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REVIEW: Safe Passage by Ida Cook

REVIEW: Safe Passage by Ida Cook

Dear Readers, I’d been eyeing this book after it was promoted on the eharlequin website and this month, I decided “why not. Sounds interesting.” Interesting indeed. This book is “the truth is stranger than fiction.” Two young English women become enamored of opera, travel the world to see and meet their favorite opera singers and,(…)

Midweek Links of Interest

Freedom to Tinker provides 2009 predictions which include netbook/larger iPhone at $899; civil lawsuits over violation of terms of service based on Lori Drew case; Obama administration prosecutions for large scale bittorrent abusers. Alpha Heroes wonders what is up with the animal-like genetalia.   Rhev (the hero in JR Ward’s next book) is a sympath whose(…)

REVIEW: A Man in a Million by Jessica Bird

REVIEW: A Man in a Million by Jessica Bird

Dear Ms. Bird: I was cruising the new Mills & Boon ebook offerings when I saw A Man in a Million in e-form. I’m not terribly familiar with your category backlist although I do have a few in my TBR pile that I haven’t yet read (they are in paper form and those tend to(…)

REVIEW: Miss Winthorpe’s Elopement by Christine Merrill

REVIEW: Miss Winthorpe’s Elopement by Christine Merrill

Dear Mrs. Merrill, Your latest book (so far only available at Mills and Boon in both print and eform), is one that unfortunately doesn’t work as well for me as the last title of yours I read. Sorry but there’s just no other way to say it. The book starts off as a typical Bluestocking(…)