B- ReviewsContemporary romance / opposites attract / Political1 Comments
Dear Ms. O’Keefe: I passed over this book when it first came out because the hero was getting into politics. I don’t like books where politics are driving part of the conflict. but then I’d like several books where politics are an important part of the story so I might ... more >
First Pagefirst page / literary critique36 Comments
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Book DealsDealsComments Off on Daily Deals: Scandalous brides, dangerous highwaymen, dark manors
Midnight Vengeance by Lisa Marie Rice. $ .99 From the Jacket Copy: Morton “Jacko” Jackman isn’t afraid of anything. He’s a former Navy SEAL sniper, and he’s been in more firefights than most people have had hot meals. Lauren Dare scares the crap out of him. Gorgeous, talented and refined, ... more >
Book ReviewsReading lists6 Comments
Also read and reviewed: Waiting on You, Inamorata and Year of the Chick. All Souls: A Family Story From Southie by Michael Patrick Macdonald This was an engrossing and well-written autobiographical account of growing up in South Boston during the turbulent 1970s, enduring race riots, school busing and family tragedy. ... more >
B- Reviewschick-in-pants / England / faith / Historical / medieval / revenge5 Comments
12th century England: Two men vie for the throne: King Stephen the usurper and young Duke Henry the rightful heir. Amid civil and private wars, alliances are forged, loyalties are betrayed, families are divided, and marriages are made. For four years, Lady Annyn Bretanne has trained at arms with one ... more >
Publishing NewsAmazon / American literature / crowdfunding / Google / Humor / Mark Twain / NaNoWriMo / National Book Awards / Publishers / western / writing advice16 Comments
“we will need writers who can remember freedom”: ursula k le guin at the national book awards – A transcription of Ursula Le Guin’s speech at the National Book Awards ceremony Wednesday night. Le Guin’s comments have been getting a lot of attention, in part because of her assault on ... more >
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