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REVIEW: Force of Law by Jez Morrow

REVIEW: Force of Law by Jez Morrow

Dear Ms. Morrow: I didn’t expect anything of this book except that the excerpt intrigued me, so to discover a gem like this was a wonderful surprise. I love how you played with both the Cinderella fairytale and the old skool Harlequin Presents tropes and came up with something so powerful and good. Tom is [...]

REVIEW: Start Me Up by Victoria Dahl

REVIEW: Start Me Up by Victoria Dahl

Dear Ms. Dahl: Now that I’ve read three of your novels, I see a pattern in your heroines: they are extremely jealous of their independence, convinced that no man can be depended on, and afraid of showing themselves completely to the world.   I appreciate these qualities in a genre that too often holds its heroines [...]

REVIEW:  Romeo, Romeo by Robin Kaye

REVIEW: Romeo, Romeo by Robin Kaye

Dear Ms. Kaye: I had two recommendations to read this book and so, while at Barnes and Noble for our what seems like weekly visits (there is not a Borders as close to me as the BN which is like a quarter mile from my house), I bought Romeo, Romeo. When I began to read [...]