interracial-romance

REVIEW: Being Plumville by Savannah J. Frierson

Note: This is Janine’s entry for Keishon’s To Be Read challenge. Dear Ms. Frierson, It is 1953 in Plumville, Georgia, and seven year old Benjamin Drummond considers four year old Coralee “Ceelee” Simmons his best friend. Little Bennie loves to read to Ceelee and is determined to protect her from the bullying of Tommy Birch.(…)

REVIEW: Scandal in Copper Lake by Marilyn Pappano

Dear Ms. Pappano, One thing I’m trying to do this year is expand my reading horizons.   I usually stay within my favorite genres of fantasy, paranormals, and young adult, but sometimes you need variety to keep things interesting.   So when I was glancing through the eHarlequin website earlier this month, your book caught my eye(…)

REVIEW:  Lady Sings the Blues by Mallery Malone

REVIEW: Lady Sings the Blues by Mallery Malone

Dear Ms. Malone: Thank you for submitting your debut Samhain Red Hot, “Lady Sings the Blues,” a short story featuring an interracial Romance between club owner Alina Gabriel and Blues musician Joshua Hanover. I am a big fan of short stories and novellas, because when they are done well, they are a perfect portion of(…)

REVIEW: Skin to Skin by Dionne Galace

Dear Ms. Galace: I struggled with this review because I consider you a friend. I couldn’t tell if I was being too hard on you because I wanted to appear impartial or not hard enough because I am predisposed to like your material. Ultimately, I can only state my feelings toward the book and leave(…)

REVIEW: Undressing Mercy by Deanna Lee

Dear Ms. Lee: This was the first book that I read by you and the writing was good enough to get me to hunt down and purchase some of your backlist titles. I only wish that you or your publisher had told buyers that this book had already been released as an ebook with LooseID(…)