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REVIEW:  The Principal’s Office by Jasmine Haynes

REVIEW: The Principal’s Office by Jasmine Haynes

Dear Ms. Haynes: I’ll confess that I had become disenchanted with your work. The grown up hookers with a heart of gold series followed by two dark and somewhat unromantic stories made me gun shy. But a free book of an author I’ve liked in the past? I can’t resist at least giving it a(…)

Sunita’s 2011 TBR Challenge: Hot Blood by Charlotte Lamb

Sunita’s 2011 TBR Challenge: Hot Blood by Charlotte Lamb

I have fallen severely off the TBR wagon over the last few months, but it’s time to get over my guilt and shame and climb back on. This month’s topic is “fairy tales,” and since I didn’t have one in my TBR, I stretched the category and decided to read Hot Blood for the Challenge.(…)

REVIEW:  Don’t Forget to Smile by Kathleen Gilles Seidel

REVIEW: Don’t Forget to Smile by Kathleen Gilles Seidel

Dear Ms. Seidel, I've been slowly going through your backlist and have enjoyed most of what I've read so far. Your books aren't flashy, but down to earth. They take their time to get where they are going. There is however, a welcome realness to the characters, surroundings, and events. At no point do I(…)

REVIEW:  To Keep a Husband, An Ex-Wives Novel by Lindsay Graves

REVIEW: To Keep a Husband, An Ex-Wives Novel by Lindsay Graves

Honestly Mrs Graves (I noted you’re not an ex wife ;) ) I wasn’t sure if this novel would work for me or not. You see, I’m one of the few Americans who has never watched an episode of “Desperate Housewives.” Yes, yes, I know it’s hard to believe but it’s true. Anyway, I read(…)