Boston Read more...


Seducing the Skeptic
by Kathy Lyons
"A sexy adventure through an alternate reality"
Posted November 16, 2015

Janet Mason didn't set out to be anyone's savior. She couldn't even save her attempt at a graduate degree. When she sees what she thinks is an advanced virtual reality-style videogame, she can't resist stepping into the fantasy world for a little escapism. She soon Read more...


What You See
by Hank Phillippi Ryan
"A gripping tale of cold-blooded murder."
Posted October 30, 2015

Hank Phillippi Ryan is a heckuva writer. After forty years of reporting for television, she knows how to make every word count. She knows how to tease her readers, how to make you think you know what's happening, right before she turns the story on its ear. She does Read more...


The Royal Assassin
by Kate Parker
"A Victorian shop owner goes undercover to help watch a Russian princess linked to murder."
Posted October 20, 2015

Bookshop owner Georgia Fenchurch is a member of the Archivist Society, a group of amateur sleuths. When a visiting princess's guard is murdered, the Duke of Blackford asks Georgia and the Society to help guard the princess and investigate the murder. They soon discover a larger web of deceit Read more...


Countess by Coincidence
by Cheryl Bolen
"A shy bride and a confused groom make a delightful twist on the arranged marriage."
Posted October 9, 2015

Lady Margaret Ponsby has had her eye on her neighbor, the Earl of Finchley, for years but she's far too shy to speak to him. The earl, John Beauclerc, never even noticed her; he was too busy sowing his wild oats. When his grandmother insists that he marry, he Read more...


The Legend of Lyon Redmond
by Julie Anne Long
"Olivia Eversea has to choose -- between the man who loves her and the legend who left her."
Posted September 30, 2015

THE LEGEND OF LYON REDMOND is the eleventh novel in Julie Anne Long's Pennyroyal Green series. If you've read any of them, you've heard -- so to speak -- the whispers of Lyon Redmond's sudden disappearance and the speculation that Olivia Eversea had something to do Read more...


Too Dangerous for a Lady
by Jo Beverley
"A thief in the night steals a young woman's heart"
Posted September 17, 2015

When Lady Hermione Merryhew sees a thief in her room, she's surprised to recognize him. She sets out to save soldier Mark Thayne from his new life of crime. Little does she know, he's a government agent tasked with stopping violent revolutionaries before they can ignite the mob Read more...


Watch The Lady
by Elizabeth Fremantle
"Risking her life in the court of Queen Elizabeth"
Posted September 16, 2015

Penelope Devereux was a real person, sister of the infamous Earl of Essex and a lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth. Author Elizabeth Fremantle meticulously researched Penelope's life for WATCH THE LADY, her third novel set in the Tudor court. The novel takes us from her earliest days at Read more...


The Ultimatum
by Dick Wolf
"Non-stop thrills as an NYPD detective faces terrorism, espionage, and cartel assassins."
Posted August 13, 2015

Let me tell you what I love about Dick Wolf's Jeremy Fisk novels. THE ULTIMATUM is the third in the series, and they cannot be beat for intense, clever, thrill-a-page plots. Wolf is an incredibly detailed author and -- as you might expect from the creator Read more...


Out Of Circulation
by Miranda James
"The toughest part of solving a wealthy harridan's murder is narrowing down the long list of suspects"
Posted August 12, 2015

Author Miranda James eases into the murder mystery in her novel OUT OF CIRCULATION. She introduces all the players, from amateur sleuth Charlie Harris and his famous cat, Diesel, to the half-dozen people who can't stand the victim. When the most hated woman in Athena, Mississippi finally turns Read more...


Satan's Lullaby
by Priscilla Royal
"An official inspection disrupted by murder."
Posted August 7, 2015

Prioress Eleanor and Brother Thomas aren't sure why the Abbess has sent her brother to inspect their house, but they are determined to prove that the buildings, the people, and the faith are strong and well-tended. When a member of the visiting priest's retinue falls ill and Read more...


The Hidden Man
by Robin Blake
"It's a fascinating story..."
Posted August 7, 2015

In 18th century England, Coroner Titus Cragg is tasked with ruling on causes of death in the city of Preston. His friend and colleague, Doctor Luke Fidelis, helps with medical diagnoses. When a businessman is found dead in his locked office, it's up to Cragg and Fidelis to determine Read more...


Auriette Lindsey


http://rhymeschemesanddaydreams.wordpress.com

Auriette is a 20-year marriage veteran and mother of cats. In her real life, she is a TV news producer and an active volunteer with several non-profit theatre groups. In her fantasy world, she is thin, beautiful, and deadly.

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Re: Fury Calls (12:28pm March 11, 2009):

Feliz cumpleaños, Caridad. (It's been a long time since high school Spanish class, so I hope I got that right.) As I read the description of "Fury Calls" and the whole series, I'm wondering why I haven't picked up these books before now. I'm especially intrigued by a different vampire culture from the East.

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