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When A Laird Takes A Lady
by Rowan Keats
"Love blooms under a Scottish mystery"
Posted June 24, 2014

WHEN THE LAIRD TAKES A LADY is book two in the Claimed by a Highlander series. I read this as a standalone book, without having read the first book, Taming a Wild Scot. There is an overarching story of who stole a necklace to be gifted by the Read more...


Dreams Of Lilacs
by Lynn Kurland
"An Amnesiac Castaway Finds a Dreamy, French Love"
Posted June 23, 2014

DREAMS OF LILACS is a gentle and chivalrous romance by one of my favorite author, Lynn Kurland. Book 16 in the de Piaget series, new readers will nonetheless be able to comfortably read it without foreknowledge of Isabelle de Piaget's large family from prior books. This book Read more...


Mercy
by HelenKay Dimon
"Erotic payback for a previous betrayal"
Posted June 22, 2014

MERCY is a fantastic story of love undeterred by prior treachery. Becca is a black ops CIA operative who is on the run from whomever has been killing the rest of her team. On the run without an identity or any funds, Becca elects to go back to Jarrett for Read more...


Summer Rain
by Ruthie Knox, Molly O'Keefe, Cecilia Tan, Charlotte Stein
"The Power of Love, Second Chances, and Healing"
Posted June 20, 2014

I was given this ebook for review for Fresh Fiction by the wonderful Molly O'Keefe, one of the authors who is an auto- buy author for me. All proceeds from the sale of this charity romance anthology go to support the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN, the Read more...


Enslaved By The Others
by Jess Haines
"Another Addictive Urban Fantasy Read in the H&W Investigations Series!"
Posted June 19, 2014

ENSLAVED BY THE OTHERS leaps right back into the ongoing story of Shiarra where the last book's cliffhanger left her, as a captive of Max Carlyle, the evil vampire master who would like to conquer North America. Shiarra is held and tortured in the cruel captivity of Max's Read more...


Fight for Me
by Sharon Page
"Two Hot Men Fight for the Right to Her Heart and Her Bed"
Posted June 19, 2014

FIGHT FOR ME is a 140 pages of over-the-top escapist fantasy with some light BDSM and some limited threesome action. The story is written in first person as told by Tessa. Tessa is working as a waitress, raising her 4 year old son, and dreaming of going back Read more...


Trapped At The Altar
by Jane Feather
"Friends to lovers in the Merry Monarch's England"
Posted June 12, 2014

I enjoyed the historical setting of TRAPPED AT THE ALTAR, set in the time of England's Charles II . The treatment of the historical facts was somewhat light, but in keeping with what I have come to expect of a Jane Feather story. The anachronisms were not egregious enough to Read more...


Murder In Murray Hill
by Victoria Thompson
"Solid addition to the Gaslight Mystery series!"
Posted May 31, 2014

Book number sixteen in this nineteenth century New York City Gaslight Mystery series, MURDER IN MURRAY HILL is another excellent entry in the story of midwife Sarah Brandt and police detective Frank Malloy. Sarah and Frank are moving closer to marriage, and while they still have not picked Read more...


The Windflower
by Laura London
"Lush prose fills this epic saga of love on the high seas"
Posted May 28, 2014

The best opening line for any book ever is in THE WINDFLOWER: 'Merry Patricia Wilder was sitting on a cobblestone wall, sketching three rutabagas and daydreaming about the unicorn.' The Windflower is a pièce de résistance of sweeping 80's romance, an epic tale of an ingénue Read more...


Wicked Games
by Angela Knight
"Kinky retellings of well known legends and fairytales"
Posted May 25, 2014

WICKED GAMES is a collection of short stories. The longest is The Once and Future Lover, a great nod to one of many Arthurian legend fans' favorite book by T.H. White. This prequel novella to Knight's Mageverse books tells how the Mageverse began. Arthur and the Knights of Read more...


The Winter Bride
by Anne Gracie
"A charming and fun trip from false engagement to true love and marriage"
Posted May 25, 2014

THE WINTER BRIDE by Anne Gracie is book two in the Chance Sisters series. Damaris is young woman shaped by the many significant hardships she has experienced. Damaris' dour missionary father is killed and she must flee China, trekking cross country from her burned mission and begging passage Read more...


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2 comments posted.

Re: The MacGregor's Lady (12:44pm February 11, 2014):

Oh yes, I LOVE Scottish accents! That's why Sean Coonery is so beloved,
I think. nd Ewan McGregor totally does it for me too

Re: Everlasting Enchantment (9:26am December 11, 2013):

I'd want a cat shapeshifter, something sleek and sexy. Maybe a panther?

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