Harlequin Super Romance

REVIEW:  A Natural Father by Sarah Mayberry

REVIEW: A Natural Father by Sarah Mayberry

Dear Ms. Mayberry: I have to start out this review by admitting my personal bias. I am not a huge fan of kids in romance books, or at least how they seem to be generally characterized. While I am a mother myself, I do not believe that children are necessary to be fulfilled either as(…)

REVIEW: A Man to Rely On by Cindi Myers

REVIEW: A Man to Rely On by Cindi Myers

Dear Ms. Myers, This book isn’t sunshine and rainbows. Scott and Marisol have both been forced to take classes in the school of extremely hard knocks. So I’d advise any readers who just want a happy, pep-me-up after a hard day at work to save this for a time when they’re looking for something with(…)

REVIEW: The Wedding Heiress by Pamela Ford

REVIEW: The Wedding Heiress by Pamela Ford

Dear Ms. Ford, When you offered us a chance to read your novel, the title gave me pause. “Oh dear,” I thought. This is going to be about some spoiled heiress who has to act silly and ends up falling for a poor hero all told against a backdrop of weddings. Which goes to show(…)

REVIEW: Stranger at the Door by Laura Abbot

Dear Ms. Abbot, This is an interesting mixture of contemporary and historical romance. Though I still have a hard time with the idea that stories set before the turn of the 21st century are considered “historical.” I also see this is where Harlequin’s “Everlasting Love” line has ended up. “Because happily ever after is just(…)

REVIEW: His Secret Past by Ellen Hartman

Dear Mrs. Hartman, I’m so glad you offered DA a chance to read your latest release “His Secret Past.” I gotta be honest and say that when I look at current and future offerings from Harlequin lately, I’m desperately trying to find books that don’t feature a cherubic child or knocked up heroine in either(…)