D Reviews
Contemporary, England, Harlequin-Presents, opposites
Dear Ms. King: I felt like this book started out with the heroine as a thief* and the hero as a good guy and then someone told you to SEX it up and all the backstory and character got chopped… more
Reading Lists
Australia, Edwardian-era, European-Historical, Harlequin Medical Romance, Harlequin-Presents, m/m romance, mystery, Paranormal, Riptide Publishing
January was kind of a bust for me, but I caught up in February. I’ve been trying to read further afield, going past the usual m/m and category and trying more historical romance. They didn’t all work perfectly, but I’ve… more
Interviews
Bad Blood, Harlequin, Harlequin-Presents, Notorious Wolfes
Yesterday we had a guest post from Lucy Gilmore, the editor of the Harlequin Presents line from Mills & Boon about how connected series, like The Notorious Wolfes, gets created. Caitlin Crews shared with us the Bible that the authors… more
Interviews
Bad Blood, Harlequin, Harlequin-Presents, Interviews, Notorious Wolfes
I emailed Sarah Morgan and asked if she would take us into the world of connected series books. Mills & Boon published a terrific, eight book connected series called the Notorious Wolfes (US) or Bad Blood (UK). Heroically, she came… more
Book Reviews
Harlequin-Presents, India Grey, Military, Morocco, opposites attract, PTSD
Dear Ms. Grey: This is a sequel to the Craving the Forbidden (review here) and I thought it was interesting to take an established relationship, shake it up, and still convince the readers at the end that these two could… more
B+ Reviews
Contemporary, forbidden-love, Harlequin, Harlequin-Presents, India Grey
Dear Ms. Grey: Right before I received your book for review, a friend of mine told me she had a “meet cute” on a train. She ran into a guy who dropped a tux he was carrying. She later found… more